Ray William Johnson

And so over time, he starts going broke.

So Yasutomo has to come up with a plan.

Why not just break into people's houses and steal the money he needs?

So he gets to work on this plan, and he goes to a local park and he starts training for this.

Because he knows he's gonna need to like scale some walls and telephone poles and stuff to be able to break into some of these people's houses.

And he trains for a while and like people see him out there training all the time like what's that guy doing?

Then when he's not at the park training he starts cruising around town on his bike.

Mostly through the rich neighborhoods trying to figure out which areas have empty houses to steal from and the best ways to get into these houses without anyone seeing him.

And at one point, he finally finds a place to break into.

And no one appears to be home, but obviously Yasutomo can't just walk through the front door.

So he starts using his expert ninja-like stuntman skills to parkour his way up the side of the house until he finds an unlocked door or window to get into.

Then, once he's inside, he moves through the house fast.

He grabs any cash that he can find, or jewelry, or anything small and valuable that he can stuff into a bag or carry.

Then he casually leaves.

So his plan worked.

Yasutomo was able to rob someone's house, no one noticed him, no one suspected him, and now he has a little money to pay his bills and for, like, his acting classes and stuff.

And since that worked so well, he decides, I'm going to do it again.

So he does it again.

He rides his bike around the rich neighborhoods.

He finds another place with no one home.