Thread:Teenbat/@comment-26134564-20160530214710/@comment-1845428-20160530224319

True. He doesn't follow that code in Sly Cooper: The Second Season either. If you remember, Sly says something along the lines of "there's no challenge, no fun" in stealing from "ordinary people." However, when he steals these objects, they aren't taking from "ordinary people." There is challenge and fun in stealing from these places. Remember, the very first thing we hear of Sly stealing (except for his secret police file) is the Fire Stone of India. Due to Carmelita's dialogue, it seems like he stole it from a helpless village.

Sly loves chocolate cake, but when there is none, he'll settle for vanilla, or something like that.