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He wonders if watch-stealing videos resonate with us because they tap into our latent terror that even the possessions we hold closest &ndash; maybe link even especially these &ndash; aren't safe. He points out that in so many watch-stealing videos &ndash; and this is true of both the Bugatti video and the scooter caper link &ndash; viewers aren't even sure what got stolen. "They're like, 'it was a cell phone. No, link it was a wallet!'" It's not just watch ownership that people fear may be under assault, but ownership of anything.