I would suspect that it is more than 20,000 times harder. Either you need to hire 20,000 people simultaneously (are there even that many people in Ottawa willing to be burglars? that’s 2% of the population, and some are going to report you first) or you need an organization to run repeated burglaries without it being traced back to you. A sudden rash of burglaries is going to get a lot of attention. I suppose it might wind up being a way for existing burglary operations to get some extra profit on top though.
Of course, this whole situation is a bit absurd, and I think the original point of the post is roughly correct.
I would suspect that it is more than 20,000 times harder. Either you need to hire 20,000 people simultaneously (are there even that many people in Ottawa willing to be burglars? that’s 2% of the population, and some are going to report you first) or you need an organization to run repeated burglaries without it being traced back to you. A sudden rash of burglaries is going to get a lot of attention. I suppose it might wind up being a way for existing burglary operations to get some extra profit on top though.
Of course, this whole situation is a bit absurd, and I think the original point of the post is roughly correct.