[lkdfjlkdfjlg]

> (Aside: should the guys who drive an armored car that carries millions of dollars in bonds get paid more than the guys that drive an armored car that only carries thousands of dollars in cash? Does the amount of money handled change the difficult of the work?)

Aside from the bigger point of the article, what a horrible analogy. Yes, of course handling more money makes your work more "difficult", where any reasonable definition of difficult has to incorporate the fact that bad people will do crazier things for more money than less.

[stavros]

A bigger bounty means the bad guys can employ more expensive ways to get the truck. If you use the armored truck that transports thousands of dollars to transport millions of dollars, you're asking to get robbed, because the truck only costs "thousands of dollars" to rob.