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¿Question #224649?
Grimsalt: Mum lives in a row of houses, in an expensive neighborhood (Outremont). Twice this week, two women rang her doorbell, offering a dubious "pop-up vaccination service" : she's told them twice that she's maxed out on doses, and there's no sign of door-to-door vax in the news. If she lets them in, what are the odds she'll get robbed?

TomTi89: At minimum, this would be a scam, charging money for a water injection, rather than a traditional robbery. Here's an example: https://edition.cnn.com/2021/07/05/india/india-fake-covid-vaccine-scam-intl-hnk/index.html
rayzg: OMFG! I guess I should be thankful that I live in a much poorer neighbourhood in Montreal! I suggest that your mom adopt my strategy when answering the door: Answer shirtless. Belt should also be unbuckled.
mattomaw: Pfizer to 1.
Phil%20Fleischmann: That's some scary-crazy Canadian stuff right there!
0Shea0: I always accept injections from unsolicited providers that come in off the street! It's how I gots immune from poo brain!