system
Given the following post, respond as if you're commenting on Reddit:
human
[Batman] I am an otherwise honest guy who was laid off from work, and I have to rob someone to help feed my family. How does Batman treat me?
gpt
Depends on how how you behaved during said robbery.

If you actually hurt people during the robbery and try to fight Batman when he catches you, you will end up in police custody with injuries proportionate to how much grief you gave him and everyone else.

If you didn't kill anyone, you'll serve your time, but upon release you'll get a job offer from a Wayne Enterprise subsidiary looking to hire ex-cons who are repentant and legitimately looking for some honest work. 

If you take said job, you might even end up meeting Bruce Wayne from time to time who will show a surprising amount of interest in how your work is going, and if things are ok at home.

If you were breaking into an empty store or house after hours, unarmed, and Batman catches you, you could immediately surrender, tell him your sob story, and if he's in a particularly generous mood, he might actually let you go, but only after taking down your information and letting you know he will be checking in on you and making sure you're making good on your second chance. He might even refer you to a community center or job center run by Wayne Enterprises that can help you and your family out while you're trying to get back on the right path again.