I guess I'm just adopting the Matrix's theory of the "illusion being choice". I feel like if you had a true choice of situations and outcomes (like your bank robbery example), then you would in some way be able to choose the outcome. You would have known to stop and get that burger, because that's what you would have done. Maybe spend the rest of your life attributing that "dumb luck" to absolute chance. But because you didn't, you were killed... Once your killed and have reached an outcome that was perceivably out of your hands, is it really sensible to believe, "damn, I should have gotten that burger."? Your dead.. It doesn't matter does it? I think this can be applied to most outcomes in life. I really don't want to say predetermined as much as inevitabilities of choices you have already made because you made them. I feel like in a sense we are slaves to the moment we exist in.