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vanity
S.A.F.G. Lyrics

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Feeling this way? yeah, I ain't seeing it
Feeling away, so I can breathe again
Feelings awake, but I am sleeping in
Feeling okay, the demons peering in
I'm not okay, I know I've given up
My bedside, no water in the cup
Look at the glass, I'm like "what the fuck?"
They always say, "just keep your spirits up!"

But I hate it, wish I was sedated
Wish I was numb to all the pain that I created
Wish I wasn't just a fucking mistake in the making
Wish that I could have some depth like my creation
But I can't
But I won't
But I can't
But I won't
But I can't
But I won't
Cause the way I'm gonna go out is bullet through my dome
Lost in my thoughts, can't escape the pain
Every day feels like I'm caught in the rain
My mind's a prison, my heart's a tomb
The demons they come in knocking with a (knock knock) "hello!"
Stuck in my thoughts, I can't break free
My mind's a fight, and it's tearing me
I'm losing hope, I'm losing faith
I'm tired of faking that I'm okay
Outside I know I got no privacy
Can't use the mask, no more hiding me
Could this just be my insanity?
There's blood dripping off of my vanity
Outside I know I got no privacy
Can't use the mask, no more hiding me

Could this just be my insanity?
There's blood dripping off of my vanity

Overall Meaning

In S.A.F.G.'s song "Vanity", the lyrics explore the theme of self-absorption and how it affects society as a whole. The song begins by reminiscing about the carefree days of youth, when life was easy and worry-free, but the tone quickly changes as the lyrics reflect on the vanity and consumerism that has since taken over. The phrase "vanity is our main devotion" is repeated throughout the song, emphasizing how our obsession with looking good and appearing successful has become the driving force of our lives.

The lyrics also point to the negative consequences of this focus on appearance and status. The line "the pain we bring through society" suggests that our self-centeredness is causing harm to others, and that a crisis may be imminent. The song ends on a note of uncertainty as the question is posed, "will we break free?" The artist seems to be urging the listener to consider their own priorities and question whether vanity is really worth sacrificing the greater good.

Line by Line Meaning

Never really knew back when I was young
I didn't understand how great it was to have fun when I was young.

How great it was just to have some fun
Having fun was a great thing to do when I was young.

Sit back, never have to worry
I could relax and not worry about anything when my mother took care of me.

My life was so easy
My life was care-free and easy when my mother took care of me.

When my mama did it for me
My mother took care of everything for me when I was younger.

And now I'm left to my own devices
Now, I'm left to fend for myself and do things independently.

Just prices, my advice is, we're heading for a crisis
Only prices seem to matter nowadays, and I think that we're heading towards a crisis.

Tap tap it in to those accounts hashtag whose posting now?
People are constantly sharing their life on social media - who's posting what now?

Can you hear that magical sound?
Can you hear the sound of people's vanity on social media?

Well I don't want to hear it no more
I don't want to hear about people's vanity on social media anymore.

When will we see?
Will we ever realize?

The pain we bring through society
The harm we bring to society through our vanity.

Will we break free?
Can we free ourselves from the chains of vanity?

Don't miss this opportunity
Don't miss the opportunity to break free from vanity.

Bread from the notion, Vanity is our main devotion
The idea that vanity is our main focus has become ingrained in our society.

Only to care about what others think
We only care about what other people think of us.

If you're not in demand then I'm sorry you stink
If you're not popular or in demand, then you're not worth anything.

Vanity is our main devotion
Our main focus is on our own vanity.

The pain is turning numb
We've become desensitized to the pain we bring to society through our vanity.

Will we break free?
Can we break free from the chains of vanity?

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Most interesting comment from YouTube:

DeadlyPlatypus

@Girtis Holland It was basically a car with a box on it...they used two cars to pull one car.

After thinking about it, that ratio doesn't scale, though...
• 2 cars to pull 1? EASY
• 4 cars to pull 2? MODERATE
• 100 cars to pull 50? Technically easy, logistically impossible

Going the other way?
• 1 car to pull half a car? EASY, but messy.
• Half a car to pull a quarter car? Very difficult...EVEN HARDER if both cars were split longitudinally.

All comments from YouTube:

SanguisDiabolus

2y↑1.9K

I love that this guy was shown the clip of the Italian Job and went, "Wait...is that possible?" and actually tried cracking a submerged dial and shared his personal experience with the experiment. Obvious passion to his craft.

Greg DeAndrea

Points to the flick too for forcing the experiment!

Zack Kertzman

2y↑6

"Mosler No. 10
you're the one!
Making bath time
with me fun!..."

Petr Záruba

2y↑24

Someone bath with rubber duck someone with vault dial :/

Terry Andreasen

2y↑1K

Having started my career the same time as Dave, and having known Dave for almost 4 decades now I can attest to this man's legitimacy. I own one of the largest safe and vault companies west of the Mississippi and talk with Dave at least once each month. Sometimes it's just personal, most of the time it's discussing real world safe and vault problems. Dave McOmie is the real thing. His business card should say: "have boroscope, will travel" ! Great job Dave, well done. Looking forward to seeing you in May.

Tait Smith

Sell me some drilling templates. 😆
(Just a hobbyist)

Georg Mettmann

2y↑1

@jtj with this skills you can make a lot of money with opening safes. even banks lose keys and numbers, no joke... or big keys for safes. my father got 1000-1500€ and more for handmade keys for banksafes. he was teached by a guy going to pension, his sons had much bigger projects and were not interested in it. so my father used free time in his shop to copy maybe once in a month. same with safes... if you know how to drill them, or even to crack them like the pros, you can make a lot of legal money.
i worked in the locksmithing business for 7 years myself, but this was over my knowledge :)

CashPrizes

2y↑2

Nice shill attempt, keep it to yourself

jtj

2y↑2

What's this guy's job? Security contractor? Former thieve? Both?

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Julio Schwarzbeck

2y↑299

I've known Dave for over a decade, for all the comments about how knowledgeable he is, or how engaging his conversation is, you can add that he himself is an incredible humble human being, he could be talking about how paint dries, and we'd be as immersed in that conversation as we were in this video, congrats neighbor!

since1876

2y↑2

My paint usually dries with large blobs running down. Gravity sucks. 😡

KarlBunker

2y↑154

A book by a locksmith that I once read pointed out that movies often show a safecracker opening a combination lock faster than someone who actually knew the combination could possibly have opened it.
OTOH, I'm shocked to hear that a Fast & Furious movie was unrealistic. Shocked, I say.

Nels Blair

2y↑4

I once opened a safe in a sensitive location on my first turn of the dial by a few digits. I was there to reveal a potential vulnerability but instead revealed that it had already been exploited. My observer and I were each immediately uncomfortable. He was there for a lock hardware related reason and I doubt that this situation was ever properly reported, despite my sincere efforts.

Seven sins music

2y↑3

I had to put my plans away for that one

Skan Man

2y↑293

I was once assigned the task of opening an Army field safe where the combination had “slipped.” I knew nothing about opening safes. But what I did have was several other identical safes, we were a finance office in Vietnam. This made the job pretty easy. By looking at the interior of identical safes, I could see where a hole could be drilled such that a metals rod could be inserted and click open the safe. Took safe to engineering guys, had them drill hole exactly where needed, inserted rod and presto, the safe was open. A little spot weld to cover hole that was drilled, and safe could be used again. Amazing what you can do when given a task, especially if ou think outside the box a little.

Antonomase Apophasis

You mean "inside the safe"

Zach Brown

2y↑4

@AppleSauce that made me laugh way harder than it should have

AppleSauce

2y↑40

@Ol’ Caruso thinking outside the box about what's inside the box and you want outside the box so you can then put it back into a box...BOX

Ol’ Caruso

2y↑49

you mean thinking inside the box 😉

Hans O'lowe

2y↑323

Interesting.

The guy was honest, didn't mince words. I like him.

Hunter

1y↑12

Love that this guy acknowledged some things you have to do to make a movie look good but also explained what they're expressing. Great guest

AnimecrazySakura7

2y↑27

This is one of the most interesting professional critique videos I’ve ever seen! Professional safecracker seemed like a made up job but it’s probably one of the coolest things ever and this guy was so good at explaining everything! I enjoyed every minute, thank you!

Sovcsik Lászó

2y↑73

The expert spoke very competently, it was a pleasure to listen!
And what is most shocking is the last scene. That safe weighs about 3 tons and is full of money. That much money weighs about 100 tons, it would take special machinery to handle it, let alone knock down walls. And here it's being pulled away by two Dodge's :D

Krystian

1y↑1

@Firestorm Maybe one wouldn't, but two heavy tanks would most certainly be able to pull something like that off. Tanks are made for power and traction. A tank most certainly have the strength to go through thick concrete and pull some dozens of tonnes.

But it certainly wouldn't be fast and would leave a LOT of mess and damage even on the floor, not only on the random object the safe was smashed into. Though they'd still need to actually 'grab' the safe by something that could withstand that power. Ain't no way that handles could.

Oh...And there's no way that some tonnes of a giant object is ever going to bump up let spiral around.

ami we73

It’s SO much fun, though😂

Renucleous

2y↑1

Well, a lot of the shots were made „real“…
They actually pulled a real 9000 pound safe with those cars so it’s not as far fetched as everyone here likes to believe since it actually happened.
They switched to a drivable mock safe for the chase but the fact that the cars can pull a real safe of that size remaines.

Firestorm

If it was a platoon of M1 Abrams tanks doing the towing... maybe. I'd still be skeptical but maybe

SocalSamStokes

Dodge boys...

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CreatieveSteve619

2y↑126

This is my first time hearing of such a job of a professional safecraker. After all these years I thought it was a made up position for films n tv watching growing up. I find this a really neat carrier subject. :)

Chris M

2y↑1

I guess their main job is to correct other people's mistakes, nefarious or clumsy.

Göksel Can Doğan

2y↑2

@ploopy the video starts by literally telling you that they're not the same

Kyokuji FGC

This is the same guy who opened Prince's sealed vault.

Charlie St. Niklaus

@Bob Buhler what steps did you take to start that career? I really want to explore this field.

Bob Buhler

2y↑23

@ploopy Because I am both, I can tell you it's not the same. Different ball game, same field.

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Whisper Vault

2y↑66

I met him at a pen party at my fathers former job called Corporate Safe Specialists when I was younger. Nice guy and very brilliant in the art of safe cracking! Got a autographed history book on his safe cracking experience. I tried reading the first page and thought I'd do better reading Chinese lol

TBM

2y↑25

No, thank YOU! Super fun and interesting to have this guy on. Passionate yet reserved. Would love to see him a second time.

Memetics

2y↑25

This guy really knows what he's talking about; really appreciated his detailed, expert analysis and explanations.

LA_Keith

2y↑27

I dig this guy, would love to hear his top 5 on actual safe cracking where the people got away, or the legends in his field!

p51abc

2y↑39

I'm also wondering that if a safe is underwater, if the pressure differential would make it more difficult to open? Of course 10 feet underwater vs 50 feet vs 300 feet would be a substantial difference. I would guess that in the movie it wouldn't be too much...

yellekc

2y↑18

It depends if water can get into the safe to equalize the pressure. But let's say it's waterproof and has a 3x4 foot door. That's 12 square feet. If you have atmospheric pressure on the inside and 10 feet of water pressure on the outside, that's about 4.3 psi or 620 lbs per square foot, so over 12 square feet that's over 7400 lbs of force on that door. You ain't opening it.

Nate A.

2y↑12

Super knowledgeable guy, humble and with a good sense of humor. One of the most informative expert commentary videos!

hatednyc

2y↑12

Fascinating stuff. If I ever produce a film with safe cracking scenes I want this man as a consultant.

Devon St. Denis - Richard

2y↑65

"They take 30-40 minutes", then you hear in the background, "This is the lock picking lawyer, and what I have for you today is a vault door. This vault door can be bypassed with a paper clip. Let me show you haw that's done".

Derric Greene

In reality, he has a safecracking machine that can take about a day (or three) depending on the complexity of the safe

mretaoin1

2y↑5

@Alex M He's selling his lockpicking tools, not demonstrating difficult locks.

Sasquatch

ROTFLMAO

Alex M

2y↑2

lpl more and more keeps targeting cheap easy locks these days...

John Taylor

2y↑6

I have repaired and restored antique Banker's safes - they are the high security safes of the time designed to be dynamite proof. They are beautiful works of art and fine engineering. I am not good at manipulation, so I drill if I have to and I can tell you the safe companies were very good at hardening steel 130 years ago. At their time they were impregnable and today they are very formidable. I enjoyed your presentation it moved right along.

William Wells

2y↑4

These how-to tutorials are getting really in depth and I appreciate that

Squelch Tone

2y↑29

I am so happy he mentioned the Hollywood BS of adding the clicking sound when a dial is being turned. A real safe lock will be so nice and quiet when you turn it.. there are no clicks..

Zid Bits

2y↑2

The problem with the burning bar is that it will set off fire suppression systems inside the room/building you're working in. Commercial properties, where you're likely going to need to get into a safe, has robust sprinkler systems.

RMDC

2y↑33

I adore this guy. He really knows what he's talking about

Borg

2y↑14

I love this video series. I learn about stuff I thought I had no interest in and end up really learning something.

David Butler

2y↑4

Michael Mann employed real safe crackers for Thief...the police detective who arrests James Cann was played by a real thief.
And...the soundtrack by Tangerine Dream is excellent.

Alex Shoemaker

2y↑1

I always love watching experts watch things like this and critiquing on what can be and can't be shown about things. The earliest example I loved was talking with my dad about how inaccurate military rankings are shown in movies due to rather obvious implications of IDing ranking officers, they have to show bad markings and he likes trying to find what they are.

Huang Jun黄俊

2y↑8

Army of Thieves is such an amazing movie.
Yes, of course a lot is made up.
The main character Dieter almost has some sort of a superpower for safecracking, and that's what makes it such a fun movie.

Dave LaBarge, Safecracker

2y↑65

Having known Dave McOmie for over three decades now I'm glad to see he dispelled some of the safecracking myths seen in the movies over the years, yet also stated when an accurate detail was shown. The only thing I noticed that was wrong was when he was describing manipulation and breaking down the number five into tenths such as 5.1, 5.2, 5.3 etc. He was actually at 95 and not 5 on the dial at the time. But as Dave says "Safecrackers love safecracking in the movies" and an experienced safe and vault technician will notice things like that, even on YouTube!!

Lynnsey Knockel

2y↑5

It’s quite possible that editing could be to blame. He may have correctly described what he was doing but then the makers of the video wanted a close up and could have easily shown the wrong part of the dial.

Dental Plan

2y↑2

It's irrelevant where he was on the dial, he wasn't showing where he was.

Kaya Monn

I always wanna see safecrackers react to the safe cracking in White Collar. There’s lots of fun scenes, and it’d be super interesting to learn how real they are

Chris P

2y↑2

This was a fantastic video. I'd be happy to see more videos with him.

Matheus Lacerda

I had no idea safecracking could be so cool, but this man proved it!

dandymcgee

1y↑3

I accidentally cracked my grandparents' safe once.. on the second try. It was under a computer desk, and I was playing a game on the computer, so I didn't look at the safe while playing with it. Each time, I scrambled it by spinning the dial 4-5 times, turned it left 3 rotations, right 2, left 1, then tried the handle. I judged how much to turn it purely based on what "felt" natural. I don't mean by feeling for bumps or applying tension to the handle. I literally just turned it the amount of rotation that felt like enough to be a valid combination. I pushed down the handle after the second attempt, and in one smooth motion the huge metal door fell gently open.

I tried to do it a bunch more times after that and never was able to successfully open it again. I never looked at what was in the safe. I immediately closed it and locked it back up and was afraid at what I had just achieved.

Lars Grabowski

2y↑14

"I run an international organisation of professional Safecrackers" is a great synopsis for a movie I would definitely watch.

Dustin Lesinger

2y↑4

You can tell how much joy he gets out of saying "water bomb"

ClaudiusPunchinello

For anyone wanting more Dave, he was featured in "This American Life" episode 750: "The Ferryman", talking about a job he took of great musical significance.

Graham

2y↑7

The crazy thing about the Fast Five safe-pulling stunt is that a lot of that was actually real. Not a real safe, but they really did drag the replica one behind cars in a city like that. Negstalgic put out a video about it a while back: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jXhxDpdfoYU

Jodat

2y↑1

@Thomas some scenes it was a correctly weighted replica, obviously most had to be lighter or specially made for safety reasons

Thomas

Not a replica of appropriate weight though...

Jack Zwahlen

For the army of thieves safe, the reason he did it without looking was that was the one he practiced on and knew like the back of his hand, that's why in the scene it plays out musically for him, he is in tune with all of the mannerisms of the lock

Dave McOmie

You're right, Jack. But remember: Dieter's manipulation technique works only in movies, not the real world.

Cottonheaded Ninnymuggins

2y↑2

Love how serious dude is about his craft

࿐ꨄSwnsasyꨄ࿐

2y↑4

I freaking love when they use actual people in the job to tell the story..

EDIT: all of these were really good movies regardless hehe

Trevor Murphy

2y↑3

This guy is awesome I took a lock in the tub and tried it you can really know he’s a professional

XxXFlyingArmBarXxX

This man needs his own show

Gunhaver

2y↑1

9:41 i have a vault that doesn't have a bolt like this. its just a very tiny and light bar that sits down in the gates and allows the handler to turn. the handle has a crazy amount of friction too, so its more annoying to crack (supposedly). for the last number on my dial though, you can spin right past it without ever knowing if you aren't careful

Tivix

He's such a pro you can hear the dials click as he's talking

Benny Mackney

Interesting that he doesn't want movies to be too realistic - meanwhile lockpicking people want everyone to know about vulnerabilities so people are realistic about security and don't use poor locks.

TheMan Cone

2y↑3

So wouldn't installing a built in clicking mechanism make it much harder to feel and or interpret those contact points? Thus making it nearly if not impossible to open by simple means?

Andrew Willard

2y↑8

I love these videos they do I feel like you really learn so much

iamamish

I love his intellectual honesty

usern4metak3ns

This dude indirectly gave a huge hint to prospective safe crackers. This is a legendary dude. He knows a guy that knows a guy. What a dude.

Nightshade

Nah, he's the guy who is known.

Bellmason

2y↑8

I really hope that at the end of the Annual Manipulation Contest the award is presented inside a locked safe that the winner has to open.

TaikaJamppa

I have been cracking safes and picking locks in videogames a lot for my whole life. Now, I think I want to take a crack at a real safe!… legally, of course.

Lyle Deporiss

2y↑2

This is so fascinating, it deserves more views by now

Grimalkin

2y↑3

The thing is according to plenty of stunt coordinators and news articles the FF scene with the vault? Depending on which part of the scene you watch that is a real 9000 pound vault they are pulling with those cars. Other parts of the scene used a half vault,a driving vault,one cgi vault and one lightweight fake one mounted on a ramp.

Christopher Weick

I used to use a thermic lance to pierce rivets for removal, ironworkers get such wonderful toys 😁

p!ke

You've gotta love experts. Nothing better than people who know what they're talking about.

Stefan Lai

2y↑7

Not going to lie, I’m sure he’s one of the best in his trade, but he sure made me affirm that safe cracking is probably one of the most boring hobbies.

Overseer76

See, now I want to see a supercut of all these safecracking scenes back to back.

Steven R

2y↑5

oddly i'd say the fast five's most realistic part is cracking the safe with a palm scanner, its just a big fingerprint scanner for your whole hand and fingerprint scanners are notoriously useless and unreliable, thats why they DONT use them

Jesse Brook

2y↑2

They probably made some of these unworkable but accurate techniques on purpose. I would have if I were in the moviemakers' place. Who wants the liability.

Jay Straw

2y↑1

What I really learned is a positive correlation between safecracking in a film, and the word "Thief" in its title

Elliot Ross

2y↑4

get this guy back for a part 2!

Justice

2y↑2

I want to see Dave review some more films.

DAF RAM

Like Antman

since1876

2y↑1

16:00 sounds like safe cracking and car mechanics have a lot in common 😂

Splunk

2y↑1

It's safe to say this was very enjoyable

Christian Ferrer

I was a locksmith for nearly 15 years and always find lockpicking and safe cracking in movies to be hilarious..

I'm no safe expert tho.
My specialty was automotive

TotallyNotRedneckYall

2y↑2

I would totally watch this guy's channel.

Jeff Moss

2y↑1

Dave is a legend!

SlickStretch

I wish I had the focus and dedication to get this good at anything.

happzy

2y↑1

As impossible as FF scene was, it was hella fun to watch.

ProudPapaJD

2y↑10

I for one am SHOCKED that Fast Five was not realistic!

Seriously though, I was extremely disappointed Die Hard was not in this video.

Robert Morgan

2y↑2

Irony is it WAS real. They did drag a large safe with cars, people almost died, buildings were built to be destroyed. They did most of it practically. The making of is fascinating, check it out

Alexei Utgoff

2y↑2

It takes the average person 3 semesters to be able to easily open a highschool locker every time.

Justin Buck

2y↑14

Love that he says the vault one is impossible when it's an actual stunt they did but obviously the vault wasn't full weight.

DeadlyPlatypus

Girtis Holland

@John Galt Line So the safe had a driver because it wasn’t possible otherwise

John Galt Line

@QA Boot Camp It was a real, 9000 lb safe... with wheels and a driver inside it that could steer it.

ploopy

2y↑17

They didn't do it at full weight because it was impossible....

dvdmike007

One of the best videos you guys have done in ages, but you should have done The Heist

Charlie St. Niklaus

2y↑4

We need LPL to laugh thru every lock picking scene

Nikolay Sankov

alright everything was fine until he came up to fast five, so he didn’t watch the actual film or he would know and remember they switched the safe out very quickly, everything about the hand reading thing was spot on but they earlier saw the video passcode entered through a rc car with a camera

Ben

Italian Job is still such a good movie. I didn't realize its almost 20 years old

Ben

@nic greaves had no idea it was a remake. Ill have to check Amazon for it this weekend.

nic greaves

2y↑1

Have you seen the original? I personally think it's better and it may be worth tracking down if you liked the remake

Yessir

awesome video and passionate dude, so entertaining

MrELO89

I didn’t know Logan Roy was this good at cracking safes.

merciful_productions

I wonder if a bank has ever forgotten the code to a safe and had to hire someone to crack it

Jim Mahony

Not generally forgotten, but locks will sometimes fail. Dave mentioned in the one section that bank vaults usually have two locks on them. That's a redundancy in case of failure. Opening either lock will open the vault. But there are still parts that fail, or relockers get tripped, so a vault has to be drilled. Another option is if the combo isn't forgotten, but maybe management gets fired and refuses to pass on the combination. (Yes, I'm a safecracker who has drilled bank vaults. I've also met Dave McOmie several times and taken his seminar classes - called Penetration Parties)

tekiitou

2y↑1

what if a company purposely put in loud clicks on their model to mask contact point sound ? (and disguise that their safe is higher quality too ig)

Sasquatch

Hollywood vs. reality. This is why I taught my kids anything on TV is pretend.

geetarwanabe

2y↑5

"runs international organization of professional safe crackers" basically a bond villian

Tait Smith

One thing he never mentions in this video is that all safe manufacturers make a drilling template for every safe that they produce. You have to be licensed to buy them, but nobody is just guessing where they need to drill.

Dave McOmie

There is a kernel of truth here, Tait, but the truth is, most mfrs that attempt this are not very good at it. Only a few have tech support worthy of the name. And you don't need to be licensed; you just need to be registered (most US states do not license lock and safe technicians).

Imon Paban

you're saying that I could've hired a safecracker this whole time

Martin Luther King Jr.

2y↑2

Aren’t bank safes basically irrelevant now with electronic payments?

nitsednameloc

I always suspected Fast & Furious wasn't realistic, just couldn't be sure 🤣🤣

Tiller

As someone born and raised in Hillsboro Oregon, wild to hear it was this guy at the Albertsons 😂

Groovy

Super interesting, great video!

Andres Cortez

Youre telling us the points without looking whilst criticizing not being able to manipulate while not looking.

Gottiline Ace The OG

"Supposed to believe they used some magic wu wu", that's my new line... 😆

Jack Howorth

2y↑3

I hear 'safe cracker' every time he says 'safecracker', like he is a secure saltine

Melds

Enjoyed the video, but the comment at 9:17 isn't quite accurate. Not all safe locks have a lever nose to retract a latch. There are some that use gravity to allow the bolts to retract. It's not as common, though.

fred flintstoner

Mrs Richards: "I paid for a room with a view !"
Basil: (pointing to the lovely view) "That is Torquay, Madam."
Mrs Richards: "It's not good enough!"
Basil: "May I ask what you were expecting to see out of a Torquay hotel bedroom window? Sydney Opera House, perhaps? the Hanging Gardens of Babylon? Herds of wildebeest sweeping majestically past?..."
Mrs Richards: "Don't be silly! I expect to be able to see the sea!"
Basil: "You can see the sea, it's over there between the land and the sky."
Mrs Richards: "I'm not satisfied. But I shall stay. But I expect a reduction."
Basil: "Why?! Because Krakatoa's not erupting at the moment ?"

james rivia

movie: "this is just fantasy we will show you something cool or whatever"
this guy: unacceptable it should be realistic or we will laugh at it.

Daniel Skorich

Very enjoyable - thanks 👍

ABC EFG

I wondered have he been hired by thief to open safe like the movie. 😅

Air OK

This guy was great. Something about him reminds me of Rich Evans.

Realbullet1!

Is a safecracker just a very experienced locksmith?

Lunedìmattina

2y↑2

Give to the man a glass of water for God's sake!

DreamLife

2y↑2

I love these videos ❣️. Brilliant

Eric Speed

2y↑5

This guy could be the father of Michael Rapaport !

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