Yeah, that was bad. Worse than the fan who sent LPL a package with some festive "cloth wrapping" around a bottle of Scotch. You could hear the "oh, gods, no, where's the brain bleach?!?" in his voice...
I could imagine LPL's initial reaction to "accidentally" picking it open the first time (off-camera), just as he inserted the tool: "That *must* have been a fluke, it literally can't be that bad. I don't believe it." After the 2nd and 3rd time: "This is just silly."
For most creators, having a headline saying a lock was picked “FAST” might be click bait. With LPL, they’re all picked fast, it’s just a matter of just how fast. LOL
WOAH WOAH WOAH!!! Let me get this perfectly straight: You comment something that is completely unrelated to the fact that I have two HAZARDOUSLY HOT girlfriends? Considering that I am the unprettiest CZcamsr worldwide, it is really incredible. Yet you did not mention it at all. I am VERY disappointed, dear ex
That's what I was thinking. LPL has many times strung together many a disparaging bouquet of uncharitable adjectives, but that bemused quarter-second break of demeanor is the most damning of all.
@@masterpassword2 Me: *sitting at home relaxing* Masterpassword2: "My opinions are so important, I have to share them with strangers on the internet!" Me: "Surely that doesn't extended even to insignificant things like random CZcams comments" Masterpassword2: "I said SO IMPORTANT; the people need to know what I think!"
As he's a lawyer, I suspect that might actually be for legal reasons. Each successive time he picks a lock is yet one more discouragement against getting sued... and one more reason for a judge/jury to rule in his favor. He's certainly a competent lockpick, and I assume he's an equally competent lawyer (sans evidence to the contrary).
@@Pyth110 no, it is not on every one of his videos. There are several where he only picks the locks once. I know because I commented on two videos that he didn’t say “fluke”.
I don't keep mine in a safe of any kind. I don't have small kids around. I have mine easily and quickly accessible in my home, vehicle and often on person. I've had to pull it on someone in the past and can trust my reaction and control not to overreact or hesitate.
That was something. This is so bad, so incredibly bad... let's do it again! Why this is so bad it could serve as your first lock to pick to gain confidence.
Most security efforts are really just to deter casual attempts at entry/theft. The club won't do much more than slow a legit car thief down, for example.
@@Solnoric Gun boxes like this are not even designed to that level. for most people that buy them, the purpose is to meet legal requirements for gun storage and transportation. It makes no difference to the user if a dirty look will open it, just that it exists and makes a claim to be a gun safe that will keep children out and/or prevent instant access in transport. it's what's known as malicious compliance.
@@GummieI I'd argue the likelihood of someone casually having one of those picks around is pretty minor regardless of how easy it is to flip open with it, so I would say it passes the "casual" test. I'd have loved to see him use something less specific to demonstrate the vulnerability of it.
Probably the fact that the mechanical lock is the biggest flaw, with the body construction being robust and the electronic methods not having easy or obvious bypass methods. Just because something doesn't do its job right doesn't make the material cost of manufacture any cheaper, either.
@@danhull7465 That link goes to another channel's video that bot posts everywhere ... Also the channel linked uses alot of promote bots everwhere.... spamming every comment with a certain amount of replies... How YT hasn't banned that bot and that channel yet is beyond me...
"Its not hard if you know where to put the pick." Me: "oh okay must use a wave rake or something." *sticks in tensioner and some other tool it pops open* Me: "oh.."
When he started with the beefy comment and ran through the first two electronic methods, I thought he was going to say something kind. Obviously, I am new here.
When I was about 11 years old I had some small nail clippers with a small nail file ,I used them to open many small cheap locks, they also worked good on older Harley Davidsons
@@DrakojanOne Rebrand? Why bother? As much as we love watching LPL, it's not as if most people are aware that he even exists, let alone check with him for their purchasing decisions.
@@mekaerwin7187 I'd expect that LPLs kid has been well instructed about the danger of firearms. Not sure if LPL has taught the kid to pick locks. I'd actually doubt it, to be honest.
@@ScottKenny1978 Not really referring to firearm safety, I can't imagine it being an issue with someone like him. More referring to the exposure to alternative entry methods. Kids pick up on a lot, but then an adolescent is still pretty young. I was more teasing. Of course, even as a teenager I thought the kinds of things he does in these videos were just for hollywood. Certainly would open your perspective growing up in his house.
This manufacturer did at least one thing right though: that is some *extremely* satisfying sound design on the electronics. Good beeps, and the airlock sound when it pops open. Guessing it's faked with a speaker, but nonetheless, if I were to buy a safe based on how it sounds, I would buy this safe over any other I've heard near its price range.
@@matthew8505 TO be honest, we don't know. There may be very easy bypasses of the electronic locks; they may just be marginally more difficult than inserting a wave rake while tensioning the lock.
The batteries are typically replaced on the inside. The key is required to get to the battery compartment. I suppose if you drilled a hole and ran the battery pack outside though, then the keyed lock could be removed.
"how did your gun get stolen???" "I have no idea... It was locked securely in my virtually impenetrable Soulyi gun safe...." "Buddy, I have some news for you about that safe...."
*Gets arrested for showing people how to pick a gun lock* "Hello everyone, this is the LockPickingLawyer, and today we are going to be breaking out a maximum security prison cell with a strand of my hair. You see, this prison door lock has an INEXCUSABLE design flaw."
I'm not a gun guy, quite the opposite in fact, but I love watching his videos on guns. I can respect gun safety and he's doing great work promoting that.
@@rucker69 There's nothing foolish about making sure your gun isn't easily stolen, the problem is that the law doesn't require the lock to be actually useful. Hundreds of thousands of guns are stolen each year because people don't store them safely, and most of them end up being used in violent crimes since they are virtually untraceable. The laws could easily be made useful by requiring locks to undergo a test before approval, an actual test and not just asking the janitor to open the lock with a handful of mashed potatoes and pocket lint.
@@leetri there is absolutely something foolish with ensuring a gun is secured in a hard case in a vehicle that can just as easily by stolen to be destructively opened later. When it comes to theft, any of these types of gun cases provide no protection from being stolen other than concealing the gun while making it obvious something of value is inside. Sure, it might require the thief to go home or to his car before he gets access so he can't immediately use the firearm that very minute. So maybe it buys you a few minutes or an hour. That still does not have any significant effect on the problem of guns being stolen to be used later, like in the vast majority of cases. There are a few similar types of cases that do also have a wire you can secure to something in the car. That at least would help a bit as the thief has to take an extra step and needs an extra tool. I'm all for safe gun storage at home to keep children out. But to prevent theft is shaky at best unless you are talking about at home storage in an expensive safe. Locked gun box requirement in cars are laws because they make people feel good, not because they are effective at preventing theft. Any laws that are designed to make people feel safe while effectively doing nothing other than adding barriers to legal activity are silly in my opinion.
@@leetri there's everything foolish about it. The 2a protects the ownership and CARRY of firearms. One can lock them up if desired, but laws which prohibit any carry during transit or in the home are absolutely asinine.
About a year ago I saw a post between some kids that recommended checking out this channel when he couldn't access his Off road bike because dad had locked it.
Whenever I watch this channel I always think about that line from Top Gear when they were testing the security of their vans. "He just walked up to it and it opened!"
The price just dropped to $59 on Amazon. Thanks to seeing your amazing video I just ordered one! The point being if someone wants to cut the cable and take the darn thing out of your car nobody could stop them.
Lockpickinglawyers neighbors asking him to water the plants in the garden... Neighbors: Where should we leave the keys? Lockpickinglawyer: I don't need keys...
Considering how bad the mechanical lock is and the sheer number of fake biometric locks I have seen that look like that one, I have to wonder if it's just a pressure sensitive infrared pad that anyone can open.
Weird how disinterested these gun safes are in keeping a gun safe. It's like they are a rubber stamp and the manufacturers know it. Keep up the good work.
This has got to be most masochistic lock i have ever seen LPL: *inserts serrated object* Lock: *something springs up* LPL: "Let's do that few more times"
Yeah, this was a first. I was replying to a comment and missed the first time, blinked and I missed the second, finally saw what it was on the third. What. The. Fook?!?
There is a bypass method called wrapping where you hit the lock with a hammer and the locking lug simply slips off and opens the lock..... One can use a potato instead of a hammer to do the same thing
You literally make me question ever buying any kind of locked product.. You have slowly over time become my favorite channel to watch on CZcams. I appreciate your skills and that you share them with us, you’re awesome keep it up
"If you insert the picks correctly" humm ok inserting.... not even hitting the end of the barrel : "Pop!" :O :O :O :O :O :O :O Next time, try not using the tentionner and doing a shove&twist to at least give it a chance!
When LPL said "a few more times" instead of "one more time", you know it's an atrociously bad product. As for whether the product was not tested or tested but they didn't care, I bet it's the latter.
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you can actually hear the laughter in his voice without him laughing. he is that amused that they let this out.
01:03 *
A rare occasion where emotion shines through
@@gibbeldon yes, very rare but without them I would be convinced that he is an ai with the same voice bank
“9 pins, that sounds pretty-
Oh a raking tool, this is worse than I-
Oh. Oh no.”
@Vap Pri thanks
Damn spammer bots in the wire, hit the claymores!
Yeah, that was bad. Worse than the fan who sent LPL a package with some festive "cloth wrapping" around a bottle of Scotch. You could hear the "oh, gods, no, where's the brain bleach?!?" in his voice...
raking tool... he isnt even jiggling it
@Vap Pri can you stop already with the spam?
Sees sub 2 minutes: this is going to be bad
He's halfway the video, still talking: oh...
oh no...
And he is picking it 3 times!
@@Thesuperapp98 don't think that counts as "picking" really, he didn't even jiggle or rake it
More like a button to open!!
I could imagine LPL's initial reaction to "accidentally" picking it open the first time (off-camera), just as he inserted the tool: "That *must* have been a fluke, it literally can't be that bad. I don't believe it."
After the 2nd and 3rd time: "This is just silly."
He kept opening, and all I could think was: " stop it's already dead!"
It never was alive in the first place
What if the first 2 attempts were flukes?
That Simpsons quote meme gets me every time, it’s so good haha
@@Totalinternalreflection Also in "Yu-Gi-Oh!" anime, I think.
sorry but this lock seem so bad, it really deserve to get stabbed a few more times.
Me: The real insult would be if he just rakes it open
LPL: Sticks the rake in _once_ and pops it open
Me: ...well I'll be.
Yeah I literally went "He didn't even jiggle it...".
+
My eyes literally widened when I saw the "picking". All he needed to do was _insert_ the pick!
I bet that only works for LPL, us mere mortals don't get that ability ;)
I sat in front of the screen shouting "RAKING". Boy I was wrong.
For most creators, having a headline saying a lock was picked “FAST” might be click bait. With LPL, they’re all picked fast, it’s just a matter of just how fast. LOL
It's faster than i can do anything.
Was this one even picked, technically? I mean he barely inserts the rake and it springs open. 🤣
Three times in 25 seconds... I'd say 'fast' is justified, yes lol
Well, what is considered fast to him? Does he consider it fast compared to how the company advertises it, or compared to other items that he picked?
With LPL, I have learned the difference between "fast", "Fast", and "FAST".
This is the most polite gun safe ever.
"Hello, good sir. Oh, you're trying to pick me open? Well, allow me..." **pop**
"KITT Deluxe" model.
When lock is so bad, that LPL almost laughs. It's something.
It's of a laughable quality
WOAH WOAH WOAH!!! Let me get this perfectly straight: You comment something that is completely unrelated to the fact that I have two HAZARDOUSLY HOT girlfriends? Considering that I am the unprettiest CZcamsr worldwide, it is really incredible. Yet you did not mention it at all. I am VERY disappointed, dear ex
Your spam is also of laughable quality, as the above two commenters of culture have pointed out.
Ikr you could hear the joy in his voice
That's what I was thinking. LPL has many times strung together many a disparaging bouquet of uncharitable adjectives, but that bemused quarter-second break of demeanor is the most damning of all.
The only thing that swung open easier and quicker than that door was my jaw dropping.
Yo mamma's legs too
Are you sure it wasn't a fluke?
Thought you were gonna say something else😳
Me: Looks away for one second
LPL: "Let's do that a few more times so you can see it was not a fluke."
I had to rewind...
I'm rarely surprised by these anymore, I thought "oh, a bad dimple lock, he's gonna just rake it," but I was NOT expecting it to just... *pop*. Wow.
You know it's bad when it is hard NOT to open
Thats basicly what LPL shows us _every video_
@Mogi (not exepcted to see you here) you seem to be new to LPL
Water is wet
It's also never a fluke for some reason xD
You know it’s bad when it’s hard NOT NOT NOT to open, get it?
Me: "I bet this is going to be easy to pick"
LPL: "This is hard NOT to pick"
Me: " Damn, overestimated it again"
you mean uder
@@moverton500 no, they meant over
@@jnonymous no he underestimated LPL.
These fake quotes aren't funny. The joke would be a lot funnier if you just told the joke without these stupid fake conversations.
@@masterpassword2
Me: *sitting at home relaxing*
Masterpassword2: "My opinions are so important, I have to share them with strangers on the internet!"
Me: "Surely that doesn't extended even to insignificant things like random CZcams comments"
Masterpassword2: "I said SO IMPORTANT; the people need to know what I think!"
He’s done it, the ads are now longer than the video. Achievement “unlocked”
His voice was hiding laughter so much after the first picking
You should create a playlist with products you _do_ recommend. This would be very useful for us!
That will give public opiniated options and probably get sued really fast
Check out Bosnian bills channel his videos with "review" in the title usually have a thumbnail that either has a "Junk" or "approved" stamp on them.
Yess
True LPL fans just use the „time needed to open it“ as an indicator for good product. Anything above 60sec seems to be great at this point 🤣
@@trym2121 Where do you come up with this rubbish?
If someone finds a product they like
They can say whatever they want about it
LPL: One last time.
Everyone: Stop, Stop! He's Already Dead.
No kidding everyone, this exact comment is on every one of his videos
As he's a lawyer, I suspect that might actually be for legal reasons. Each successive time he picks a lock is yet one more discouragement against getting sued... and one more reason for a judge/jury to rule in his favor. He's certainly a competent lockpick, and I assume he's an equally competent lawyer (sans evidence to the contrary).
@@Pyth110 no, it is not on every one of his videos. There are several where he only picks the locks once. I know because I commented on two videos that he didn’t say “fluke”.
I don't keep mine in a safe of any kind. I don't have small kids around. I have mine easily and quickly accessible in my home, vehicle and often on person. I've had to pull it on someone in the past and can trust my reaction and control not to overreact or hesitate.
@@Justafeller yeh when u alrdy got a gun better to keep it near
I love how he was trying SO hard not to burst out in laughter after the first picking...
Makes you wonder how many takes he did to get to that point cause the rest of us are still chuckling.
"This is the Lock Picking... and there, we have it open"
I swear I lost it when he almost laughed saying about picking one more time. Then I died when he humiliated this poor lock the third time.
Watching it just Open the first time really sent me.
He was trying hard not to laugh. Considering he'd done this already before the video and probably got all the laughs out of the way then
That was something. This is so bad, so incredibly bad... let's do it again!
Why this is so bad it could serve as your first lock to pick to gain confidence.
@@robertthomas5906 I'm not paying $80 for THAT confidence, when a Master Lock 3 is available for 1/15th the price!
from all the videos ive seen of LPL, he has a lock humiliation fetish
The fact that they can get away with selling this for $80 is beyond me.
Most security efforts are really just to deter casual attempts at entry/theft. The club won't do much more than slow a legit car thief down, for example.
@@Solnoric well this seems to need less than even a casual atempt...
@@Solnoric Gun boxes like this are not even designed to that level. for most people that buy them, the purpose is to meet legal requirements for gun storage and transportation. It makes no difference to the user if a dirty look will open it, just that it exists and makes a claim to be a gun safe that will keep children out and/or prevent instant access in transport. it's what's known as malicious compliance.
@@GummieI I'd argue the likelihood of someone casually having one of those picks around is pretty minor regardless of how easy it is to flip open with it, so I would say it passes the "casual" test. I'd have loved to see him use something less specific to demonstrate the vulnerability of it.
Probably the fact that the mechanical lock is the biggest flaw, with the body construction being robust and the electronic methods not having easy or obvious bypass methods.
Just because something doesn't do its job right doesn't make the material cost of manufacture any cheaper, either.
Me before watching the video: "It's the mechanical override isn't it."
Honestly it's like the free space on a bingo card.
"picked" 3 times in 20 seconds. Jeez, this thing is better as a paperweight.
A rock would be cheaper and more "environmentally friendly".
Can't even be a a good paperweight as it is too big 😅
However, i can see myself using it as a cool lunchbox.
I leaned back for just a moment in the process of eating noodles and entirely missed the first pick, amazing
It went by so fast too, crazy! LPL probally could of popped that with a red bull can sliver.
@Vap Pri Go stuff your promotion prigiyan chanel... take that bot with you.
@@hdezn26 I've seen this post on a few comments, still not tempted to click on it.
First rule of watching an LPL video- never even blink until the video is over...
@@danhull7465 That link goes to another channel's video that bot posts everywhere ... Also the channel linked uses alot of promote bots everwhere.... spamming every comment with a certain amount of replies... How YT hasn't banned that bot and that channel yet is beyond me...
The laugh you hear before he says "Lets do that a few more times" just proves how bad this design is... 😂
His regular stoicism was compromised
i literally loled when he said that
Master lock: "Ah, finally, a *worthy* opponent!"
Now you're just being mean.
I can just imagine LPL's child sitting there:
"first.. counter clockwise tension...
aaand I'm in.."
Thereby setting off the alarm that LPL rigged up inside the box. 😁
@@jw8160 LPL comes in...
"I'm proud of you.."
I'm thinking the dog could get into this one, even without opposable thumbs!!😂👵
Even Master Lock are laughing. This took less time to open than some of their locks
EDIT: Expand replies if you want to see a list of ML insults :P
MasterLock's new promo material: "At least he didn't laugh at OUR products"
@@davidholden3386 Trademark that, now. Before they do.
This was faster than raking a Kwikset.
I will be gracious to them and admit - not "some", "most". Now THAT'S laughable.
Less time...also less effort.
when i hear "mechanical backup" on this channel, i already don't expect much but this was something else
A proper "mechanical backup" should be a crowbar.
@@michaelpettersson4919 Or a thermite torch.
@@michaelpettersson4919 nah, you do need a way to access the battery when it dies.
@@ScottKenny1978 But of course. The crowbar is for when the electronics are broken.
@@ScottKenny1978 Why would you put the battery compartment on the inside?
"Its not hard if you know where to put the pick."
Me: "oh okay must use a wave rake or something."
*sticks in tensioner and some other tool it pops open*
Me: "oh.."
Damn spammer bots!
Seems the correct place to put the pick is in the lock hole 🤷🏻♀️
Who would have guessed?
"And one last time"
"STOP, STOP, IT'S ALREADY DEEEAAD"
You need to get merch that says "It's never a fluke"
When he started with the beefy comment and ran through the first two electronic methods, I thought he was going to say something kind. Obviously, I am new here.
When I heard the electric release mechanism, I thought he might bring out the magnets. Little did I know that the key lock was soooo bad.
No worries. We're laughing with you, not at you.
I too had my hopes up (but only a little bit). I hadn't read the title...
It might actually have decent electronics in it...
When I was about 11 years old I had some small nail clippers with a small nail file ,I used them to open many small cheap locks, they also worked good on older Harley Davidsons
I’m sure that someone else has made the joke already, but just in case…
LPL: omae wa moe, shinderu.
This Lock: NANI?!
You know a company making locks dies when LPL legit puts "FAST" in the title
No, they will probably just rebrand under a new name, and then continue to pedal their shoddy products having learned nothing.
@@DrakojanOne Rebrand? Why bother? As much as we love watching LPL, it's not as if most people are aware that he even exists, let alone check with him for their purchasing decisions.
@@gdshoe5822 some of us do.
And we try to share the channel with people looking to buy locks or whatever.
@@ScottKenny1978 That's going to be a statistical drop in the bucket, not enough to worry about brand damage. Not by a long shot.
@@gdshoe5822 not when LPL viewer review-bomb something.
He tried his hardest to get this video to 2:00
Even opened it 3 times to show it wasn't a "fluke" and still not a 2 minute video 😂
1:04 This time even LPL almost can't keep himself from laughing
Ah yes, the “curious adolescent” rating.
Probably the best metric available, honestly.
we all knew it was coming
But to be honest, a curious adolescent in his house has probably been exposed to an upbringing most haven't, throwing off the meaning.
@@mekaerwin7187 I'd expect that LPLs kid has been well instructed about the danger of firearms.
Not sure if LPL has taught the kid to pick locks. I'd actually doubt it, to be honest.
@@ScottKenny1978 Not really referring to firearm safety, I can't imagine it being an issue with someone like him. More referring to the exposure to alternative entry methods. Kids pick up on a lot, but then an adolescent is still pretty young. I was more teasing. Of course, even as a teenager I thought the kinds of things he does in these videos were just for hollywood. Certainly would open your perspective growing up in his house.
The little chuckle when it opened on the first try, even the lawyer couldn't keep his composure 😂
I'm buying this safe to keep all my candies out of the reach when dieting.
u gonna stay fat
That's the line for your doc/spouse, yes?
"Lets do that *a few more* times"
Jesus, normally its just 1 time
I don't think I've ever seen a lock so easy to open on this channel.
Like, there have been some easy ones, but this one takes the cake hands down.
This manufacturer did at least one thing right though: that is some *extremely* satisfying sound design on the electronics. Good beeps, and the airlock sound when it pops open. Guessing it's faked with a speaker, but nonetheless, if I were to buy a safe based on how it sounds, I would buy this safe over any other I've heard near its price range.
I like the idea that there is someone out there that does buy safes for how they sound
Yeah, I'd just epoxy over the mechanical lock, and have a fun electronic safe.
@@erinfinn2273 that's a good point. Literally just getting rid of the mechanical aspect makes it pretty solid
@@matthew8505 TO be honest, we don't know. There may be very easy bypasses of the electronic locks; they may just be marginally more difficult than inserting a wave rake while tensioning the lock.
The batteries are typically replaced on the inside. The key is required to get to the battery compartment. I suppose if you drilled a hole and ran the battery pack outside though, then the keyed lock could be removed.
"how did your gun get stolen???"
"I have no idea... It was locked securely in my virtually impenetrable Soulyi gun safe...."
"Buddy, I have some news for you about that safe...."
*Gets arrested for showing people how to pick a gun lock*
"Hello everyone, this is the LockPickingLawyer, and today we are going to be breaking out a maximum security prison cell with a strand of my hair. You see, this prison door lock has an INEXCUSABLE design flaw."
Not many comments make me genuinely laugh out loud but this one damn near killed me 🤣🤣
You can HEAR him holding his laugh...
I'm not a gun guy, quite the opposite in fact, but I love watching his videos on guns. I can respect gun safety and he's doing great work promoting that.
He's doing great work demonstrating the foolishness of laws requiring guns to be secured in some manner during transport or storage.
@@rucker69 There's nothing foolish about making sure your gun isn't easily stolen, the problem is that the law doesn't require the lock to be actually useful. Hundreds of thousands of guns are stolen each year because people don't store them safely, and most of them end up being used in violent crimes since they are virtually untraceable.
The laws could easily be made useful by requiring locks to undergo a test before approval, an actual test and not just asking the janitor to open the lock with a handful of mashed potatoes and pocket lint.
@@leetri And experienced pickers should be on the testing teams.
@@leetri there is absolutely something foolish with ensuring a gun is secured in a hard case in a vehicle that can just as easily by stolen to be destructively opened later. When it comes to theft, any of these types of gun cases provide no protection from being stolen other than concealing the gun while making it obvious something of value is inside. Sure, it might require the thief to go home or to his car before he gets access so he can't immediately use the firearm that very minute. So maybe it buys you a few minutes or an hour. That still does not have any significant effect on the problem of guns being stolen to be used later, like in the vast majority of cases.
There are a few similar types of cases that do also have a wire you can secure to something in the car. That at least would help a bit as the thief has to take an extra step and needs an extra tool.
I'm all for safe gun storage at home to keep children out. But to prevent theft is shaky at best unless you are talking about at home storage in an expensive safe.
Locked gun box requirement in cars are laws because they make people feel good, not because they are effective at preventing theft. Any laws that are designed to make people feel safe while effectively doing nothing other than adding barriers to legal activity are silly in my opinion.
@@leetri there's everything foolish about it. The 2a protects the ownership and CARRY of firearms. One can lock them up if desired, but laws which prohibit any carry during transit or in the home are absolutely asinine.
That one actually startled me. Usually I can see the opening about to happen. This one just wanted to be picked.
“Curious adolescent” - that is definitely my first concern with gun safes. thank you for such good videos.
A video series of you showing how to upgrade the locks on devices like this to make them safe would be amazing.
I think this is a new record for LPL on how quick a lock has opened on his channel. 😂
I'll never forget the lock he opened with a magnet. Didn't even touch the device. I think it was a smart phone safe.
All the curious adolescents watching this video:
“Interesting”
Hopefully their parents see it first.
About a year ago I saw a post between some kids that recommended checking out this channel when he couldn't access his Off road bike because dad had locked it.
I'm waiting for one where he says it wouldn't stop a curious toddler.
@@johnfritz1164 I loved he one when he opened the gunlock with a lego man toy- that would probably count as a 'curious toddler' lock...
@@steved2136 yeah, that would definitely count in my book.
“Number lock”
Lockpickers: oh my god WHY IS SOMEONE USING A GUN SAFE WITH 48 POSSIBLE COMBINATIONS I’M IN
Video starts: "This is the Lock Picking Lawyer..."
...Lock opens out of pure terror.
I have more trouble pouring my morning coffee than you do opening this safe
Yeah, my motor skills suck before the first cup of coffee...
*Inserts rake*
Lock: "Aight, Imma head out"
More like
Lock: I give, I give, uncle, uncle
Whenever I watch this channel I always think about that line from Top Gear when they were testing the security of their vans. "He just walked up to it and it opened!"
The price just dropped to $59 on Amazon. Thanks to seeing your amazing video I just ordered one!
The point being if someone wants to cut the cable and take the darn thing out of your car nobody could stop them.
Its like the safe just went "Wait im on LPL - I'll just give up"
It's almost comical and certainly hilarious how it opened
It would be if it weren't for the fact that someone could die.
So this is where the trope of anything flat and metal being useful for lockpicking comes from.
Lockpickinglawyers neighbors asking him to water the plants in the garden...
Neighbors: Where should we leave the keys?
Lockpickinglawyer: I don't need keys...
....(Thinking to himself: "Got to at least keep this over 1m:15sec.")..."and one last time."
His opening and closing are right at 1min30sec long.
"Just to prove it wasn't a fluke" Like we had any doubt
I was glad he showed it again, because I missed it the first time.
This channel is becoming comedy gold. I approve.
The endless content should continue. Thank you LPL for the information and entertainment as I enjoy your videos.
As soon as I hear "mechanical back up lock" I know he's going to just ruin any relevance to the fancy biometric options lol
Yup, but this time it was not ruined, it was decimated into oblivion.
Considering how bad the mechanical lock is and the sheer number of fake biometric locks I have seen that look like that one, I have to wonder if it's just a pressure sensitive infrared pad that anyone can open.
Even just having fancy biometric options pretty much guarantees a mechanical backup lock that sucks.
"A chain is only as strong as its weakest link"
It kinda amazes me that these don't work like any other electronic safe ever made, where the mechanical lock just lets you change the batteries.
When he said "mechanical backup" my expectations were low, but holy shit.
You are saving lives with your work. I hope you know. Thank you sir.
I'd love to have seen this as 'This is the lockpickinglawyer', inserts rake, 'and thats all I have for you today'.. The most epic lock takedown...
Weird how disinterested these gun safes are in keeping a gun safe. It's like they are a rubber stamp and the manufacturers know it. Keep up the good work.
He just knocked the SOUL out of this lockbox!
LPL has claimed many souls of shoddy locks.
i love that he can barely hide his contempt for this lock when he picks it the first time.
This has got to be most masochistic lock i have ever seen
LPL: *inserts serrated object*
Lock: *something springs up*
LPL: "Let's do that few more times"
"A FEW MORE times ... to see that it was not a fluke"... Not heard that before 😂
Yeah, this was a first.
I was replying to a comment and missed the first time, blinked and I missed the second, finally saw what it was on the third. What. The. Fook?!?
Wow, I started out thinking “This might be worth $80.” Then he said “. . . . . Internal tolerances . . “. Uh, oh! Put $80 back in my wallet.
*Simply inserts pick…*
*Lid pops open…*
I had, for the first time ever, a legitimate jaw drop watching one of these.
This is the kind of lock that made me feel like a super spy when I was 5 years old and would stick a toothpick inside and open lmao 😂
One of these days he's gonna pick a lock using a potato
There is a bypass method called wrapping where you hit the lock with a hammer and the locking lug simply slips off and opens the lock..... One can use a potato instead of a hammer to do the same thing
Nah, he'll just glare at it and it'll pop open
@@misterflibble6601 like in video 1315? xD
He's done it with a twig from the bushes out front before...
I’m glad I found this channel, I would of never noticed how terrible most locks are.
Security theater.
I'm scared to buy a lock now, even if I need one.
How can people not be aware that "would of" is *never* correct?
@@wbfaulk "Some people's use of the word would of cause are wrong." Ok, I had to stretch a bit to construct that sentence and it still looks clumsy.
You literally make me question ever buying any kind of locked product.. You have slowly over time become my favorite channel to watch on CZcams. I appreciate your skills and that you share them with us, you’re awesome keep it up
Thousands of thieves also appreciate it. Hes teaching people how to steal and everyone applauds him. Fking bizarro world.
I like you you can hear him smiling after he “picks” it for the first time
"If you insert the picks correctly" humm ok
inserting.... not even hitting the end of the barrel : "Pop!" :O :O :O :O :O :O :O
Next time, try not using the tentionner and doing a shove&twist to at least give it a chance!
When LPL said "a few more times" instead of "one more time", you know it's an atrociously bad product.
As for whether the product was not tested or tested but they didn't care, I bet it's the latter.
Testing requires money, why would a company put money on testing if they don't want to fix it ?
You get the quality you pay for out of China.
The second you stick it in you’re finished. Can relate.
That's the kind of advertisement any company who makes safes want. "Picked Fast"
I would never doubt LPL after his first try on anything, tbh. No need for a few more tries.
The fact that even a two or three year old could open this is both so depressing it's funny and so funny it's depressing!
I'm glad you showed it three times, I blinked and missed the first time.
Thank you for demonstrating multiple times, I literally blinked and missed the first pick
You know it's gonna be real fast when LPL uses "fast" in the title
he used FAST
You know it's gonna be fast, no matter what!
CERN contacted him to know how he reached speed of light
And you see the video length is under 2 mins, knowing he doesn't rush the intro. He actually picks it faster than the YT adverts.
I love how short the videos are. Gets right to the pickin but I feel like I learned something.
To not buy a lock?
@@nitroneal4998 yes. To not buy certain locks
I just imagine the frustration of LPL when he just inserted the pick and it popped open... "But I didn't even start... I was expecting some fun :( "
totally was laughing out loud on his first usage of the lockpick
1:04 He was literally laughing at how it easy it is to open
The key really gave me hope that this would be a decent lock but... just hurts to watch.
"This is sold on Amazon..." the death knell for any security device
You aint kidding. I hate buying anything from them.
And here I thought the "it's hard not to open if you insert the pick correctly" was exaggerated.