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> that's like the ultimate proof of how easy/hard it is to pick I would assume there's much better locksmiths on the planet than the most famous one on youtube
by Grimburger 4y ago
> that's like the ultimate proof of how easy/hard it is to pick
I would assume there's much better locksmiths on the planet than the most famous one on youtube who does it as a side job.
- PUSH_AX 4y agoTrue, but it’s also probably excellent marketing if you can get your lock featured and it does well.
- brokenkebab2 4y agoLPL is not a locksmith, he practices lockpicking as a sport. And evidently extremely good at it.
- Quequau 4y agoNot only that but he manufactures and sells lock picking equipment and consults on physical security. There's nothing part time about LPL's lock picking any more.
- Fnoord 4y agoWell, we don't know what his main job is, only that he lives in Washington DC. I would assume because of his location that he works for the US government, and that this is the reason he does not want his face on video.
- hprotagonist 4y agohe’s in corporate law. contracts and such.
- Asmod4n 4y agowas* afaik his channel, shop and counseling are his main jobs now.
- Grimburger 4y agoHas he won any tournaments? I'm not too familiar with the sport sorry.
- snoopy_telex 4y agoYes https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Avn7ABVHPYk https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Avn7ABVHPYk
- GuB-42 4y agoIt is not a side job anymore. He has stopped lawyering to concentrate on security. He launched covertinstruments.com, which sells tools and training.
- permo-w 4y agowhether he does it as a side job isn't really relevant, but I do think that there's a bit of a cult of personality going on here. he's clearly a good lockpick, but even in a thread that isn't about him, he's somehow dominating conversation and gathering plaudits. I completely agree that being famous doesn't make you the ultimate arbiter of anything