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[00:00:00] Charles Current: Welcome to The Lock Sportscast, your weekly source for Locksports news. This is episode 86 recorded January 22nd, 2022. I'm your host Charles current in today's episode. The future of this podcast. First pick of the first gen ASIO slash S C E C. Beilock connected car woes, ADT, and Ford one to improve vehicle security with more connected. 

[00:00:22] USP S blue mailbox theft is widespread. A photo contest, a raffle update products, sales, giveaways, and. 

[00:00:47] you can subscribe to the audio version of the show. Podcast apps and at The Lock Sportscast dot com. If you don't already have one, you can find the app@newpodcastapps.com. You can subscribe to the video version on YouTube or Odyssey links to stories discussed will be in the show notes. Some apps limit the length of show notes and the amount of links, but you can always find a full show notes with all the links at The Lock Sportscast dot com and then just add a slash and the episode number. 

[00:01:12] And it'll take you right to it. First up a couple of quick announcements first, just to remind you that the lucky awards. Except the nominations. Now the nominations will close at the end of the month. So if you have anybody that you want to nominate or any video that you want to nominate, be sure to register and make your nominations soon, I realized I haven't done a very good job of promoting the lucky awards this year. 

[00:01:36] So, and without trophies, it's probably going to be a pretty small affair. Now much I can do about that at this time, because that leads me on to my next. Do two more staff shortages at my work, they're going to have to be a few temporary changes to the podcast. I know I said, I thought things would get back to normal, but we've had a few people put in their notice. 

[00:01:57] Some have already left. Some are soon to leave. So at least for the next month, I'm going to have to be working. What we call a three by three schedule. That means three, 12 hour days followed by three, 12 hour nights. And then most of the next three. If I don't have any meetings, audits or training during those days, unfortunately, when I looked at my upcoming schedule at work and at home, my options were either shorter, more focused episodes or taking a few months off. 

[00:02:26] I don't want to stop putting out episodes. So I'm going to limit them in length mainly by keeping them more focused on sharing information directly linked to Locksports and community news. Most of the other Lock related stories. And security stories that I cover, take the majority of the work to prepare and record and edit. 

[00:02:48] So if I limit them, I can still provide timely Locksports and community news. In the limited time I have, I think the whole reason I started this podcast in the first place was to share Locksports news. And that's what I'm going to prioritize and focus on for. In addition to shorter episodes, some episodes may come out a day or two late. 

[00:03:09] My current release schedule was all based on my normal schedule and may not always work with the temporary one that I'll be on. Also, if anybody in the Oregon mid valley area is looking for a job, I know someone who's hiring for industrial wastewater treatment and EMT positions. But first this week, I have a few stories that I want to follow up on. 

[00:03:33] For a long time, I've been covering the problem with newer car security technologies and a few other things. And I just want to go through some stories that were shared with me on those specific topics. So the first one was from use switch. Didn't see an author credit. It was titled is data security keeping up with connected cars. 

[00:03:56] It starts off by saying, as you welcome more connected devices into your home, you might accept that there is a certain level of risk. The fact that scammers and hackers are actively targeting this growing network of linked devices is common knowledge and taking steps to keep our personal data safe has become part of everyday life. 

[00:04:13] However, there's one device you may not consider when keeping tabs on your data, security, your car, and then they go through a few key findings. They say 67% of new cars that are registered in the UK are connected with projections showing this will rise to 100% by 2026. Connected cars produce up to 25 gigabytes of data every hour, including information about the driver, the vehicle and passengers in 2019. 

[00:04:41] The number of reported cyber attacks on connected vehicles was seven times higher than the same figure from 2016, with a 99% increase in incidents from 2018 alone. The UK market for connected and automated vehicles is forecast to be worth up to 50. Billion pounds by 2035, a Boeing 7 87 jet has about 6.5 million lines of code while the standard connected car has about 100 million, a 2019 cyber security industry survey found 62% of respondents think that it's likely that malicious attacks on their software or components will occur in the next 12 months. 

[00:05:24] And then they go through a few other sections to hit on other topics. Like the fact that 100% of UK cars sold by 2026 will be classed as connected. Um, they go over relay attack, keyless vehicle thefts weaknesses in connected mobile apps, remotely taking control of vehicles, theft of personal data. What is being done to protect drivers and what you can do to protect your data. 

[00:05:49] And I will have a link in the show notes in case anybody is interested in that. The next article comes from the daily star. Again, I didn't see an author credit and is titled Tesla owners giving grave warning. After teen hacker hijacks twenty-five cars with his computer, the article says Tesla owners have been asked to take extra steps to protect their vehicles. 

[00:06:09] After German teenager was able to hijack 25 vehicles in 10 countries from thousands of miles away. He says he could use it to break. As cars get smarter. Thieves might not need lockpicks or crowbars to steal them anymore. In 19 year old hacker claims to have hijack 25 Tesla vehicles in 10 countries using nothing. 

[00:06:28] But the internet David Colombo from Germany says he has the power to unlock the doors and even start driving the Teslas and question. I'll just read his tweet thread here real quick, because I think it gives a better picture of exactly what's going on. The original tweet that started this all was. So I now have full remote control over 20 Teslas in 10 countries. 

[00:06:52] And there seems to be no way to find owners and report it to them. And that is a little of an overstatement. I think the full remote control it's a little overstatement, but he goes on to list the high points of the full thread here. He says, since these important facts seem to be drowned between other comments, I'll add them here again. 

[00:07:14] This is not a vulnerability and Teslas infrastructure. It's the owner's fault. That's why I would need to report this to the owners as stated above nevertheless, I can now remotely run commands on 25 plus Teslas in 13 countries without the owner's knowledge regarding what I'm able to do with these Teslas. 

[00:07:32] Now this includes disabling century mode, opening the doors and windows, and even starting keyless drive. I could also query the exact location. See if the driver is present and so on. And yes, I could remotely Rick roll the effected owners by playing Rick Hasley on YouTube, on in their Teslas. Think it's pretty dangerous. 

[00:07:55] If someone is able to remotely blast music on full volume or open the windows doors while you are on the highway, even on the flashing lights nonstop can potentially have some dangerous impact on other drugs. That's why I would like to get this all fixed before I release any specific details regarding what exactly this is all about. 

[00:08:16] Next steps, waiting for a reply regarding a CVE. Preparing my writeup, coordinating disclosure to affected owners with Tesla as already stated in some other replies, it is not full remote control. As in being able to remotely control steering or acceleration in. Yes, I potentially could unlock the doors and start driving the effected Teslas. 

[00:08:40] No, I cannot intervene with someone driving other than starting music at max volume or flashing lights. And I also can not drive these Teslas remotely. And then he has an addition as of 11, January Tesla's security team, just confirmed to me that they are investigating and will get back to me with updates. 

[00:08:58] As soon as they have them. The CVE assignment team has reserved ACV for. And getting back to the article that led me to this. The end says Tesla say they investigating the issue and have begun issuing new certificates to their vehicles to keep hackers out of cars. The teen hacker is conducting what tech experts call ethical hacking whereby someone hacks into a computer system to find its potential security flaws. 

[00:09:26] This is so that the company in charge of the device can fix up things and prevent real criminals from getting their hands on it. Be interesting to see how that one plays out, what his. What he means by it's the owner's fault, not the Tesla infrastructure. Be interested to see what's happening there. The next article was entitled ADT and Ford partner to develop new vehicle security offerings canopy, a new joint venture between the two companies will launch in early 2023. 

[00:09:56] This was reported by a security info. Watch Joel green. ADT and Ford are looking to change the vehicle security paradigm. As the companies announced a new joint venture on Tuesday, Doug canopy that will bring AI powered analytics and professional security monitoring to auto owners across the us and UK beginning next year, canopy will leverage the same. 

[00:10:20] By ADT mobile platform to connect smart security systems embedded in certain Ford models to the companies, professional monitoring agents to help not only protect the vehicle itself, but also watch over any personal property located on board. The product is being targeted at commercial vehicles and fleets, how it works. 

[00:10:40] The system itself will use onboard cameras as well as motion and acoustic sensors to detect and alert vehicle owners to the presence of would be. Additionally, the initial product will have a camera that can be mounted in either the vans, cargo area or on a pickup facing the bed. The platform will use AI technology to identify and report credible threats while reducing false alarm signals. 

[00:11:05] Other capabilities include customers will be connected to the system via canopy app to live stream video from the vehicle. Get notified of suspicious activity or review past. The system will trigger a smartphone alert of any indicators of potential criminal activity, such as breaking glass metal, cutting or suspicious motion or sound near a vehicle. 

[00:11:28] Customers can warn potential thieves. They are being monitored by speaking through the smartphone app enabled by two way audio feature that will be available next year. The systems AI is designed to distinguish true threats from benign acts, such as a cat, jumping into a pickup bed or construction sounds near a vehicle before alerting the owner or ADT monitoring agents of potential theft. 

[00:11:56] The security system will alert ADT monitoring professionals. If it detects a person loitering around or breaching the vehicle. So don't park in a crowded area. Although canopy will initially only be available to Ford or Lincoln owners. Cohen said one of the ideas behind making the technology a separate independent venture is that it would be appealing to all automakers going added that the joint canopy venture has been capitalized by 100 million from both ADT and Ford. 

[00:12:26] And that it is a separate technology from the canopy security as a service offering that was launched by ADT at CES in 2015. And he had earlier in the article, it says that this is a joint venture being funded by ADT and Ford, but it's being treated as an independent venture. Interesting. They're going to make your vehicle more secure by adding more connections to it. 

[00:12:54] And evidently thefts bomb, mail boxes, the blue curbside USBs mailboxes in the United. Are happening all across the country. In similar ways, we have article here from Fox five by Stephanie Ramirez says Montgomery county residents claim checks were stolen from USBs mailboxes. They were stolen from official blue USBs mail drop boxes. 

[00:13:20] Many also claimed their checks were altered so that these could try to withdraw even more cash than the original. In September Montgomery county police confirmed that they and the U S P S postal inspector were investigating multiple mail theft incidents in Bethesda and Glen echo, please even posted surveillance, video, and an image connected with the suspect who reportedly opened a Kensington mailbox on September 5th, officials are looking into whether that specific investigation has been closed. 

[00:13:53] One victim told Fox five. He filed a report with USBs and Montgomery county police. He told his community in a next door post of his experience and that according to county investigator, these incidents apparently have something to do with mail carriers, getting robbed at gunpoint, which sounds very similar to stories I've read in other episodes. 

[00:14:15] He's quoted as saying that he explained that there was a person or persons who are out there with master keys to the curbside mailboxes, and that these people should not have these keys. And periodically these guys will get into a mailbox, neither county police nor USBs postal inspectors office would confirm those details. 

[00:14:35] But did tell Fox five, they are seriously investigating these incidents as they are federal offense. The us postal inspection service spokesman said in a statement the U S postal inspection service is investigating this incident along with Montgomery county police due to the ongoing nature of the investigation. 

[00:14:53] We cannot provide additional details at this time, yada yada. And they go over some ways to protect yourself and your mail. They say some safeguards include not mailing checks or cash, taking your mail to the post office or waiting until closer to the mail pickup time to drop off of your mail. However, at least one of the mail fraud victims said that she did wait to close to pick up time and still had her check stolen. 

[00:15:18] They also say requiring a signature is another safety measure. Some mail carriers stop the signature requirement measure as. 19 Pam DEMEC caution, but USBs and FedEx have reinstated the signature required deliveries. And then I'm not going to go through this one much, but there were several other stories reported. 

[00:15:37] Recently, one here was out of a Parma Ohio. I will have that one LinkedIn in the show notes, in case you're interested in checking out details are very much the same. Then there was this article that said how cyber criminals turned paper checks stolen from mailboxes into. And it's actually a very long article with a lot more information than I'm going to share right here. 

[00:16:00] So again, link in the show notes, but it says someone breaks into a mailbox that stores letters waiting to be sent out and grab some of them and hopes they'll contain a check that's been filled in. That's just the start, these may deposit or cash the checks themselves, or sell them onto others via marketplace of Alyssa. 

[00:16:19] Prices are typically $175 for personal checks and $250 for business one's payable in Bitcoin, but always negotiable and cheaper in bulk based on our observations and direct interactions with the sellers buyers, then use nail Polish remover to erase the intended pays name and amount displayed on the check or replacing those details with their own preferred payee, such as a retail. 

[00:16:45] And change the amount, usually a lot higher than the original check a buyer might also simply cash the check at a location like Walmart using a fake ID. In some cases we believe criminals are using checks to steal the victim's identity by using their name and address to manufacturer fake driver's license, passports, and other legal documents as well. 

[00:17:06] So that's just a little bit of, you know, a lot of people know how that works, but in case you don't, that's, what's going on with these checks are being stirred. It's not just the amount you wrote it for. That'll change the name and the amount, and they may sell it on to other people who do this professionally. 

[00:17:22] So, so there's a lot of money involved and a lot of reason why they would take the risk of robbing mailmen at gunpoint to get their keys. And this one was brought to my attention. Compact security products is holding a photo. The PRI uh, first prize is a $500 gift card. Second prize, a $250 gift card. And third prize is a $100 gift card. 

[00:17:48] Uh, how to enter photos of projects using any complex products. Projects may include official furniture, hospital applications, mailboxes institutions, or, or any other applications, either residential or commercial submit photos focused on the complex product. If possible, along with photos of the entire application from different. 

[00:18:09] Cropped photos are acceptable. We will not accept digitally or otherwise enhanced or altered photos. The products shown in the photos must be of the comp X brand. The contest closes on March 31st and winners selected in early April. Judging will be conducted by a panel of compacts employees, and they will notify winners using the contact information provided on the entry form within 30 days of the judging of the. 

[00:18:38] And winners will be posted on the compact security products website within 60 days of the end of the contest. Some non-winning photos may also be posted in used basically. Also, if you submit a photo or photos to the contest, just be aware, you are giving them rights to use them as they see fit. But anyway, just in case anybody's interested, thought we should share that here, moving on to community. 

[00:19:03] Peers do not duplicate or Beilock Slayer is added again. He and he appears to have, what is the first public pick of the first gen ASI, L slash S C E C. Beilock in his video entitled number 20 public first, first gen ASIO, SLAs, S E E C by Lock Pickers and gutted. And so congratulations very well done. He just kills those by locks. 

[00:19:28] We have an update posted to. Last week's update came after my episodes. I wasn't able to get that in, but this one's came out just in time. So this is the Lock Pickers, United raffle. That's running through the discord and the Reddit and the post said, well, ladies and gentlemen, this is the last full week of the raffle 2022. 

[00:19:48] We hit some milestones this week that I find truly impressive. First we have now raised $53,214. 24,735 of that being from the discord 10,952 of that being from Reddit and 17,527 being matched donations. We are now only 1,863 away from beating last year's record. Second thing I want to mention is that we have broken $100,000 total race between all four of the raffles. 

[00:20:20] If you went back to 2018 and told me we would eventually raise more than $100,000, I wouldn't believe. I find that to be a truly impressive mark to beat. And I am proud of each and every person that donated prizes cash or their time to this project be proud of yourselves. Let's close this out with a bang. 

[00:20:39] I will have a link to the raffle page that Panda-Frog created in the show notes. In case you haven't had a chance to get in on it yet, head on over there. All the instructions are there and the entry forms are linked there. So go to. I had somebody suggest a request for stories. Since I have been doing the Locksports stories, Locksports journey stories. 

[00:21:03] Um, somebody requested that I asked for experiences with starting or discovering and joining a local Locksports group, the person who shared this set, I keep wishing I had a physical Locksports group. And I wonder if you could ask people to share their experiences with starting and or discovering joining a local Locksports. 

[00:21:23] And so I'm sure if there's one person with this question wants to hear some stories about this. I'm sure there are a lot more than that. Usually if one person is willing to ask, there are several that are wondering the question just didn't know they could ask or didn't think they should ask. So. Give me a favor. 

[00:21:44] If you have started your own Locksports group or you've gone through the process of discovering a local group and getting joined up, um, if you could just share a short little story of how that went, how you went about it, that would be great. Send it into podcast at thelocksportscast.com dot com or any of the other methods that are listed in the show notes or at The Lock Sportscast dot com slash contact. 

[00:22:09] Let me know, and I will try to get those shared. And yes, even the new short format show, I will share that stuff. And for videos this week, I have just one that was shared with me and it's locked newbs, new hour long video called pick every type of lock. The description says information overload for new pickers. 

[00:22:29] See below four chapters and tutorial playlist. The chapters are introduction. Lockpicking. Penn tumbler lockpicking disc detainer. Lockpicking warded. Lockpicking tubular lockpicking cross lock, picking smile, dimple lockpicking combination, dial lock to coding standard high security dimple lockpicking way for lockpicking card or filing cabinet, et cetera. 

[00:22:54] Lever lock, picking non-current mortis lever lock, picking curtain, mortis, lever lock, picking, and. So, like I said, our long video, but covers everything. If you have one video to share with somebody who is thinking about getting into lockpicking, that might actually be a bit of overload, but if they're just starting to get into Lock, baking, this might be a good one to point them to for new products this week, just one brought to my attention. 

[00:23:22] We have the new multipack elite add onset in 0.5 million. So multi-pack has just recently released this, uh, ad on set. It is in 0.5 millimeter thickness filling the gap between their 0.4 and 0.6 millimeter pics. So, uh, if you're interested, if you've been looking for that in between size, you can find a link to that in the show notes. 

[00:23:51] For Lock Pickers, United belts. This week, we have a new purple belt called arm lock and at brown belt level, we have 2 0 6 and four red belt. We have Sterling congratulations to all of you. Very fine accomplishments, Nia. None of those belts are easy to accomplish. So very well. Over at speed locks. We have a few new records. 

[00:24:19] We have the Avis 6, 4, 5 T I baby lock by froggy picker in 3.533 seconds. Avis 76 40 by space, not one in 19.067 stability, a 30 by froggy picker in 4.06, six seconds. The PacLock 100 G by a Panda-Frog in 19.986. We have some first record set the Squire LN two by cranky luck picker in 3.27. Oh the ABUS 65 30 by froggy picker in 9.4 alpha 1000 dash 15 by Panda-Frog in 4.271, the alpha 1000 dash 40 by Panda-Frog in 16.2, one six. 

[00:25:08] The alpha 1000 dash 60 by Panda-Frog in 8.108. The Avis Telium ADTI 50 by Memorial in seven flat American Lock 5,200 by sea glassy in 12.412. The master lock nine 11 by sea glassy in 22.122. And the Beilock unmastered by Frankie picker. Six minutes, 1.2, six, seven seconds. So a whole bunch of new records going on over there at speed Lock. 

[00:25:44] And I know that's a criteria for entering at least one of the current giveaways. So might be a good chance to get over there and give it a shot for at the end of the month. And with that is time to take a quick break. Say thank you to the people that made this particular episode possible. Start with the Patrion subscriber. 

[00:26:01] We have Panda-Frog Michael Gilchrist. Starrylock William's brain Dave to be deciphered Liibans Locksports January pat from months. It's a tactical three records and a goat Chirael Pattycakes Dr. Hogan, Mr. Clayton Howard AK cool tune mob, John Locke, rat yoke. Mr. Picker, cranky Lock Pickers, GHB picking a bare bones. 

[00:26:18] Lockpicking chief content producers for this episode. There's a three-way tie between Chirael ifs and Panda-Frog so thank you to all of you for. To this week's episode. Other content producers for this episode are joke 2000 B and a to Z. A good guy. I'm Gumby Jeff and things. John Locke, Joshua Gonzales, Michael Gilchrist, Mr. 

[00:26:41] Black magic popper, rowboat pick Smith pocket woman, rubber band, Tony rally, and Zachary Willard. Thank you to all of you for your support. It really, really does help. Especially during these trying times with all this extra work I have to do at work. So a show wouldn't be possible without you. So to all of you, I say, if you value this podcast, please help me make it through, uh, this busy time I'm having by sending in news links, events, giveaway information, anything you have that's Locksports related or community related for the Locksports committee. 

[00:27:19] Send it in, I'd really like to have more, uh, information on meetups that I could share maybe for people that are looking for groups, a low goal group information that, uh, that I can share. You can send that information to podcast at The Lock Sportscast dot com or any of the other methods listed in the show notes. 

[00:27:39] You can also just go to the Locksports cast.com/support, and it is a list of all the different ways to help and contact information. Don't forget to share the podcast with your lockpicking friends, leave a comment or a view, thumbs up, uh, subscribe on whatever platform you listen. If you want us to support financially, you can donate via PayPal or subscribe on Patrion. 

[00:28:03] If you support the show with a donation or information I use in the show, I will give you credit in the show and in the show notes. And just your reminder Locksports journey stories are, and other Locksports specific stories are still things that I'm looking for. So if you have any experiences with starting or discovering a Locksports group or something that your skills allowed you to do, or some interaction in real life, that was because you were part of a Locksports or a story about how you got into Locksports all are welcome. 

[00:28:36] You can also. You can also send any other feedback to the Locksports cast.com/contact. That feedback can either be confidential or I can share it on the show. That's all up to you. If you want to share on the show, just make sure to keep it reasonable length, plight work, family safe, not political and not just. 

[00:28:55] And this week to save a little time, I'll move on straight from there into sales. So the sales this week are pretty much the same as last week. We have bare bones. Lockpicking has their sale. No code just discounted prices on the site. Look for the sale badge in the corner of the picture. Hooligan keys.com 15% off the code. 

[00:29:15] Make 2022 better through January, 2022. That's 15% off at hook and keys dot. And it mats Lock pit. He has custom picks on sale, much like the other sale it's marked with a icon on the pictures, I think is most of the custom picks that are on sale. So head over there and check that out. 3d Locksports 10% off with the code LS, cast 10, lots of 3d printed Locksports accessories over there for you to check. 

[00:29:49] Make a locks.com 15% off with the code by Maaco, UK Lock Pickers dot co.uk. 10% off with the code gift. Moving on to giveaways. Pick Smith is hosting on his YouTube channel. The video for Haribo's 100 subscribers. As we covered in last week's episode, Haribo has managed to drive up to over 100 subscribers without having a single video on his channel. 

[00:30:19] And for that he's running a giveaway and pick Smith is hosting the video for that on his channel link will be in the show. And the description says this is for Haribos 100 subscriber giveaway. It's easy to enter, leave a comment below and you'll be entered. It would be great. If the winner were to do an opening video and sharing the package with all of us on February 5th, I will video a random name, drawing a second name will be picked just in case the winner will need to contact myself or Harry directly to arrange shipping the package to. 

[00:30:55] You do not need to sub to either of us to be included in the drawing, but subs are always welcome. I will have a link in the show notes to the video. The prizes are one Matlock, 25 38, 1 40 millimeter kiosk padlock one assets, 600 with six gen spools, one S a 600 with six barrels, one Avis XP, one, one, ABC with trap pens, one Ruco five. 

[00:31:22] One easy GD, five pen challenge Lock Assa, twin combi with no sidebar. Lovely key bedding, three carbon fiber dressed Bulgarians with two purple acrylic pins. Point four millimeter thickness 1 10 80 steel pick dressed with pale moon black and white Ebony and three copper pens measures. Point seven mil. 1 3 0 1 LA lock steel pick dressed with Ironwood and resin and two carbon fiber pins measures. 

[00:31:55] Point five millimeter. That is quite a list of prizes and the pics look beautiful. So head over there and check that out. And Panda-Frog has started a new giveaway. Yes. In addition to his other giveaways, this one is the Panda-Frog hashtag mini Panda-Frog to giveaway. Those of you who are part of the mini Panda-Frog original giveaway, or remember that we'll know what this is about. 

[00:32:21] So congratulations to you. Panda-Frog rules. You must use hashtag mini Panda-Frog two in the title of the video. Must single pen pack the smallest Lock for the mini Panda-Frog too. You have four chances to win, but you can only win one person. So the way you get chances to win army by making correct guesses. 

[00:32:42] The first is to guess the birthday of the mini Panda-Frog expected date is the 8th of June, 2022 gets the birth weight, guessed the birth size, and then there'll be one random draw prize grows with the amount of entries. So the more people enter the better of the prize pool. So head over and check that out and congratulate Panda-Frog on, on the new. 

[00:33:07] Member of the family that's on the way. Panda-Frog also has his speed Avis giveaway, still running. And that one ends January 31st. If there are 10 entries reached, if not, the giveaway will be extended by one month, but it's pretty easy. One to enter. So head over and check that out. Locksports Viking 100 sub giveaway is still running. 

[00:33:31] That one will end February 13th. According to this, but that could change. Mr. Black magic is still running the hashtag Lock magic 500 giveaway until February 20th. So head over then check that out. And then Michael Gilchrist's hashtag moral Norlene 800 subscriber giveaway, uh, is also. The drawing will be one week after he hits 800 subs. 

[00:33:59] I think he was at 7 86 or something like that this morning when I looked so he's getting close. So if you want to get in on that one, head over and check it out. Some high security locks up for the grabs there. And of course see, okay. Supplies, hashtag lockbox giveaway every week. If you're into prizes, that's a good one to get into. 

[00:34:19] They are a locksmith distributor and always have lots of good things to give you. So you might want to check that out. Remember send me any information you have that's Locksports related, even if you don't think it's important, just send it. I'm going to be trying to focus on Locksports. Specifically and community news for the next several weeks. 

[00:34:45] Maybe a few months, my HR department is really slow, so, uh, we'll just play it by ear. I really appreciate the sport.