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[00:00:00] Charles Current: Welcome to Locksports cash. A weekly source for Locksports news. This is episode 85 recorded January 15th, 2022. I'm your host Charles Grant in today's episode. Our second sites down. What is social engineering? What happened to the Elko key blank book and other interesting videos lock picking on steam speed record to 100 subs, a Locksports story, padlocked buttons in an elevator Canadian chocolate heist, and other criminal stories, sales, giveaways, and more. 

[00:00:44] you can subscribe to the audio version of the show on most podcast apps and at The Lock Sportscast dot com. If you don't already have one, you can find a podcasting app@newpodcastapps.com. You can subscribe to the video version on YouTube or Odyssey links to stories discussed. We'll be in the show. 

[00:00:59] YouTube and some apps limit the length of show notes and the Monon links I can put in, but you can always find full show notes with all the links at The Lock Sportscast dot com and then just add a slash and the episode number to it'll take you right to it. Just reminder, lucky award nominations are open now through the end of the. 

[00:01:17] Uh, and moving pretty slow so far. I know I haven't been doing a good job promoting it on social media, but I really have very few nominations. I think there are a couple of categories that don't have anybody nominated in them. So please head over to lucky awards.net or lucky words.com. They both point to the same site. 

[00:01:36] Let me know if you have any problems with being able to nominate people. And if those nominations in. First up in the news, I Fisk shared a story called what is social engineering? Human hacking in 2022, uh, on cloud wards written by Fergus O'Sullivan. I read the intro to the article. So you can derive from that. 

[00:01:57] Whether it's something you're interested in, checking out further, it says social engineering is not a term, but one that pops up more and more in the media, oddly enough, it perfectly describes what it does. Namely, manipulating people into giving up sensitive information. Let's go over how. It's also engineering is the new buzzword. 

[00:02:14] It seems articles keep popping up about it's dangerous and how to keep yourself safe from the people behind it. Look again, though. And you'll quickly realize that for one it's nothing, all that new for another protecting against it is a matter of common sense. Key takeaways. Social engineering is pervasive and can be found in all kinds of forums. 

[00:02:33] The more you try to define it, the harder it becomes dependent. Think of it as a way to get information without anybody knowing about it. And you're probably well on your way to understanding what it is. Social engineering can affect both individuals or businesses though. The forms they'll encounter, it will differ greatly. 

[00:02:50] There's no foolproof way to protect against social engineering. All you can do is remain alert and vigilant to minimize your chances of falling victim. In this article, we'll go through what social engineering is the most common forms and how you can best protect yourself again. We will try to do so without being too sensationalist, though, at the same time, we want to make one thing clear social engineering is a real thing that could, if used by the wrong people cause real damage to you and your business. 

[00:03:17] I will have a link to that article, of course, in the show notes. If you're interested in learning anymore and pocket woman sent in a link to a cool video on YouTube called box with combination lock Turkish. So dynasty Ady 1197. The description of the video says Turkish soldier, dynasty period box with combination lock 80 11 97. 

[00:03:45] The Lock consists of four, two level dials that create an eight digit code. The box is made of leaded brass over wood with silver, gold, and copper inlay on the front plate. There are three guardian figures in. Inscribed with the date 5 93, which transcribed to our modern dating becomes 1197. And the box is 11 by 22 by 16.7 centimeters. 

[00:04:14] So that got me curious. And I searched out a little more about that type of box and turns out that there is one, or at least the top of one at the. Collection museum in Denmark, they call it fragment of a box with combination lock, cast, and hammered, brass inlaid with silver and copper, that one they say is dated 5 97, which would put it in 1200 or 12. 

[00:04:37] Oh 180. They say this combination lock is the work of an astrolabe maker and dated 5 97 at around the same time. The mechanical genius elegies already described a similar lock in his book of ingenious mechanical device. The combination lock must thus be common property, a scientific invention whose origins can be traced back to the Mediterranean cultures of antiquity. 

[00:05:03] The four double dials, each of which can be set in 16 positions allows for 4 billion, 294,967,296 combinations. When the right combination is entered, it releases the inner metal plate, which is. Both to an external handle and the locking mechanism itself. And if you go onto that site, the link in the show notes, this one has a good high quality picture of both the outside, where the dials are and the inside where the combination wheels and mechanism are. 

[00:05:39] So you can get an idea of exactly how this worked. It looks like the. They've got it on a box. That's not the original box. So how the locking mechanism interacted with the actual box. We don't get to see, but you can get an idea how the combination lock itself worked pretty ingenious for its time. We have an article here called warning issued about worrying new technique used by burglars to break into homes. 

[00:06:05] This was in the Manchester evening news written by Saima. Tar I'm probably pronouncing that terribly. Anyway, the article says that he locksmith has been issuing warnings about a new crime method used by burglars in greater Manchester. The burglars are using blow torches to damage and snap off door locks and gain access to properties. 

[00:06:30] Manchester locksmith, company locksmith L and E limited has seen several cases of the burglars blow torching and snapping. The company director, Elizabeth Johns is urging people to be aware of the trend after an attempted burglary at one of the properties of their customers, which was unsuccessful because they had one of the snap poof locks, by the way, she says the reason intruders use blow torches is that they are trying to remove the handle from around it so they can get a good grip on lock to snap it on standard locks. 

[00:07:03] Once the lock snaps, the door will open. So it's all about getting access to try and get a good grip on that. She also says that snap resistant locks would not allow intruders to open the doors. Like the one on her customers. She continues to say that what that means is that the lock on the door will still be damaged, but the intruders won't have gained access to the home. 

[00:07:26] And the article continues to say, additionally, Elizabeth debunked, a common misconception about how intruders enter properties. She explained, usually people say, if intruders want to get in, they would smash a window, but actually. They wouldn't smash windows because that makes a lot of sound. And it's alerting people. 

[00:07:44] Normally people who have been burglar to come downstairs in the morning to see that it's already happened because the thieves are trying to make as minimum sound as possible by using these methods. Uh, and I'm going to disagree that that is very dependent on where you're located and the particular criminals type of crime, the neighborhood you're in because. 

[00:08:07] As I've shared on the show before quotes from burglars themselves, that they prefer to go to the back of a house and smash a small window to get in the thesis in San Francisco, drilling holes in garage doors to get access, not quiet methods. So it all depends on the situation, the house they're trying to get in. 

[00:08:29] If you have a secluded backyard, you're likely to get a window smashed out. I think. If not, they may be looking for a quicker way, but I don't think this blow torch method is very inconspicuous. If you're in a place where somebody could see you, like I said, all depends on the situation where the house is located and what the burglars preferred technique is. 

[00:08:54] An Chirael tweeted out on Twitter, tagging us second. That their websites are down, both Oz, sec conduct come and Oslok conduct com appear to both be down that was tweeted on January 9th and it is currently January 15th. And I still don't see any signs of life at those two sites. And I don't see any reply from the outset Khan account to his tweet. 

[00:09:19] So hopefully things are okay over there and they're not, or they haven't closed their doors or something. So I guess we'll wait. And snow has posted what appears to be the second public pick of the Fisher 7, 8, 7 interior cylinder. I really love these Fisher mechanical designs. They are so unique and diverse in their mechanisms. 

[00:09:42] And this one is no exception and it's the only style of a Shea lock that I have ever actually seen and held in person. Um, I don't own one, but I was handed one to look at one time and I'm certainly impressed with anyone that can. I managed to pick that it looked very, very challenging. It has a way of restricting some access and it's a press in to activate the locking mechanism, not a normal key as, uh, as we see them. 

[00:10:12] So definitely a fascinating mechanism and a challenging one to pick so way to go snow. And over on the key picking discord, Zio, I think that's how. Uh, put up a post saying that they are starting to migrate some of the best threads from key picking.com two channels in the discord. The information is going to be posted in channels that nobody will be able to add to. 

[00:10:39] It looks like, but we'll provide a redundant copy of the information between discord and keep picking.com for the important threads. So I thought that might have been newsworthy when I say. Only over on Twitter general, M CCX started a thread and it said I was gifted this safe. And I want to take a moment to analyze some vulnerabilities in this thread. 

[00:11:03] I'll ignore The Lock, electronic attacks and destructive methods. And in the thread, there are several photos and some video clips that highlight ways to exploit gaps, to access mechanical and electrical components and to get access to the safe. And it's called. I thought it was, uh, an interesting thread and definitely worth sharing what the rest of you link as always in the show notes. 

[00:11:28] CLK supplies on YouTube posted a video key blank book. What happened? So what happened to the most used key blank book in the industry? The Elko key blank directory is currently not available to be purchased. And we've all been wondering what. PJ brings Brandy with Elko on and together to discuss the future of the LCOE key blank directory. 

[00:11:50] So if you've been wondering why you can't purchase one, your questions will be answered in that video. And if you don't already subscribe, there's a link in the show notes. Oh, back over on Twitter beanie a to Z or a good guy, shared a link to a video called I turn a stainless bolt into a combination of. 

[00:12:11] And that was by my mechanics on YouTube in the description says in this video, I'm turning a stainless steel bolt into a nice little combination lock. I was always fascinated by those antique combination locks. I really liked the design of them a few years ago. I bought one from eBay, but it turned out to be a cheap fake. 

[00:12:30] I was really disappointed. Well, if I can't buy one, then I'll make one myself. It was quite a challenge to get all the parts done and fit together. But the end result speaks for itself. I'm very happy with how it turned out and I'm glad I made it anyway. Link to that in the show notes. It really did. It did turn out very, very well. 

[00:12:47] It is a beautiful looking Lock, very well machined. If you're into making stuff or watching people make stuff, check it out. And I got a note from tiger. Trav said Dr. Locke, Australian law. Just dropped a cool little video on how a builder key system works. I'm sure some people in the community may have come across a cylinder with a secondary row of holes and not understood the significance of it. 

[00:13:12] The video is called self changing lock, set up four different keys in one Lock by Dr. Locke on YouTube. The description says this key cylinder can change the key combination four times and each time the key before it will no longer. So if you've ever been interested in the idea of builder keys or construction keys, and maybe even multi-level versions of that, then check out the video by Dr. 

[00:13:37] Lock on YouTube. Jeff Moss tagged me about a video that a night owl to shared called five differences between Schlage, Primus, RP, and Primus, XP, and others on the slake security, YouTube. And watching the video, it looks like ultimately it all comes down to one side pin that requires an extra clearance and an extra notch cut out of the side of the key to create the clearance for that extra tall pin looks like it's just a way to create a new blank for key control purposes for the patent. 

[00:14:12] And it looks like if he didn't have the right blank, he could probably use a dremmel or something similar to turn an XP blank into an RP blank. But I will have a link to the show notes if you want to see for yourself, if I missed something, if there's something special to that, but I don't see anything that would add to pick resistance. 

[00:14:29] Just simply a key control feature, basically extending the patents into 2029. I think. And a video. I thought I'd share here by Alexander Monday on YouTube called running wheel three, have a four wheel safe Lock manipulation tip says while running wheel three, have a four wheel safe lock. It occurred to me that many people, newer to manipulation of safe locks might not be aware that they do not have to dial the complete comment. 

[00:14:58] Only the wheel being run and any past it in the combination. So in this video, I show you how to do it. And it's just a quick tip. I know a lot of you who manipulate safes already know this stuff, but maybe somebody who is new to manipulation may not have picked up on this little tip that you can just set the wheels that need to be set. 

[00:15:16] It's actually one of the tricks you use in a robot safe dialer to speed up the dialing. You don't have to redial the combination every time you just set the wheels that need to be. The ones that need to be changed. Moving on to products, HV logic pointed out that the museum of mechanics lockpicking is now on steam. 

[00:15:38] He says, looks like the museum of mechanics has been expanded and is now sold on steam. This was a free download at one point, but from the screenshots, it looks like it is much larger now. So if you are interested in playing. Lockpicking simulations. I will have a link to the steam store listing for that in the show notes. 

[00:16:00] And then I Fisk shared this one on Twitter call it's a site called padlock presence. The gift getting experience they'll remember forever. The site says that each padlock present is about a 15 minute gift opening experience. The gift getter will have to use the envelope card wrapping and trinkets to solve a set of puzzles, to reveal the secret code, to unlock the treasure box containing your. 

[00:16:27] The gift giver has a hint and answer guide to help and act as game master. Imagine sending this gift to your far away loved one, and they have to FaceTime you for hints to unlock their gift, getting lasting memories for both of you. And then they say that the box is good for gift cards, membership, or subscription, receipts, jewelry, candy, love notes. 

[00:16:52] It is 2.36 inches by 2.3, six inches by 3.5, four inches in size. They can quote for larger box if needed. And in all honesty, it is one of those very simple four wheel combination locks that I'm sure any Locksports or you gave it to would have opened in a matter of seconds. But it could be a fun way to package, uh, a small gift send out. 

[00:17:18] Although I think it would be fairly expensive as the boxes range from 30 to $50. And when you add on shipping both to you and then out to the person, probably going to be fairly. 

[00:17:39] And Lock Pickers United belts. This week we have route one has earned purple belt. So congratulations, Ru one very well done. And we have a black belt announcement that I've been waiting for a while to do so I'm just going to read it as it was written on Lock Pickers. For anyone who doesn't know Panda-Frog he has been a valuable contributor to our Locksports community. 

[00:18:03] Having collaborated to bring us many websites and technical tools, such as speedlocks.org challenge Lock dot com and the multi-pack lottery win tracker. The LPU raffle tracker, the Locksports cast Lockie awards, 1 million Scoville club, and the list goes on. He has also shown his accomplishments in impressioning and picking the Eva three CAS and Foshay Bausch M two, I for his achievements is my great honor to present Panda-Frog with the rank of black belt. 

[00:18:38] And yeah, I've been waiting for a while to announce that one, uh, one clarification I do want to make The Lock Sportscast Lockie awards last year was the website was all Panda-Frog that went very smoothly. He did an excellent job of working. This year, it's not going quite as smoothly. And that's all my fault because I took over and created my own site probably was a mistake. 

[00:19:01] But anyway, um, so any problems you have this year are not his fault. He's not running it this year. That's all on me, but, uh, thank you for all your help. Panda-Frog with, uh, everything you've helped me with in the last few years. I really, really appreciate it. And congratulations on your. And speaking of Panda-Frog and speedlocks.org, Panda-Frog posted over there that they have a new record for the master 5 75 by C glassy in a 4.208 seconds. 

[00:19:31] So quick pick their regulations. See. With that it's time to say thank you to the people that made this episode possible. Start with the Patrion subscribers we have. Panda-Frog Michael Gilchrist. Starrylock William sprain, Dave, to be deciphered Liibans Locksports Journey, pat from uncensored tactical through Atkins and a coach. 

[00:19:49] Cheryl Pattycakes. Dr. Hug, master Clayton Howard AKA cool tune MOG John Locke, rat yoke. Mr. Picker, cranky lock picker. JHP picking bare bones. Lockpicking for content producers. For this episode, we have the chief content producer for this episode is going to be Chirael. Step up quite a bit. This week, other content producers are beanie a to Z. 

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[00:22:23] And I will work it in to the show somewhere quick, mention on the state of the podcast. I know things have been a little rough around the edges lately, and I apologize for that, but like I said, I've been very, very busy. It looks like next week, we should have our full compliment of staff in my department, at least at work. 

[00:22:41] So my workload should drop a little bit and I hope to get caught up on some of the stuff I need to get done on lucky awards and the podcast. And I appreciate everybody's patience with all of that. So thanks. So for our Locksports story this week, we have something sent in by pick Smith. He called it the story speed record to 106. 

[00:23:04] And he says, I have a story of our community that happened on Monday to share. I don't really know how to begin. So here it goes, it was another start of a week. And I was on the discord server, challenged lock layer. And the few of us got to talking about subs for YouTube and giveaways. HV log chick had just posted his 100 challenge Lock, giveaway video. 

[00:23:26] And it got us to wondering what it would be like to have 100 subs and what we would give them. Haribo then chimed in that if he were to do a giveaway, he would have to do it in the groups because he doesn't do videos on YouTube. Harry said, I have a channel and about 20 subscribers, but there's nothing on it. 

[00:23:43] LMA. Oh, if I get a hundred, I'll do a really good giveaway. I have to digress here for those who don't know, Harry Harry Bo is in my opinion, the best contemporary challenge lock builder of our day. He is an expert custom lockpick maker and he can seriously. He shares his knowledge, wisdom and humor in a couple of Facebook groups and recently joined the cl discord server. 

[00:24:07] Those who have been graced with a package from him, no, his generosity goes over the top. Those who have had a chance to pick his challenge locks, no, either the glory of a tough Lock or the frustration of a lock that has passed their picking level, Harry revels, and the successes, and loves to hear when his locked defeats a picker, his pen work is as beautiful as it is horrifying. 

[00:24:28] I have had the pleasure of all the motions from his gifts and cl monsters plus there's pleasure of the ongoing friendship and conversation over the last year, back to the story, the people in the channel wanted to subscribe to this channel. So I posted it there for them having been the recipient of two of Harry's packages, any package he made would be. 

[00:24:52] His packages usually include unusual and high end locks, challenge locks that he has built a custom picker to, and sometimes pick making supplies and once a British flag. So I suggested let's do a sub drive for him to get him to 100. So he could make that package. He didn't believe that he would get to 100 for a channel with no content at 1:05 PM. 

[00:25:15] Pacific standard time. The clock. Postings in Facebook and discord were sent out with full disclosure. This was for Harry Bo and his YouTube channel with absolutely no content and a snapshot of Harry's declaration of a good giveaway. The response was instant. And over the next few hours, we watched the count, grow laughing at what we had started. 

[00:25:36] Logan is on discord asked, who is Harry Bo peace weapon who was helping and watching the count counter back with ignorant peasants and HD logic is. Who is Harry Beau Logan for shame by this time, the count was up to 65. It was time to send out a posting on Reddit. And I thought maybe we could get a story on The Lock Sportscast for the quickest from 20 to 100 subs. 

[00:26:00] Sorry, Harry commented that we were all mad and we said only the good kind of mad account push past 70 now and gravity karma commented on the Reddit post, go here and subscribe. It'll improve your picking skills by 37.68% has her paradise chimed in this is why I was able to pick the unpickable Yammer seven 50 subbed and locks just started opening. 

[00:26:26] It would be cool if his channel reached a large number of subs with zero content, maybe we were going mad, but the enthusiasm soon swept that thought of. Comments we're coming in now. And one said, I feel like I'm about to get catfished or something subscribing to a channel with no content. LOL. I trust you though. 

[00:26:46] Kurt. Another said it's, Harry's only fans page really at 4 31, it was marked and in only three hours, 26 minutes, we had reached our goal. We were in a static and laughed like little kids. Again, gravity karma is quoted. It's amazing. What a bunch of enthusiastic idiots can do. Moon UA. So now that it's done, why were we doing it in the first place? 

[00:27:11] Make 7, 7, 7 Oz responded with just for the love of community here. And coocky karma asked now, can we get him to 200 LOL and I chimed in with that's next week. The outpouring of this community support is generous. And so heartwarming every day, the help and information from our members reminds us of why we started our journeys into the sport and how we arrived today. 

[00:27:39] We support each other in our endeavors, triumphs and heartbreaks. We vow to use our knowledge for the betterment of the sport and to do the right thing. I may have thought you were a bunch of crazies when I started, but now I proudly call you my family. A really dysfunctional family, but one that enriches my life on a daily basis and I will do what I can to help and promote everyone. 

[00:28:01] The following day, Harry subscriptions had reached 131 and I pondered on what we had done. It brought a smile to my face, and I want to say thank you to everyone who contributed, joined and supported the madness of the idea. Piece weapon commented. Haribo must be hiding now not knowing what to do. LOL and Harry replied, LOL, not hiding. 

[00:28:24] I'm just shocked and making picks all day for the giveaway. I know he was stunned to know that those of us who know of him and his work respect him enough to follow him. And Harry S word is a promise. A hairy 100 sub giveaway is in the works and the launching video will be on my channel when the packages. 

[00:28:43] A picture of the first custom pick that will be part of the giveaway was shared today across the platforms. This will be a worldwide giveaway details are being worked through and stay tuned, happy new year, pick a holics Kurt Kiffin, AKA pick Smith, and he provided a link to Harry's channel. If you want to join the hairy army and support, not only a master, but a really great guy. 

[00:29:09] So I will have a link to that. In the show notes. If you want to check it out, it looks like as of this recording, he has reached 151 subscribers and yes, I'm subscribed for our strange Lock story here this week, we have a story I Fisk shared and his version was from the sun.com. I also found another from lad Bible and I kinda took the details from. 

[00:29:39] So a woman finds padlocked buttons in a Lyft or as us in the USA and elevator sparking fears of chilling secret floors. There was a lot of drama written into the son's story, especially, but a little even in the lad Bible story. Um, but the details are Mrs. Wu said, she discovered bizarre fastenings in a rarely used service elevator in Yan, Chiang Chirael. 

[00:30:06] She took some footage of inside the rundown lift, showing hinged metal covers crudely welded, and riveted onto the panel, which would prevent people from traveling to certain floors. The majority of the call buttons in the lift were covered by a metal flaps, which were then bolted shut with rusty padlocks. 

[00:30:27] The button to travel up to the fifth floor was entirely covered by the metal flap and was still locked so that it could not be. She also noticed that the number two and number three had flaps that could be locked. Although at the time they were left, open and accessible only the number four and first floor appeared to be available at all times. 

[00:30:47] Ms. Will explained as for the specific situation. I don't know what it is. It's the first time I've seen a quote locked elevator despite taking elevators for so many. So to me, it looks like they just were working on a cheap way of restricting access to floors. No elevator tech needed just a padlock and a welder or rivet gun, possibly for security reasons post possibly because maybe those floors, something was wrong with the elevator access to those floors and it was dangerous and they decided to just lock them out until they could get somebody in to fix it. 

[00:31:24] Um, but don't try this in the U S or you're likely to end up with some serious code violation fines moving on to some criminal news. This one is not technically lock related, but since we had covered previously the butter heist, and we know there previously been a maple syrup Christ's in Canada this week, we have a story that says 100 K worth of chocolate stolen from Norfolk county. 

[00:31:53] Reported by CTV news. Max Martin says provincial police are investigating after $100,000 worth of Hershey and Pharaoh Ashay chocolate was stolen over the weekend. Norfolk county opp said unknown suspects attended a business on Victoria road in Charlottesville on Saturday, and proceeded to remove a transport truck and trailer full of. 

[00:32:18] According to the release. The transport truck has since been located in the peel region, but the trailer and chocolate are still outstanding. Anyone with information is asked to call police or Crimestoppers. Somebody is having a great party. We've got maple syrup butter. Now chocolate sounds like they're catering, criminal weddings or throwing a big party somewhere. 

[00:32:42] I'm not sure what's going on. It seems to only be reported in Canada. The next story is a bandit driver jailed. After leading police on a high-speed chase in stolen car, this is from the Bolton news. It says Matthew teller reached speed of 100 miles per hour and traveled on the wrong side of the road during a pursuit from little Holton to pilot. 

[00:33:09] When arrested police discovered 15 car keys and a device for cloning car keys in the vehicle being driven by the 41 year old, a Lock Pickers also discovered in the car officers gave chase when they spotted tellers Ford Fiesta, traveling at high speed at 1:30 AM on November 25th. Last year teller continued to increase speed while being pursued by the police reaching speeds of up to 100 miles per hour and traveling on the wrong side of the. 

[00:33:37] At one point, Tyler drove 90 miles per hour in a 20 mile per hour area. Eventually clipping a curb on Elliot street and coming to a stop. Tyler left the vehicle, but offer serves, gave chase and arrested him close by detective Sergeant Daniel, Worthington of GMP Salford's organized crime unit said the vehicle was then checked on the police national computer. 

[00:34:01] The registration that the vehicle was displaying was not linked to any. However from checking the chassis number, it was discovered that the vehicle had been stolen on November 22nd. Without keys, further PNC checks show the Chandler was a disqualified driver. Tyler drove at excess speeds through narrow streets and his reckless actions could have easily resulted in a serious collision. 

[00:34:27] He was sentenced to 30 months behind bars. At Manchester, crown court, after pleading guilty to dangerous driving, driving while disqualified handling stolen goods and going equipped for a theft of a motor vehicle, that one didn't pay. He was definitely equipped for stealing motor vehicles, 15 keys, cloning device, and lock picks. 

[00:34:48] So it sounds like he was planning on making a career of it. Moving on to sales. We have the ongoing sale currently at bare bones Lock Pickers. Prices are discounted on the site and you just look for the little sale icon in the corner of the image and hooligan keys.com has 15% off of the code make 20, 22 better through January. 

[00:35:11] So check it out@hooligankeys.com over at Matt lockpick. He still having a sale on custom picks? I don't know when that's supposed to expire, but it appears that it's still going on. Right. 3d Locksports dot com 10% off with the code LS cast 10 Maaco locks.com 15% off with the code by Maaco, UK Lock Pickers dot co.uk. 

[00:35:40] 10% off with the code gift for giveaways. This week Panda-Frog has the hashtag speed Avis giveaway running the rules are speed. Pick any Lock and submit it to speed.org. A valid speed pick. We'll give you one entry. You can only get one entry. Use the hashtag speed Avis in the video title and the current end date for the first part of the giveaway, which has been extended is January 31st. 

[00:36:08] He needs 10 entries to be able to proceed to part two of the giveaway where those 10 people that got in will have to speed pick in Avis 65 20, that he will send every. So if he doesn't reach the required 10 people, he will extend the giveaway again by a month. So if you have any interest in trying to pick fast, head over and check out the Panda-Frog speed, Ava's give away. 

[00:36:34] Looks like Locksports biking is doing a 100 sub giveaway. The hashtag Locksports Viking 100, uh, entries are due by February 13th, 2022, but that date could change itself. Looks like there's going to be several prizes and they will be, and the winners will be able to choose their prices based on first, second or third place draw looks like you have three options for entering for a maximum of total of five. 

[00:37:05] For one entry use the hashtag Locksports Viking 100 in the title of your next video for two entries, just do the same thing, but also mentioned the giveaway in your video, four or five entries, all the previous stuff still applies, but I also want you to go wild, be creative. The best part of giveaway entries is seeing what people come up with. 

[00:37:24] So as long as I can see, you're making an effort, however great or small in whatever family friendly manner your creativity takes, you I'll give you a five. So you can head over to the link in the show notes to check out that giveaway. Mr. Black magic has the hashtag Lock magic 500 giveaway rules for an entry. 

[00:37:44] You have to be a subscriber of the channel. You have to share the giveaway on social media. You have to post a nice comment in your favorite video on his channel. You have to publish a video on YouTube of you single pin picking a five or more pen Lock you have not picked before. And you have to hold a deck of playing cards with at least 52 cards, five regular size dice, and one coin in your picking hand, during the whole picking process, if you drop something you have to start picking over, it will be one entry per person and a bonus entry. 

[00:38:21] If you open the lock in less than 30 seconds, time starts when the pick enters to keep. You have to put the tag hashtag Lock magic 500 and your video title and link this giveaway in your video description, the winner will be chosen by a random drawing giveaway. We'll run through February 20th and shipping to be covered by the winner, but he's got some really cool prizes included in that one. 

[00:38:48] So definitely worth checking out, head over to his channel link will be in the show notes. And Michael Gilchrist is doing the hashtag Norlene 800 subscriber giveaway, how to enter, make a video. And Pyrolock in, it mentioned the hashtag Norlene 800 giveaway in some nice way and include hashtag Norland 800 exact spelling and spacing in the title of your video. 

[00:39:13] And he's got some very high end locks to give away in that giveaway. So if you're into the high security picking or you think you're up for the channel, Head over and check that out again. Link in the show notes. Of course, there's always the CLK supplies. Hashtag lockbox giveaway runs every week. They are locksmiths supply company, so they always have some great gifts to give away, check them out. 

[00:39:37] If you're interested, remember this podcast needs your support. So send any information you have that's Locksports related, even if you don't think it's necessarily important. It might just be the bit of information that I need to put together. And I want to thank everyone who has supported me and sent it in different nation. 

[00:39:55] In the last couple of weeks, I have been extremely busy and limited in my time to work on the podcast and you really have saved my butt. So. Remember to keep picking and keep it legal. .