[1169] The Stakes Are High - Scotch Bottle Puzzle Solved
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- Опубліковано 25 вер 2020
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*longer than 2 mins*
he's opening packaging again, isn't he...
Actually the hardest thing was opening the package..
If you want to protect something from him, just put it in some packaging. Locks would be useless anyways.
@@among-us-99999 truuuu
So that's his weaknese
Someone should make a lock out of duct tape.
We've found the way to defeat LPL. It's not high security locks, it's duct tape and packing material.
Well no, he wasn't defeated, did you watch ALL the video? He did get the package open although it took him nearly as long as the actual puzzle. So this is where you say "it was a joke but you didn't get it".
Duct tape could defeat anything and anyone.
@@CB-xr1eg The irony of you trying to sound intelligent. It was obviously a joke, did you think the guy watched him take time on the duct tape then said "there's no way he is getting passed that duct tape" and skipped the rest of the video? lmao try searching sarcasm on google
@@CB-xr1eg The fact that opening a package poses the same challenge to lpl as solving puzzles and opening locks shows that he's deficient in that regard, thus op jokingly referring to duct tape and packaging material as his weakness. It's honestly hilarious how confident you are at parading your stupidity.
I think it’s more so the threat of destroying scotch.
Why is everything he gets in mail packaged like a pipe bomb
They probably want to make it as tamper proof as they can. That way if he fucks with it before the video it'll show.
@@Nesto38
I think he also likes it this way too.
If I was him I'd x-ray every package before opening it
I’d be worried about another Unabomber situation
So he won’t suspect the real one
LPL cutting through gaffers tape: "This is not opening easily"
Me: *removes locks from house and gaffer tapes front door closed*
Do you ever want to enter your house again?
@@OliW3r He wants to stay inside
@@KagemandenDK I mean we are in the middle of a pandemic it makes sense.
@@Patrick-zr8tv Middle of a what?
@@Toshiro4619 pandemic. You can't seriously tell me you don't know what the word pandemic means after existing through 2020-2022
I liked the little "oh" at the realization.
True
The most emotion I've heard out of LPL in years
Exactly!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣
4:06 for anyone that wants to replay it
That "oh" shows that he is just human like us
“I actually really like puzzles like this...”
Yeah, I would too if there was Scotch at the end of it.
I enjoy all puzzles that end with alcohol
I would have solved more puzzles for this kind of reward
A rare example of something being both at the end and in the middle.
you mean...you own a saw.
It's like pavlov's dog
The moment he didn't realize he'd already solved it was great.
Is it just me, or did it seem like he was kind of disappointed that it wasn't more challenging?
Where did he not realize it? I only saw a moment of realization how to complete it, followed by the last move.
There was no such moment in this video
@0011 it's a fuckin mystery man
@0011 I think they were confused by the OP's grammar
LPL:
Lock - 10 seconds
Christmas Present - 3 mins
everyone talking about him opening packages, not about how incredibly well he explained his puzzle-solving thought process
loser
@@ccleanandjerk yea
Don't worry man everyone realized it for sure. The opening part is just generally funny. The solving part was the actual giga brain calmness stuff we all love.
Exactly lol I would have been fiddling around with it like a child with no thought just trying to figure it out, but hearing him list all the possible moves and what would or wouldn’t work before solving it was so fascinating :)
yeah, he got some amazing logic, no wonder hes such a great lock picker, hes definitely a smart guy
The impressive part was actually opening the package without any damage to property or life.
Lawl good point🤣
He can move tiny needles in little holes. His dexterity is above average
Wallhack
Worlds toughest locks are opened in seconds. Duct tape however...
So, basically the best lock ever is duct tape
LockPickingLawyer: *”looks like 4 possible moves”*
Me: *”Where are the scissors?”*
That would have been Mrs. LPL's move.
Alexander the Great II: hold my beer
@@stanley3647 LOL, right?
One move
@@mhfuzzball especially if he kept those panties in a christmas video
"...Oh!"
Freaking loved how genuine the joy of solving it was. That was pure gold. Thanks for sharing
4:06
"This is not opening easily"
That's what all lock manufacturers want to hear from you, but you were talking about packaging lmao
They are going to have to try a LOT harder than that to get him to say that
Plot twist: master lock starts shipping their locks wrapped in duct tape.
@@Caveyacht add a few zip ties to that. And by a few i mean a hundred.
Problem solved. Wrap your house, your car, your bike, etc in tons and tons of duct tape. No one will ever get in!
It’s harder to open than a lock ;D
He's called Lock Picking Lawyer, not Package Removing Lawyer, guys.
Lol
Uh, we know. Just a little humour during this Covid pandemic....
Quick, write that down!
@@moojuice369 Uh, we now. r/woooosh
Loll
That little "Oh!" at 4:06 is a perfect moment in time. It's satisfying to the narrative, it's satisfying to the presenter, it's satisfying to the fella who sent along the puzzle -- everybody wins all at once. Beautiful.
"I'll try not to embarrass myself."
5 seconds later.
"... Oh."
*Undoes lock*.
Duct Tape: A better lock than a Masterlock!
was thinking same thing....that or molded plastic wrapping. Often harder to get to package open, then to pick the lock.
This was the comment i was looking for
Lagavulin: a better lock than a Masterlock!
no keyhole to pick
Right, and Duct Tape could take it's place as "Amazon Choice" !
“The last move possible is this..... *oh* “i love how you can tell when he figures it out
just like Mr. Monk when he starts with "Here's what happened." or Columbo's "There's one more thing.... " or ... "Elementary, Watson"
That excitement
XD
there is no Carter and he bought and wrapped the puzzle himself
Yeah that's the entire point of the video.
I like how the packaging survived longer than a lot of locks on this channel
Time to buy this man a lifetime supply of his favorite scotch and make each one have a different lock on it
Fun idea, but ultimately it's probably better to just save the money and skip the locks.
It's not like there's a lock in existence that ever caused him much stress, so there's not much of a point to be made there.
BUT...if we were to wrap each bottle in duct tape...😂
@@JohnSmith-mk1rj lmao your a genius
@@JohnSmith-mk1rj Gorilla tape if you're feeling evil
@@thomasnolastname8734 nah Flex tape a whole roll per bottle
@@JohnSmith-mk1rj That is just plain evil.I love it!
1:32 *_" This is not opening easily... "_*
- Words nearly every lock shown on this channel never gets to hear. And this is duct tape
😂
Well ... He never tried to open CD packaging foil on camera. Rumor has it, it even resists Wolverines claws ...
Proof that the only tools someone needs is duct tape & WD-40
Locks are made to be opened, so opening them is just a matter of puzzle solving. Ductape is meant to stay stuck tight, which means you're fighting its nature.
When in doubt, duck it.
"This is not opening easily" is the only thing LPL would say to a package and not to a lock.
If you ever need to store something away from lpl just package it it will take longer for him to open
There is generations of scotch families who never solved their bottled puzzles, still staring on the closed bottles, and you just did it in a minute.
4:04 I love how he's just like "Oh, guess I solved it"
The cartoon kid in your avatar pic went well with that comment.
"This is not opening easily..."
Lock Companies: ""TIME TO INVEST ON DUCT TAPE!!""
Funnily enough, duct tape makes for a better security measure than many locks lpl has shown, considering their terribly bypassable flaws lol
If one can make duct tape wallets who says they can’t make duct tape locks
“I’ll go get the duct tape dad uses to lock the front door at night”
@@aniceboxofkraftmacandchees5544 I really enjoyed this comment
**slightly confused "oh"** yep, that's the noise I make every time I solve a puzzle.
Was it the whisky or the puzzle that brought the famous sir sic.
@@dogwalker666 probably the puzzle, because his wife probably locked his whisky behind a puzzle like this and we know how much whisky sir sic needs in his daily routine.
@@Schuhmiball lol that could be true.
Don't forget to go and watch Mrs Sic's video 😉
@@dogwalker666 Yes. 😂
I love the idea that everyone that has watched lpl for long enough thinks when a video is more than a minute long it has to do with packaging
You should start a series on puzzle solving. I would love to see how your analytical approach compares to some of the other puzzles solvers on UA-cam
I never thought of it as "These are the possible moves you can do, but you need to do it in a certain order." It changed my perspective on puzzles
Yeah it's called troubleshooting. Most problems in life have only so many solutions.
Yes! My method is similar to his for little wooden puzzles they are so fun, but the fact that he laid out the possible moves, and sort of mentally crossed them off, and was left with one move and it was the right one, that was really eye opening :)
SAME
Certainly very interesting to see
well, the good vs bad ones. The good ones allow you to most if not all moves from any position, so you know the rules without needing someone or something to tell you otherwise (I have played with metal puzzles which ask you to NOT force the pieces as well as ones which tell you to force them so I just never do them (I have not broken any... 100%).
The one and only time I've heard him say "this is not opening easily" isn't even in reference to a lock.
Definitely not MasterLock lol
Yeah always the unpackaging Lmao
Always that bloody tape, isn't it? xD
It was probably to one of those plastic packages. I keep a pair of compound snips around to open them, they cut through thin hard plastic like butter.
These are available on Amazon $22. I am guessing this video sold thousands of them. It worked for me!
I genuinely love how the puzzle was made. Felt like a simple yet clever challenge(like the packaging)
He spent 2 minutes and 20 seconds opening the package
And 1 minute and 50 to unlock the puzzle
He did explain a lot... bet he could solve it in 20 sec or less
wonder how long will it go till he opens the bottle....
@@cancel5015explaining puzzles like this is actually better than just being silent, helps you focus more on the puzzle while at the same time also keeping audience entertained by explaining what you're doing, so you aren't only helping yourself solve your puzzle, but also anyone watching who can look into your way of seeing things. I don't think there would be much of a difference in the time required to solve this if he was silent
We now know his weakness, lots of duct tape and packaging material. Begin fortifying your houses now
he's the lockpickinglawyer, not the tapecuttinglawyer
My girlfriend got confused when she heard LPL say "this is not opening easily", she thought he had finally found a lock worthy of his skills. No. It's freaking duct tape.
Lol
duct tape is safer than most masterlocks
On a serious note, there are locks that he could not pick up open. We're talking about dual keylocks such as the Bowley.
Duct tape is magic and should be worshipped.
You don't have a girlfriend. Just tell the truth. It was one of three girlfriends that said it. Sheesh...
This might be the hardest lock the LPL has ever had to unlock.
Spent more time getting rid of the tape then the lock itself 😄
@@lordd007 and even then the lock still took more time to open than the best master lock has to offer.
Love the craftsmanship of the woodwork.
"So, as you can see, old school shenanigans like rope are not effective means of keeping your valuables secure. That's all I have for you today.."
@Sara Llewellyn, 🤣
Best comment EVAR!
Still takes longer than a lotta locks out there
@@cookiemonster-ky9ru Yeah but not if you have anything sharp
AtoFtw idk dude I mean there’s some pretty big flaws in locks out there that’s faster than using the key or the same
Next time I need to make sure something is pick proof I'm just using duct tape
something called a razor
Dude spent more time opening the mail package than solving the puzzle, didn't he.
@@antonykuo3809 yeah but the duct tape still took him longer than any lock has before
yeah... he had more problem with the duct tape...
Think it took him longer than most locks and at a much cheaper price. Also never hurts that if you cover it in tape they have no idea what it is and if its worth stealing!
I have this same puzzle. I use it to protect an expensive whisky from too casual consumption! It always has taken ages for me to solve. Sometimes I search for the solution.
My jaw dropped when I saw how quickly you solved this. I instantly grabbed for my bottle and now, using your way of thinking, for the first time, I can't un-know this solution.
Still awe struck.
Tomorrow's episode: "This is the drunk picking lawyer and what I have for you today is this empty whiskey bottle that Bosnian Bill and I made..."
Edit: "... that Bosnian Bill and I drank ..."
This is the Pick Locking Lawyer.... I mean the Pock Licking Lawyer.... Nope, the Lock Lawying Picker..... Ah screw it, more scotch!
"we get a way too loud click out of number two that rings my head like a bell"
I would watch the Drunk Lock Picking Lawyer channel.
@@VictorRochaGaming I am a lawyer, I am drunk, and I pick my nose. Is that close enough?
*any lock on the planet of this earth*:
LPL: ez
*The packaging alone on a puzzle lock*:
LPL: *audible frustration*
The packaging deserved a "hmmm".
Not only is the man a genius at lock picking he's got taste in his choice of Malt. However, it was funny watching the guy who can open locks in seconds, struggling with the packing tape
I loved the startled "Oh!" at the end when he solved it. Pure joy.
I love how he has more trouble opening the package than most locks.
That just means you should tape everything instead of locking it
I think he was trying to be careful about not scratching the contents, or cutting the ropes inside
Should just stick to his original content... a fucking puzzle???
I mean, he isn’t the package opening lawyer
step 1 of the puzzle. 😂
Lock company: We've made a LPL proof lock!
Everyone: What is it? This is impossible!
Lock company: _Duct tape and paper_
He had an unbreakable lock (1164). Which was a sticker...
Actually yes, it took him longer top open that than many a lock :)
@@li-la-lomeyutar8825 I saw that one. My personal favorite is him helping out his ex.
@@GlennChambers Well of course it did, destructive methods are not his go-to-weapon of choice for most videos.
It would be a "LPL resistant lock"
This riddle was already fairly hard for an average person.
I find it astonishing how methodically you approached it and thus solved it in a very short amount of time.
I like the hardest part of the puzzle was the opening of the packaging
I do believe that “duct tape” producers could, without fraudulent intent, make a commercial saying “ duct tape, safer than a padlock.”.
Indeed, although it is somewhat more vulnerable to low-skill attacks
Just to cover their assets, they could amend it to "safer than a MasterLock", which isn't libel or slander, since it's 100% true...
Lol! 👍 💯
That's what we called Flex T-
*me get pulled by Phil Swift*
@@gatherer818 To make this a scientific test, it's gotta be destructive vs destructive testing. Someone needs to send him a bottle of Lagavulin protected by a MasterLock with epoxy in the keyway. It's the only way to be sure.
Any lock ever made: he opens in 12 seconds.
A bit of duct tape: 2 minutes.
Lesson learned: Wrap my house in duct tape.
If your lock was unlocked, it's not using enough duct tape.
"a bit"
Lmfao
@@ericbrine9503 and for extra protection, always wrap your dong on it as well. You can never be too careful
Not even a 5 minute video and he thoroughly explained and solved it. LPL, you’re a legend.
For every problem there is always a solution. My high respect to this Lawyer.
"I will now open this Masterlock with this empty bottle of Lagavulin whiskey."
That would only be a fair challenge if he started with a full bottle
whisky* It's Scotch, not Irish!
*smashes lock with empty bottle*
*lock pops open*
"As you can see that is all I have for you today"
@@blacksmithpanzer4517 was about to make the same comment but you beat me to it
Whisky, no E.
Whiskey is Irish.
Whisky is Scottish.
They are not the same.
I loved how he was trying to verify if his next move was correct.... Then immediately realizing not only was it correct the puzzle was solved.
@Meme Crafter Official 534
@Meme Crafter Official What?
@@Marquis-Sade 342
@@Zarnubius ?
?
kudos to him he can literally open ANYTHING
I love that little ‘Oh.’ When he got it.
The way he explains it is so interesting, he really just has a brain for this kind of stuff. Maybe not a brain for cutting ductape, but like DEFINITELY a brain for solving stuff
He did fine cutting the tape... He didn't damage the package at all, which would have been a lot easier to do by mistake than most commenters seem to realize
@@William-Morey-Baker do i need to say this was a joke, or...
That escalated quickly.
@@richardpatterson4312 ikr, god damn
Isn't that what lockpicking is? Solving stuff?
I did like how he talked the puzzle though, it was interesting because he broke it down into finite parts which made it far easier to solve
That's how good mechanics and technicians do it. I'm in the service and repair business for many retail businesses, and run into all sorts of equipment. Breaking down and isolating components is how I solve issues, even on something that I've never worked on before.
He lost me at #1
he does this for every lock
@@ElementofKindness You are implying that you are good, aren't you? lmao
@@1987nanang 😅 well, I like to think of it more as, I'm a natural.
That "OH" is so wholesome.
This was one of the most satisfying videos ever posted on UA-cam!!!
In a world filled with LPLs, the most secure doors are closed with tape.
Honestly i just chuckled at the concept of "a world filled with LPLs"
The only equal measure is the same amount of LPL' s wife in the same universe, what you can't open an ice cream lock? Just use violence
@@rasdread0989 peace was never an option
Have you ever try to open a door sealed with tape? It's not easy. Well... That is if you want to keep the door intact.
If men were LPLs, there would be no need for locks.
-Alexander Hamilton
The madlad takes longer to remove the packaging than solving the actual puzzle
It took him longer to get the package out than it took for him to pick many locks xD
Apparently using duck tape is very secure
And it takes more time to complete the puzzle than picking a lot of locks in this channel
Gave the 1000th like
@@Stemaa1 Only if you're being careful not to ruin what's inside.
And that's a fine gift, whoever Carter is, a fine whisky
man it took me a day to solve this and you solved it in minutes
Sure, it's impressive to see someone figure this out, but imagine designing and making this.
Kinda like politicians, creating problems to provide solutions. Maybe we should elect puzzlemakers instead
@Sharef Beckum Beyond plus ultra.
Lagavulin and a Wood contraption, I get some Ron Swanson vibes here
@Sharef Beckum The political puzzle is that those clowns convince their audiences that they deserve to be where they are, stay there and are reelected over and over.
If you've read this far, you are lost.
@@KA-vs7nl That would be a nightmare society
That was by far the most well explained and intentional puzzle solving ive ever seen 😳🧐 incredible
This man has just proven he knows his way not just around conventional securing mechanisms!
He is also a modern Sherlock holmes - or, a blessing if you are in a Escape Room!
Ik ur comment is old. But If you enjoyed that then check out Chris Ramsey's youtube channel you won't regret it. He solves huge complex puzzles and explains his steps the same way.
@@DCboi51 lol thanks for the suggestion, but I've been subbed to Chris for a long time now haha, you're right, I do love his stuff! 😁👍
Good demonstration how problem solving is really about understanding the components clearly. The solving part happens automatically. Go fast by going slow.
I love how it took around the same time to unwrap the puzzle and to solve the puzzle
This video brings me joy for some reason.
And using a pair of scissors that Bosnian Bill and I made...
It was probably Croatian Craig.
Danish Dan
John Doe or Macedonian Mike
Snip out of one, 2nd is binding, 3rd snip is loose...
Zardwark wins the prize for this comment.
The only UA-camr in existence that doesn't want to hit the 10 minute mark
Spirit of the Law
Scamboli Reviews
Gus Johnson
In fact, he wants to avoid it!
It's not 10mins anymore, it's 8
I just love the way this guy thinks about locks and puzzles.
Your brain is amazing how you can do this and narrate every thought at the same time
Note to self: Bribe LPL with scotch so as to protect valuables. Scotch is a more effective strategy to keep items safe than actual locks.
If you want to stop lpl you need a door with a couple locks as a distraction, and a piece of duct tape to keep your valuables. He'll get distracted/excited for breaking the locks, and will forget about the valuables.
You can just hear Locks all over world envy the duct tape when LPL says: "This is not opening easily"
You're on 69, so have this coupon for a like 👍
Came here for bike locks, started watching the other videos, and now I'm a fan.
He’s being so humble In this video
LPL with a soda can vs a high security lock: child's play
LPL with a pair of scissors vs duct tape packaging: this is not opening easily
Today I learned:
Duct tape is 10x more secure than any Master Lock
Welding is even better
FR if you, a master locksmith, walks upon an impermeable wall of duct tape, try getting THAT down silently with nimbleness and efficiency
I wish I had this guys cold confidence and expertise.
I tried that puzzle at a store once, LPL made it look easy, and I like how he exampled smart thinking for us.
We finally found his kryptonite guys. Masterlock, take notes.
But he solved the puzzle, so how is it "his kryptonite"?
@@CB-xr1eg the tape
Duct tape
@@MitchellKT what about the tape? It didn't defeat him.
When you spoil lockpickinglawers secerets and hear this outside you door at night:.
''Nice klick out of number one
Nothing on two
Three is binding''
The opening of package took more time than solving the puzzle.
And both components of the video took longer than opening any Masterlock.
Still a lovely gift from a fan
That whisky is bloody fantastic!
What a kind and clever gift.
As expected, this puzzle is solved in average LockPickingLawyer speed - anyway: better a short snack than none. Thanks a lot and cheers and tables.
the puzzle solving logic was actually so insightful!.. maybe I'll finally be able to solve these kinds of puzzles myself!..
Puzzles are all about knowing your options. Once you figure that out, it's essentially a code lock, just trying to decode the order of it all.
mad rooster they don’t come with a bottle of Scotch
I liked this too -- the solving logic. When given this sort of puzzle (whatever the name), I just try to move everything randomly until it opens. Most often not.
@@mokubakaiba1751 it's a combination lock once you figure it out, the puzzle is getting to the point you know that. While easy for those good at puzzles, it would make a good beginner puzzle
Or just learn some topology. Helps you see the different moves
That puzzle looks and sounds beautiful
Wow, this is actually incredibly helpful in terms of learning to problem solve.
If you want to keep something closed for a little longer: duct tape and a fragile sticker
Be sure no package handler will be anywhere near the fragile sticker, they will destroy whatever is guarded by that sticker out of spite.
What UPS handler see: beat the s*it out of it sticker
*Cuts rope by accident*
Uhm..
That's all i have for you today...
HILARIOUS UNDERRATED COMMENT
lmao
And like always.... have a nice day
Very good challenge approach! I liked how structured your thinking is! Well done 👍
I got this as a gift one year still have it and love it.
Can pick a lock in seconds, takes 10 minutes to open a package.
Lesson Learnt!. We should start securing our bicycles with duct tape.
I mean he ain't a professional package opener but he's sure as hell a professional lock picking lawyer.
Be fair; my grandmother would have packaged it in a similar way - so it was *definitely* a real challenge.
W F wtf 10 minutes??? The video wasn’t even 5 minutes 😂😂😂
Hey now. He never claimed to be the duct tape picking lawyer.
"This is the Hungover Lawyer"
THAT would be 1 episode I'd watch!
suddenly, every lock become more secure!
This guy's some kind of mad genius.
The fact that he went right into solving after opening the package is lowkey such a flex. Didn’t even cut the video lmao
I'm rubbish with puzzles and I'm bad with strategy so watching him talk through how he identifies the permutations at the start and the sequence of moves is really cool.
Me too. I always thought the @LockPickingLawyer would make a great teacher.
One part of it that he didn't talk through was identifying clearly what the desired outcome should be. In this case, he realized almost instantly that if you can get all the pieces on the string on one side of the hole, the puzzle is solved, so all his permutations are based around that. He doesn't mess around with spinning the bottle, or manipulating the rope. Of course a really devious puzzle would be to include a similar but impossible to solve topographical puzzle, and have the actual solution be, e.g., a secret drawer in the base. So it's important that if you've defined the problem space and none of the solutions are working, to go back to the start and re-evaluate your assumptions.
i would have been stuck for 2 hours trying to get the big ball through the little hole
He also accepts Ferrari's and Private Jet's that are locked.......
"That rockpick was very useful in the opening of the windshield"
@@stefanox8908 “rockpick”
@@onyourleft9273 XD
Ironically the private jets almost certainly don't even lock
@@vendea1822 You can lock the door to the cabin, depending on the model. Oh, and there are emergency latches on bigger models, not to mention the main pressure door. I bet he could go one by one.
That puzzle was awesome!
Smart man, enclosed it in tape. The only thing that really slows this guy down. Just tape up your darn bike is what I have learned from years of this.
Neat
omg brock i hate you so much every time some one tries to find my account they can only find you XD Its a mad coincidence i found you here
Brock plays Games oof 🗿
I see
And/or with a couple drops of cool water. It opens up the scotch. :)
Nice!