

My understanding is most states follow the precident set by Massachusetts: if you’re caught with them while committing a crime or on your way to commit a crime then its a problem. Some states require you to be a locksmith. Either way, I don’t make it obvious I have them and don’t go around committing a bunch of crimes. Scout’s honor.








Because in middle school when I bought my first set I was a little edgelord who wanted to lord it over my friends.
In college, I played all of a Resident Evil game by sneaking into classrooms after hours and plugging my Xbox 360 into the media center’s projector that was behind a wafer lock. Horror is best played on screens measured in feet in dark rooms.
One time my uncle forgot his keys to a storage unit and I managed to get the lock open for him. This might be the one time I used them legitimately.