How to go about getting into Kathmandu houses

Keys, that was the key, to make a copy of their house keys first. The older style ones didn't need an impression, just a photograph from a camera, replace the key right back to where it was, and you were all set. The modern 3-d type were a little more complicated, but there were ways around that. The Chinese had come up with the tiny 3d scanners, the scanning took several more seconds than taking a photograph. The longest part of the entire process was creating the 3d prints, creating a mold, and then casting metal in the shape. The latest 3d printers were fast, but not fast enough to match the key-cutting machines. Still, most people acted as if they keys they carried carelessly in their pockets were absolutely inaccessible and protected a giant secure castle.

The rest was easy. Make sure you follow the rich young idiots of the house on instagram and when they're on a vacation, put shoes with high insole, some basic makeup and hair to confuse the cameras and clothes you would never ever be caught otherwise on. Walk in with orange vests, a heart full of confidence, wirecutters and whatever makes you look legit, just load up the pickup truck and walk out. No one questions the orangemen with wirecutters and proper-looking ID's, not even the goddamn homeowners. He had run across house-owners twice, and on both occasions scolded them for not maintaining proper electrical protocols and causing fires in the neighborhood. There hadn't been a single proper report, the police had no clue what they looked like.

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