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That's been posted at least once before, a year or two ago. The general consensus, as I recall, is that it doesn't demonstrate a problem with the safe as much as a problem with the installation, or lack thereof. Fact is, people don't stand their safes up in the middle of an empty room where thieves can knock them over and go after them with a five foot pry bar. They're bolted into closets and corners where they're impervious to that type of attack. The video is a sales pitch, not an public service announcement.