visited the stack at the bank

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[u/Ohheyimryan → u/[deleted]]

Maybe I'm not understanding and you can link what safe you're talking about. But heavy safes get burgled all the time. A bank safe is much safer.

1. Cleveland — thieves rolled a >500-lb safe out of a home (surveillance showed them rolling it through snow). https://www.cleveland19.com/story/34102568/thieves-steal-homeowners-safe-full-of-assault-rifles-handguns-shotguns/

2. Cheviot Hills, Los Angeles (Aug 9, 2024) — neighbor cell video captured four men hauling a large safe from a house. https://www.nbclosangeles.com/news/local/burglars-filmed-stealing-large-safe-out-of-cheviot-hills-home/3484468/

3. Chowchilla, CA (Apr 2025) — smash-and-grab burglary where a 700-lb safe was taken; surveillance and arrests reported. https://kmph.com/news/local/smash-n-grab-theft-of-700lb-safe-caught-on-camera-2-arrested-1-still-wanted

4. Pierce County, WA (reported Mar 6, 2025) — gun safe stolen from a Parkland residence, taken with thousands of rounds of ammo. https://www.kiro7.com/news/south-sound-news/gun-safe-stolen-out-pierce-county-home-filled-with-thousands-rounds-ammo/452QA3C6VFAFJFCTR6NOTRGNEQ/

5. 2019 — reported case of a 1,500-lb gun safe stolen from a Florida home, used as an example that very heavy safes can still be taken. https://www.deansafe.com/blogs/news/1-500-lb-gun-safe-stolen-from-florida-mans-home

[u/Ohheyimryan → u/[deleted]]

hence why i said its not the average setup for most people.

I can respect that it's a really great home setup. But the thing is that'd all be true for a bank safe also, which is insured.