[1162] It’s Terrible, But Not Because It Causes Cancer (Infinity Kingpin Lock)

[lucapecorari]

I remember reading a manual of a tractor or something and there was "oil causes cancer in california ONLY" written there.funniest manual ever

[roygb]

When the packaging gets more airtime than the lock, you know it's a bad lock.

[StrayGuitarist]

As someone who lives in California, I see those warnings everywhere, on everything. Even on the sliding glass doors to my local Walmart. I'm not joking.

[RB-bdtz]

I once had a cheap boxcutter that said, "Caution!" Blade extremely sharp! Keep out of children!"

[Armeanu]

I'm starting to think that he doesn't even have keys for his own house and car. He just picks them every time. It's faster.

[itsChrle]

"there can't be enough time left in this video to actually pick the lick he's just gonna laugh at the label"
*unlocks it 3 times*

[stig]

LPL: "Lets jiggle the lock open".
Me: "Oh, these experts! I'm sure by jiggle, he means..."
LPL: literaly jiggles lock open.

[oqlthorp]

LPL: "As everyone knows, cancer is no laughing matter unlike this lock, however I urge you to try and avoid both at all costs"

[stevenkendzierski]

As a californian I just want to say: Everything here cuases cancer.

[darkhst]

“Alright folks, this is obviously a terrible product.”

[The_Butler_Did_It]

Years ago I was given a pack of free peanuts in a plane journey. The pack had a warning. "This product may contain traces of nuts"

[jed-henrywitkowski]

My dad is a truck driver.

One of his more amusing stories from the road was one time he was in CA he got chastised because despite his tractor being CA Certified Clean Idle, unbeknown to him, for the particular sight he was at (I think a port) he needed a separate certification and the only difference between his location and everywhere else was a few feet and a fence!

[Hank..]

Security level: one step above "open sesame"

[PUNCHEDPUNCHEDPUNCHED]

"Caution! King pin lock installed" that's the only real warning we need. A warning for the owner

[Brianuuuu]

Imagine being feature by LPL and find out that your product is so bad he makes fun of the whole thing and not the mechanism itself

[joshwokojance]

I always liked AvE’s interpretation:”Known to the state of cancer to cause California.”

[skip]

yknow the funniest part is that if he didn’t talk all business, the these vids would be like 7 seconds long

[tomascigas]

LPL: ".. potato chips which actually have the warning and pure benzene.."

me eating potato chips and not paying attention: "Wait, what was that again?"

[mfk]

Having worked in the industry, everything shipped to California gets the warning, because it's cheaper to print the warning than try to do all the tests that it doesn't cause cancer.

[LycanWitch]

These aren't really to stop theft, in fact this thought never crossed my mind in the years I've worked in a truck yard, rather much like gladlocks (which you can place over and block the airbrake line connector) these are used to prevent coupling when a trailer is red tagged to prevent a driver from moving a trailer, or worse, taking a trailer out on the public roads with a safety issue such as issues with the air/brakes, electrical (lights), mechanical (landing gear, tires, and axel), or structure (doors and body) of the trailer. So kingpin/glad locks are placed to help prevent accidental moves of a trailer that's pending repair.