The Whisky Puzzle

The whisky puzzle. I don't even know what I did to complete it.

[ultrasuperkiller]

Seems like a very easy pussle, just need some patience and a pair of scissors

[raymondy]

Bros wife just had him doing enrichment activities like a zoo animal 😂

[michaeldancewicz]

imagine being drunk, wanting another drink and this, while still in the puzzle, was all you had.

[Wickedstickyflowers]

My wife got me this beautiful puzzle for 10 years sobriety

[whale_talk]

Lesson: it’s always right before you’re ready to give up

[Han_Solo]

A puzzle locking alcohol is very good because you can only open it when sober enough to make decisions.

[JustAWalker]

"Are the scissors broken in your house, son?"

[chairshoe]

if we put all access to whiskey and other alcohols behind complex puzzles like computer algorithms and how to solve world hunger and end all war we would solve literally every single problem in one night

[PureRushXevus]

lol, my brothers got this last christmas. sat and fiddled with it for like half an hour before giving up

[hudsonylin]

This is what we call the carrot technique

[robynvercetti]

This is like watching Homer trying to get beer out of a twist off

[ItsQualitycontent]

That’s a gift i think most tinkerer’s and developers would find amazing.

[VasilisAGR]

My drunk already ass taking out the chainsaw

[TheOriginalJphyper]

This is a good way to encourage moderation. When you're done with one bottle, you won't have the intelligence or coordination to figure out how to get the next one open.

[DanHearsVoices]

"Let's get on the pish, lads. Jus' gonny do a wee puzzle the now"

"You're cracked, son"

[Saejax]

my friend got me a bottle of this for one of my birthdays i'd say it's one of the nicest whisky's I've had in a long time.

[niamhoconnor]

Should've just given it to a raven, it would've fixed it in no time at all

[ferloem]

Lol I wouldn't be able to complete this!!😅

Love your videos Mike!!❤️

[bringuffsidesback]

Lockpockinglawyer has a video with a similar puzzle I believe. Always interesting to see people’s different thought processes for solving them

[Sternickel]

My grandfather, rip, taught me to always carry a pocket knife.