You know when there's a safe deposit box as a plot device and movies or television.

Inside man.

Yeah.

The way, not in all movies, but I feel like most of the time the way it's presented is the only thing you need to get access to a safe deposit box.

Any safe deposit box is the pittly little key.

That's it.

Like, that can't be how it works.

Right, it can't be that banks are like, yes, our most trusted clients have their like most valuable assets or their like deepest secrets.

And we take care of them and we don't even ask for ID.

And in some cases, we don't even ask for a name.

You could just show up and hand them the key and they're like, yes, very good.

Here, here's like the, the Pope's secret marriage certificate that he doesn't want anyone to see.

But you had the key.

You had the one-inch key that looks like it opens a locker at La Guardia.

So therefore you can, like that can't be right.

Can it?

Yeah, I think it is, but do you know what you have to do in movies for that to be accurate?

Punch somebody in the throat.

No, well, that does help.

Have wealth.

Yeah, you should also look wealthy.

You should walk up and say, I am Lyman Zirga.

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