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What we have here in the bookstore is *** humongous safe, uh, that it has been here since the 19 twenties on this particular property in the midst of our renovations or the property. The past couple of years there was this friend right here and as you can see it's big and it's heavy. We honestly have no idea what's in there. We've been guessing among ourselves what might be in there making up some silly fun answers, but we don't really know what's in there. So does anybody who's got the safe cracking skills or special abilities or anything like that? We want you to try and come and see if you can get in it. But the other stipulations that if it's something that's like, just totally gross and disgusting, the way out the person can take it off. We don't even want it.
Can you crack the code? A big safe was found at this bookstore, but can't be opened
Bookstore offers to split contents of safe 50/50 with whoever can open it
Workers at a bookstore in Maryland recently uncovered a big safe during renovations of a new location, but the problem is, they can't open it. "What we have here in Red Emma's Bookstore is a humongous safe that has been here since the 1920s on this particular property," said Analysis, a worker-owner at Red Emma's Bookstore in Baltimore, Maryland. "In the midst of our renovations of the property over the past couple of years, there was this friend right here (the safe) ... it's big and it's heavy." "We honestly have no idea what's in there. We've been guessing among ourselves what might be in there, making some silly, fun answers, but we don't really know what's in there," Analysis said.So now, they're seeking would-be sleuths to crack open the safe."If there's anybody who's got the safe-cracking skills, or special abilities, or anything like that, we want you to try and come to see if you can get in it," Analysis said.But there are some rules. They don't want people to bring tools or to drill into the safe. Instead, they invite people to come in and try cracking the code.Whatever the contents are, the bookstore said it would split it 50/50."But the other stipulation is that if it's something that's like totally gross, disgusting and way out, the person can take it all, we don't even want it," Analysis said.This is the first property Red Emma's purchased, not rented, and it has two floors of books and a full vegan restaurant.People have been giving it a try. Analysis said it's a fun way to get people to visit the bookstore.
Workers at a bookstore in Maryland recently uncovered a big safe during renovations of a new location, but the problem is, they can't open it.
"What we have here in Red Emma's Bookstore is a humongous safe that has been here since the 1920s on this particular property," said Analysis, a worker-owner at Red Emma's Bookstore in Baltimore, Maryland. "In the midst of our renovations of the property over the past couple of years, there was this friend right here (the safe) ... it's big and it's heavy."
"We honestly have no idea what's in there. We've been guessing among ourselves what might be in there, making some silly, fun answers, but we don't really know what's in there," Analysis said.
So now, they're seeking would-be sleuths to crack open the safe.
"If there's anybody who's got the safe-cracking skills, or special abilities, or anything like that, we want you to try and come to see if you can get in it," Analysis said.
But there are some rules. They don't want people to bring tools or to drill into the safe. Instead, they invite people to come in and try cracking the code.
Whatever the contents are, the bookstore said it would split it 50/50.
"But the other stipulation is that if it's something that's like totally gross, disgusting and way out, the person can take it all, we don't even want it," Analysis said.
This is the first property Red Emma's purchased, not rented, and it has two floors of books and a full vegan restaurant.
People have been giving it a try. Analysis said it's a fun way to get people to visit the bookstore.