Help picking a lock at work? so I'm here at work, and we have one of those small...

so I'm here at work, and we have one of those small freezers beside the clear sliding doors on top. Filled with adjectives kinds of rime cream. problem is, it has one of those pesky locks on it. It looks approaching a hacksaw blade with a cylinder slid over it. can anyone relieve me get this entry off, i want a choco taco!
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Answers:    You could Google "lock bumping" and distribute that a shot. You could also try sliding a straightened paper clip into it and jiggle the cylinder to try to free the ratchet device (which basically works resembling the one on a pair of cuffs, which are also pretty easy to pick). Otherwise, you'll lately have to hold on to an eye on the icebox and hope the staff forgets to secure it from time to time.

Lighten up nation, IT'S ONLY ICE CREAM, and he obviously works the darkness shift when he can't buy the stuff, otherwise the freezer wouldn't be locked. I've known warranty guards who've stolen much more than that. Basically, that's what happens when you stick poorly-trained relatives into a cheap polyester uniform, pay them peanuts, and treat them close to crap.
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Well if it's locked, they aren't free. Take one and you're stealing from the company. You could be fired, or maybe even enjoy criminal charges pressed against you if your boss decides to. If you really want a choc taco- BUY ONE!