Anyone else able to break into their own vehicle with ease?

[Gibson486]

one time, my boss gave me his keys to his car and told me to drive it up front. he just says "It's the piece of sh!t accross the street, you cannot miss it." I go accross the street and there is a 1980's GMC truck next to a early 90's Ford Explorer. I picked the GMC since it my boss gave me 2 keys (one for lock, other for ignition) and the one key loosely fit it. I get into the truck and have trouble turnign the ignition, so i try the other key, which loosely fit in, and it worked. I then proceed to to go accross the street. Man, the truck was a piece. I then pull into the parking lot in park the truck infront....I go insde, hand my boss his keys, and he gives me this weird look and goes "That's not my car". I thought he was joking, but he goes, "No, I am fvcking serious, that is not my car..." I miss workign at that place sometimes

 

[SP33Demon]

I know once I locked my keys in my Toyota truck (1995 T100), and the AAA guy came and used this device that goes between the door and the frame, and expands to leave a little gap (roughly 3 inches) where he could just reach in and unlock it. I asked the guy where I could get one of those devices, and he said you can't buy them in regular stores, only the lock professionals could buy them. I'd like to get one come to think of it, anyone know of a good website?

 

[imported_Pablo]

I just don't lock my doors.