Pwffft they're trying to break it with their feet, so cute.

In Brazil they wrap ATM s in chains and rip them off using trucks. Then take the ATM to a safe house and bust it open. That is happening since 1990s.

I was surprised when I saw someone doing the same in Australia, with a constructions site digger. I think it was last year.

Conclusion: Brazil exports crime 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Story goes that it was only up for an incredibly brief window (heh) and that tools were disallowed for all of the pre-screened participants of the competition. Supposedly, even with all of these measures in place, something still went wrong with the glass, causing the competition to run short.

You should be able to bust it open using liquid nitrogen and warn water. I don't think that the glass is made for being able to tank temperature differences of over 200°C

You guys are all coming at this like they put real money in there

https://dailyhive.com/vancouver/3m-three-million-dollars-vancouver-bus-stop-cash-stunt

This sounds like an absolutely terrible idea. Aside from the people that will hurt themselves trying to break that glass, it's a public bus stop. People will hurt bystanders and damage the bus stop and make it in general a place no one wants to be because of idiots constantly hurling stuff around or kicking it while you're trying to wait for the bus.

Bulletproof glass, but they didn't allow tools? Is this the company that made glass for the cybertruck?

I wish they did this right now. Breaking through bulletproof glass is easy with the right tools. A flying dropkick is not one of them.

And no one went up to it with an angle grinder? Pretty sure you can cut it with a diamond blade.

I call BS. There are still tools and ways you could easily break through it. Plenty of which are far better than just kicking it.

Find a spark plug, crumble, embed in shoe sole by stepping on it, jumpkick glass, become legend.

If it was done in Australia, I reckon the 3 mil wouldnt last 24 hours. Possible tools I'd say would be used are :- 1) Ute 2) Bobcat 3) Backhoe & 4) Bulldozer, not necessarily in that order.....

PR, only installed for the photoshoot, if that.

Some of those Minnesota studded shoes would help. Can’t go slipping on the ice, can we, best to be prepared.