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used to watch this guy play cod… then the transition to this underwater stuff really made my childhood. 8 years later here i am revisiting. much love

Those keys are still used currently. I would check with your local jail to make sure they aren't missing one.

Lmao The forger key is for a jail or prison door, someone’s goin to be in trouble, typically those keys are are checked out at the beginning of every shift, for the section the deputy or c.o. are going to be working and typically per policy, you’re supposed to return those keys to the place you got them from in the first place, usually the person w/ that key leaves a metal tag w/ their name stamped on it as a place holder/accountability until the keys are returned. Not returning them, usually results in some pretty expensive corrective actions lol

Man i remember watching your videos when i was so young im 18 now and still your most popular videos bring me a bit of nostalgia! Thank you so much for adding this hobby of yours into my personal life!

That is a Folgers Adam’s Key for a prison, contact the Department of corrections in that state they will be able to ID it or not. Could be a county jail key or from another state. I was a prison officer over 25 years and used them often.

Thank you for not editing any music while Diving!

OK, the skeleton hand gloves under water are awesome! 😂😂

I wish you would make you way up to Augusta, GA.  Canals and rivers are full im sure. Possibly the local lake too

Would love to see videos again where you and your buddies explore diving/swimming holes. Please visit foreign places....that would be sooo nice...maybe make a series out of it.

10:26 is a vintage brass jail cell or prison door key manufactured by the Folger Adam Company in Joliet, Illinois.The "A" shaped bow at the top is a hallmark of Folger Adam lock systems, commonly used for securing correctional facilities.The markings "40" and "100R1" on the shaft likely indicate specific facility or lock codes rather than a general model number.These keys are highly collectible among antique tool and lock enthusiasts, often selling for $30 to $65

I use to be a prison guard and yes that is a prison key that opens the doors.  The round gold piece that says 4 keys is called a Chit.  We all had them and for each piece of equipment we checked out we had to give Main Control 1 chit for each item we checked out.  At the end of your shift, you will get the chit's back for each item you turned in.  I love your videos and I think you are something amazing. Be safe out there.

That was a set of jailer's keys. In the wrong hands they could cause lots of trouble. If lost, I'm glad you found them and not someone else. Please contact your local jail and see if they can help you. Nice finds!

Wthhh i used to watch u all the time when i was younger 😭😭 its like seeing an uncle before their training arc and meeting them again to find them so unrecognizable but still so goofy

you are so kind bro

Cool! Crazy how much stuff is lost in them rivers, lakes and ponds! Also im second!

You're correct, it's a prison key!  It might be for the local jail, or wherever people may vacation from.  You never know!

Love your video Jake 👍🏼   Great positivity 🤛🏼

This was a blast watching! Thank You Jake for a phenomenal video! Cheers from Western Canada ✌️ 🤙

Yep, thats a Foldger key....we use them in the prisons in Wisconsin.  I'm retired now, but if I remember right, that Company that makes those type of keys is the only company in this country that makes that style of key!