but lane, what if the door is a non-ferrous alloy? Clearly steel-cutting torches only work on steel <.,>
If they can’t cut through it, they probably blow it up?
Hard to plot on an empty stomach…
I would’ve thought a guy trying to build a robot wife (before he found a flesh and blood girlfriend, anyway) might’ve had some knowledge regarding how to cut metal.
Assuming he was trying to build Rosie from the Jetsons, anyway…
Plasma torch. Explosives. Tacos.
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but lane, what if the door is a non-ferrous alloy? Clearly steel-cutting torches only work on steel <.,>
If they can’t cut through it, they probably blow it up?
Hard to plot on an empty stomach…
I would’ve thought a guy trying to build a robot wife (before he found a flesh and blood girlfriend, anyway) might’ve had some knowledge regarding how to cut metal.
Assuming he was trying to build Rosie from the Jetsons, anyway…
Plasma torch.
Explosives.
Tacos.