Walking slowly in hallwayswalkways , especially when it ' s a group of people . <| sep |> Mark Hunt might be genetic . Roy Nelson , Joe has mentioned dozens of times he could easily make 205 if he slimmed down and took his diet seriously . Roy ' s trainers have talked about it too . Finally , there are weighins where Roy did a good job and his stomach is relatively flat , almost a six pack . <| sep |> Good to know . I see they marked with white paint from the Google box at the street to my fence . I ' m expecting to get an email in the next few days . <| sep |> Here ' s how it would work at the one ' s I ' ve worked in 1 . Secretary is behind a locked door . You have to have a key card to get into the building to talk to the secretary . They are told that people without key cards or escorted that can open that door have no business in the first place . 2 . In the event that the Secretary opens the door because there is tapping on the window or a key card is stollen . The person must go to the security guards desk , show ID and match pre approved person on a list . Approvals are not valid for 24 hours and must have a sponsor . Shorter access times require an escort from the list . 3 . So you were able to get a name off the list and got a fake ID , the guard missed differences in the headshot . The guard opens the turnstiles and access authorization email goes out to the entity who ' s name is on the list . 4 . A second factor of auth is used for the actual door to the DC I also worked in one where you ' d need an elevator pin and card to make your way to the correct DC room . A pin andor a biometric keycard gets you into the DC . There ' s probably someone standing there to make sure you don ' t try to pop it off the wall and cross the wires or something stupid . 5 . Depending on who and how big the setup is , there may be a cage that needs to be unlocked with a key . Not a big deal unless you have escorted access . It ' s awkward to try to pick a lock with someone standing there . There were options to request that even if the CTO came down to the DC , he was escorted to the racks . Even the guys who set up the escort policy were escorted . 6 . The rack doors would need to be unlocked with a key . 7 . the server face would need to be unlocked with a key . It ' s a common key but you still have to know what type of server it is before you go in . 8 . Walk out with the HDD , the security guard has to unlock the turnstile unless you pull the fire alarm . 9 . You can request that no HDD be removed from the building . i . e . you go through a metal detector on the way out and they don ' t let you leave with a hdd . 10 . The disk was encrypted because the person who uses a DC with real security also has the drives encrypted . If you are in a real DC , physical security is possible but it ' s probably more convenient to try to get to the system while it is online .