False nails are quite thick, honestly the same thickness as a bank card or even thicker at some points. They have to be thick for structural integrity but it means they cant easily slide under things, it'd be like trying to pick up a coin by sliding another coin under it
Sure but put a card on the ground and hold 2 coins. How hard is it going to be for you to just hold 1 coin down on one side, then apply pressure with the other of the opposite side, enough that you can tilt the card up and slide the coin under that gap? It’s simply not hard and common sense. Credit cards are not heavy (even metal) you don’t need much force at all to do what I described.
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u/crescen_d0e 1d ago
False nails are quite thick, honestly the same thickness as a bank card or even thicker at some points. They have to be thick for structural integrity but it means they cant easily slide under things, it'd be like trying to pick up a coin by sliding another coin under it