Online Extra: The Case of the Garrulous Yeggman  A real life
MacGyver, that's Roy Watters. The Pittsburgh safecracker, owner
of Watters Safe & Lock, uses his wits, intuition, and some cool
gadgets to open safes for clients including banks, jewelers,
even the federal government.  With sophisticated alarm systems
and new biometric technology, you wouldn't think there'd be a
lot of work around. But safes are as popular as ever, Watters
says, and he opens as many as a dozen a week. Inside, he has
found family heirlooms, stacks of cash, silver, gold -- and a
lot of drugs.  BusinessWeek SmallBiz contributor Jane Black
recently spoke to Watters -- or Mr. Gadget, as he's known among
friends. When asked the key to opening any safe in the world,
Watters, with characteristic bravado, gave this combination:
74-52-24-5. The secret? Add a local area code and you get
Watters' phone number. Edited excerpts of their conversation
follow:  Q: How did you get interested in safecracking?  A: I
studied locks as a child. My father