incidentally, i dont recommend taking my wager :)
im just being a prick because he said 256 bit encryption was trivial to break.

even if by some miracle you managed to brute force the potentially up to ~64 character password (potentially with upper/lowercase letters, numbers and symbols) or break the 256-bit AES encrypted container, inside youd just find a word document thats also 256-bit AES encrypted (hey, i never said it wouldnt be). lol.

every computer in the world working together 24/7 in a massive distributed attack couldnt brute force that in a year.