Gravity Falls Vending Machine Password Novels & Stories

The metal card clattered against the floor. "The password is 777777. There are five million dollars in it. After you take this, you'd better pray that the rest of your life will still be peaceful." Saying that, I limped out with Helen's help without sparing Wendy another glance. Behind me, Wendy and the store clerks whispered amongst themselves excitedly. After walking out of that disgusting boutique, I took a deep breath of the fresh air outside and felt revitalized. Upon entering Helen's spacious van, I called Lucas Larson, the chief assistant of my company.

"You'll probably lose contact with us in a few seconds." "Copy that," Diana said from her end. They approached the stairs and walked down quietly. It had a dark eerie vibe. She pressed the elevator button and it opened. They all got in and went down. When it opened, they were facing the recognition device that requires the contacts. She out them on quickly but it won't open. She tried them again but it wasn't working. "Please, type in your password," the automated voice said and she saw the keypad. "Password?" David muttered.

After a few seconds, it got back to normal. Moreover, Kevin went down to buy bottled water in the vending machine. “Yoho” He eagerly said after he saw Mark in front of the vending machine. Mark inserted his money and pressed numbers 2-5-6. “Hey. That was the same thing I was gonna get.” He then looked at Mark while the machine was whirring. Unfortunately, the machine clunks and the bottled water Mark purchased was blocked and didn’t go down to the releasing area. “Oh. Hang on. You know what? I got a patented method for this. Don’t worry.” Kevin touched the upper part of the vending machine trying to shake it.

"Try guessing the password." So, they started another round of password guessing. Nothing worked—not Rebecca's birthday, not combinations of their birthdays, nothing. Her head pounded. "It's not working! The password is a mix of numbers, letters, and symbols. We could try forever and never get it." "Wait, let me think. Try this!" He gave her a combination of letters, numbers, and symbols. It worked! "What kind of magic combination was that?" "His old gaming account password from college. Stop talking and keep looking!"

More than pissed. Did they even care? My entire body warmed and I found myself automatically shoving my knees together. My eyes darted to the others in the room who weren’t paying a bit of attention to us. “Yes uhm, are you able to get past the password,” I said, barely in a whisper. “His password is cherry cough drops, all lower case, no spaces,” he said, nodding. I made a face but began trying to type it. “What a freakin’ weirdo,” I mumbled, shaking my head.

“And that’s for keeping me captive for so long.” Discarding the remaining piece, Ivory turned her attention to the door. Three of the password had been input, leaving only the last digit for her to taste freedom. Hope Bloomed in the pit of her stomach and Ivory rushed towards the keypad. Staring at it hard, she looked at the numbers that had already been input, trying to make head of it. 4-5-8- The last digit, what was it? She wonder. After a few seconds, she decided the try the few wild guesses that came to mind.

Throughout the meal, she kept thinking of Nathaniel’s words, and when she was done eating, she grabbed the opportunity that the staff wasn’t paying any attention to her to sneak into the study to look for the acquisition case Nathaniel mentioned. The computer in the study required a password to turn it on. “ A password? The computer requires a password to turn it on. Let me try some things and see what happens!” Alexandrine tried all sorts of numbers such as Tina’s birthday and Johnson’s grandmother’s birthday but none of it worked. “ What could the password of this computer be?” Alexandrine was wondering about the password when a sudden number flashed through her mind that she had yet to tr

"I ruined the cuff during the summit. Coffee. I'm changing. Don't be so dramatic." "I'll just... look at the market research then." "Stay there. I'll be out in a second." "Grant, wait. Go to the VTN ROOM. The code is 0825. Grab the healing salve from the table." "0825? That's still your code? It hasn't changed in years." "Just get the medicine, Reed."

He said as he looked at us one by one. "If you opened this box, you need to type a password to access it so here's the password." "Your own birthday but the tricky thing is that.. add our lucky number.. what is it?" "Seven." I said and he smiled to me. "What's your birthday date champion?" He asked me. "1 August." "So the password will be 0808. Add the number 7 to your date and it's your password." He said reminding us all. "What's inside?" Marie asked.

“What?” Before they could answer, she said, “Oh, it’s my turn, right? I have to open it?” “Yes, dummy,” Mason answered, raising a brow. Melody nodded and stepped closer to the monitor that had lit up with the words: ENTER PASSWORD NOW. It had been so long since she last stole from the vault. The first time was a guessing game. Now, she couldn’t remember the exact combination. Her eyes hovered over the buttons on the glass screen. If they were physical buttons, Mason and Brett could have sprayed them to see which ones had been pressed most.