Posted May 25, 2016
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Two days ago I went to eat lunch in a nearby Burger King. The receipt has a door code (five digits) in case you need to go to the toilet, as the toilets are only for paying customers. I needed to go to toilet afterwards, at which point I noticed the toilet door code in the receipt was exactly the same as the door code to our apartment house. WTF?
Logical person as I am, I've tried to find some sane explanation why that is (I have hard time believing it is a mere coincidence):
1. The code lock looked similar as in our apartment house, so is that possibly some preset default code by the manufacturer? Then again, I would be surprised if our apartment house housing company had decided to use such default value and not change it, that kinda defeats the purpose of such lock, doesn't it?
2. Maybe some employee in that Burger King, whose job was to come up with a lock code for the toilets, is living in the same apartment house as me, and he/she thought it would be kinda nifty to use the same code as at home?
A mystery that will never be solved...