I work over 20 different floors, each of which has its own door code. I can't tell you how many times I've forgotten it and found it faster to look at the worn numbers instead of checking my phone
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I've used the employee break room from other stores within my old works franchise many times because I figured out the code was just the store number within the distribution program.
Yup, and you can even find it if you look at the monitors they use for online orders or on the shelf tags.
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How did you know the code to my sister's bike lock from 30 years ago??
113444343112212212
What could it be?
It says right on the thing that it be wator.
there are about 432 = 4! ways that is 24 and if it alarms after 3 tries, it can be safe-ish.
That's the same combination I have on my luggage?