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Very valid question, but honestly I hardly think it matters much in this context. It highlights people's patterns, and apparently humans are the worst to ask for random numbers.
On a side note, what's up with the hotspot at 5049?
It's probably 5150
Hmm, it seems you're probably right Last night I tried lining it up with a random toothpick on the table in front of me LOL!
I tried again using the edge of a sheet of paper, and yeah it does seem more like it's 5150.
Whatever. Still, what's up with that?
Eddie Van Halen used a guitar amp called the Peavey 5150. I imagine it's that.
or maybe the police code for involuntary psychiatric commitment? i know $b reference it in their lyrics a lot
I believe there's a Dierks Bently song about this too, 5-1-5-0
It's definitely this. Source: I know at least 2 people who are really in to rock, and use 5150 as their PIN.