(Parallel To & Based On: The Legend of the Gobblewonker, and The Inconveniencing)

The 'Pacifica incident' was way worse than the 'Blizzard encounter', and what made it horrible, is that Mabel thought it was just a really bad nightmare.

"OH, THANK GOODNESS I'M AWAKE," she screamed in relief, then immediately realized it was still dark outside.

She groaned, "Why?"

She turned to Dipper. He didn't wake up, he was too busy sleeping in peace.

So, she went back to bed, hoping she wouldn't wake up in her 'nightmare'.

Hours later, someone yelled from downstairs, "KIDS, COME DOWN! ALSO, DIPPER, WAKE UP YOUR SISTER!"

Dipper woke up, and then woke up Mabel, with a new weapon he found... A TROMBONE! He has has been taking lessons, back in California, why not use it on his twin sister?

He attempted to blow, "BWUM BWUM BWWWUUUUUMMMM!"

The annoying noise finally got her up and awake. She kept covering her ears, and screaming, "STOP THAT," showing off her braces.

"Oh, okay! You're awake, anyway," he shrugged.

"So! Someone's calli---"

"KIDS, GET DOWN HERE! WE'RE GOING SOMEWHERE!"

It didn't seem like Melody was the one calling them. It seemed like---

"Grunkle Stan? I thought he hates us," she raised her eyebrow.

He ignored her, and just dragged her along downstairs.

They were still in pajamas, though.

"Kids! I have somewhere to show you! It just re-opened today for the winter," he exclaimed in joy.

"Have one of your experiments gone wrong? You're not that happy all the time," Dipper asked.

"No, no. I just want to apologize for not spending enough time with you, so we're going--- Wait, put on these blindfolds... After you change your pajamas," he explained and ordered.

Mabel nodded, and Dipper replied, "Okay," then both went upstairs.

They came back, with proper attire, Mabel with her usual, and Dipper with his orange t-shirt, with a yellow circle in the middle. The sleeves were yellow, as well.

Stanley had to put the blindfolds on for them.

"Into the car," he pointed with his thumb.

He drove pretty well, besides that he went through a forest to get to the place. Probably shortcuts, he didn't want to spend much gas. He parked in that forest, too.

"This place re-opened, just yesterday, and everyone's hyped about it, so we probably won't get any customers today, or the next few, so why not just go here? THOSE BASTARDS WON'T GET AWAY WITH ALL THE CUSTOMERS, THOUGH," he explained, while untying the blindfolds of the twins.

Mabel asked shyly, "Why did we come here?"

"Kid, speak up, no need to be shy. Plus, my old ears didn't work as well as it used to."

She asked again, this time, louder, like how Dipper would speak, "Why did we come here? Does this hold some meaning to it? If it did, THAT WOULD BE AWESOME!"

The old man chuckled at her enthusiasm.

"Let's go inside, it's better than staying outside in the cold, I'll explain it to you there."