Huey sat there in silence, still crying.

"I-I don't want to tell you." He muttered.

"Why not?" Louie asked in a soft tone.

"Y-you'll laugh and get mad and then you'll hate me." Huey said in a muffled voice.

"We won't get mad or hate you Huey. It's okay." Dewey encouraged him in a comforting voice.

"I....can't, play, video games...." Huey admitted. "I suck at them, so, I tried to sabotage your games today to make myself feel better."  

"Hue." Dewey said softly. "Okay,so you suck at video games, but look at all of this, seriously, like, what the heck. How many of these stuffed animals are here?" Louie looked at the pile of toys surrounding Huey, finding a small cat plush, similar to the ones he got earlier. 

"I'm just gonna...." The green triplet picked it up and held it, a smile on his face. Huey laughed softly. 

"Keep it." He told his baby brother. Louie smiled brightly. 

"Hey Hue, we have a few coins left, let's go try a game." Dewey suggested. Huey smiled and nodded. 

"I'll find a way on how to carry these, you guys go ahead." Louie stated. The older triplets nodded and went ahead in search of a simple game that Huey could play. 

"Here, try this one." Dewey pointed to a Power Drop Extreme game.

"Okay..." Huey walked up to game and put the coins in. "What am I supposed to do?"

"Just, focus on the jackpot and just drop the ball." Dewey explained. Huey nodded and looked at the game, focusing on the jackpot hole. He pushed the button, holding it down the whole time as he watched the ball bounce around. He sighed when it landed in the five ticket hole. "It's okay, try again." Dewey handed Huey a few more coins, the eldest triplet putting the coins in and watching as he ball immediately, and easily, fell into the jackpot hole. Dewey smiled. "Oh my gosh Huey, that was awesome." Huey smiled.

"Thanks."

"The jackpot says five hundred, so let's just wait until all the tickets are out." Dewey stated.  The tickets came out of the machine, one by one. After about five minutes, the machine didn't stop. 

"Is that, supposed to happen?" Huey asked.

"I don't think so." Dewey answered he walked over to the machine and looked at the large pile of tickets. "This is weird, it's not stopping." 

"What? Did I break it?" Huey asked, he couldn't help but laugh. 

"I think so." Dewey laughed as well. 

"I have to get Louie." Huey left Dewey with the growing pile of tickets and went to get Louie. "Louie!" He called out once he found it. "Louie, whaaat, are you doing?" He asked, seeing his brother struggling to carry all of his claw machine winnings, some were stuffed in his hoodie.

"I'm, having a bit of trouble here." Louie stated. "A bit of help." Huey went to grab a few of the prizes in his arms. 

"Lou, you have to check this out!"

"I'm comin', I'm comin'." Louie followed behind Huey to a large pile of tickets, Dewey in the middle of the pile.

"Help." The middle triplet stated, looking at his brothers. "I can't move, I might get paper cuts." Huey laughed, dropping the prizes, he reached his hand out to Dewey, the middle triplet took the hand and jumped out of the pile of tickets, loosing his balance as he landed. He leaned on Huey as he stared at the tickets. "It's still going you know." Dewey informed.

"You're kidding!" Huey exclaimed.

"Nope, I don't know what you did, but you hacked this thing somehow." Louie stared at the still growing like of tickets.

"I am so confused right now. How did you do this?"

"I just clicked the button." Huey answered.

"This is the best, day ever!" Louie picked up an armful of tickets, the other people there staring at the triplet's prizes and tickets.

"We should probably get an employee to stop this thing." Dewey suggested, Louie still playing with the tickets.

"Yeah, you're probably right."

The End

You got the "Broken Ending"

This actually happened to me once, I dropped the ball straight in and the tickets, wouldn't, stop. It was AWESOME!!