This is an android challenge and I used my own device to run the provided APK (probably not a good idea). However, it should be doable with an emulator as well.
Decompiling the apk online and searching through it, `com.application.ezpz.MainActivity` contains the lines
```javafinal String[] YEET = new whyAmIHere().isThisWhatUWant();
......
} else if (YEET[0].equals(MainActivity.this.button.getText().toString())) {    Toast.makeText(MainActivity.this.getApplicationContext(), "Well thats the  Correct Flag", 0).show();```
The source for `com.application.ezpz.whyAmIHere.java` shows how `YEET` is created and populated:
```javapublic class whyAmIHere {    public String[] isThisWhatUWant() {        final String[] justAWaytoMakeAsynctoSync = {""};        FirebaseFirestore.getInstance().collection("A_Collection_Is_A_Set_Of_Data").get().addOnSuccessListener(new OnSuccessListener<QuerySnapshot>() {            public void onSuccess(QuerySnapshot queryDocumentSnapshots) {                Iterator<QueryDocumentSnapshot> it = queryDocumentSnapshots.iterator();                while (it.hasNext()) {                    justAWaytoMakeAsynctoSync[0] = it.next().getString("Points");                    Log.d("TypicalLogcat", justAWaytoMakeAsynctoSync[0]);                }            }        }).addOnFailureListener(new OnFailureListener() {            public void onFailure(Exception e) {                justAWaytoMakeAsynctoSync[0] = "Something Failed,Maybe Contact Author?";            }        });        return justAWaytoMakeAsynctoSync;    }}```
As `YEET` is loaded immediately after the first time `editText` is clicked, it should be in memory shortly after clicking `editText`. Debugging the apk in android studio, a heap dump can be generated and exported after the box has been clicked. Then, strings from the heap dump can be searched for the wrapper `darkCON`, which gives `darkCON{d3bug_m5g_1n_pr0duct10n_1s_b4d}`.