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The quote doesn't even make sense to begin with either. I can understand that it maybe feels better, when you can keep your properties in your pocket, but ultim
by Sylos 10y ago
The quote doesn't even make sense to begin with either. I can understand that it maybe feels better, when you can keep your properties in your pocket, but ultimately you know that you will get your phone back from the locker, too, so there's no reason to get objectively more pissed off about that than about the bag.
- majewsky 10y agoThere are scenarios in which there is a difference: If some emergency happened and the hall were evacuated, everyone would be away from their phones, and they might be destroyed by whatever happens to the hall (flood, fire, etc.). Also, a locker system introduces the possibility of disorganization: I would imagine that there will be an error where somebody else gets handed my phone instead of me. Or a malicious worker at the locker could steal it. The same reasons why I would never leave my phone in the pocket when I hand my jacket in at the cloakroom.