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I carry a wallet, keys, and sometimes a phone, but not always. Not usually. Most of the time I just, you know, use land lines at the places where I'm at. If f
by qwerty_asdf 13y ago
I carry a wallet, keys, and sometimes a phone, but not always. Not usually.
Most of the time I just, you know, use land lines at the places where I'm at.
If for some desperate reason, there's something that prevents me from tolerating a ~30 drive without in-situ communication, I mull over the idea of carrying a phone, and in the minutes it takes me to arrive at a decision, I usually just call the person I need to speak to, and square away the details on the spot.
Yeah, people have to try three or four numbers to get a hold of me sometimes, but like, that's their problem.
- photojosh 13y agoCan't wait until I can get rid of the wallet and keys too. Almost there... :)
- philhippus 13y agoAt least the wallet and keys offer some redundancy should you lose/break your phone.
- yaeger 13y agoHaving a single point of failure? I dunno. I already have mini hear attacks if I misplaced my phone because of all the data on it. My mails, my password manager etc. I really don't know if I would add my keys and my money to this. If lost, you literally are left with nothing.
- calbear81 13y agoMy daily mantra is: Wallet, Keys, Cellphone, Check.