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#2 is a big one for me. As a father of two kids under 4, I can't tell you how disappointing it is to take the time to load them into the car take them to the gr
by marpstar 12y ago
#2 is a big one for me. As a father of two kids under 4, I can't tell you how disappointing it is to take the time to load them into the car take them to the grocery store, only to realize that I've forgotten my wallet while I'm standing in the produce section.
This happened to me about a month ago, but unfortunately my local grocer didn't accept NFC payments, so I had to leave.
- mod 12y agoI leave the house with 4 things. They go in different places. Wallet, front left pocket. Phone, front right pocket. Keys, back right pocket. Knife, clipped to front right pocket. I pat my pockets anytime I'm leaving the house or the car to be sure I have everything. When I'm missing one I feel...strange.
- organsnyder 12y agoSame here (different pockets, minus the knife, plus a space pen and notepad). I pat my pockets just about every time I stand up. Saved myself quite a lot of hassle by getting into this habit.
- mod 12y agoI couldn't do without the knife, I use it nearly every day for something. Opening a package, peeling an orange, etc. What's weird is when I'm not wearing jeans or pants/shorts with pockets--say a bathing suit. I keep stuff in my hands, then--but I feel really paranoid and I keep checking and rechecking to make sure I still have my wallet/phone. When I break this habit, I end up doing things like locking my keys in my car.