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Originally Posted by Jiri Hrdina
Is there anything worse than thinking you have lost your wallet?
I leave for a business trip on Sunday, and suddenly today my wallet vanished. I had only stepped out to grab lunch through a drive through, and when I left the house to get my daughter, I couldn't find it.
I tore through the entire house, car, looked around my front yard to see if I could find it. Spent hours trying to find it, with an increased sense of panic.
Then started to think about how the heck I would be able to travel without any credit cards, bank cards, etc. I called both my credit card companies to see if they could fast track a new card to me - surprisingly the earliest turnaround is about a week. Lame.
I held back canceling the cards in hopes I could find it. Knowing if I did, I would be sure to find it right after.
Even though I tore my car apart multiple times, I finally found it wedged down in the smallest and deepest space between my seat and the middle console. I have no idea how it could get down there so far. But there it was.
Thinking you lost your wallet RGMG
Finding your wallet RMMH
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This happened to me the other day! I found it in the trash which I was about to throw out. I left it on the counter and someone must have knocked it in there. Horrifying.
A few years ago, I lost my cell phone the day before a trip to Chicago and had to use Find my iPhone to get it back. Luckily, someone nearby had found it and saved it for me.
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Originally Posted by Dion
I'm always losing my cellphone in my house. When I come home I set it down without remembering where I left it. I spent an hour this morning searching the house with no luck. Then I got this brilliant idea where I took my landline phone and dialed my cell number. I walked around the house listening for the ring tone from my cell and as luck would have it I found it. In a place I never thought to look  |
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