I guess everyone who leaves their house daily will have some kind of list. Mine~ Car keys, Wallet, Phone, Headphones, Leatherman multitool, Generally positive attitude

  • AFK BRB Chocolate (CA version)@lemmy.ca
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    2 months ago

    It’s funny, for years my list was keys, wallet, and phone, and of those it’s the keys that go back the furthest. I had a key to my parents house when I was a young teen, and I’ve always carried keys with me since (I’m in my 60s now). I sold my house a couple months ago, and I’ve been living in a hotel until I close on a condo, and it feels so strange not to own any keys now, just the key card for the hotel.

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    2 months ago

    I have ADHD so I get rid of most problems by literally tying things to myself. I have a second belt which goers over my pants and have a hip bag attached to it. In that I have the following;

    Disposable nitrile gloves (3-4 pairs)

    Hand sanitiser

    Power bank (10000mAh)

    USB C cable

    Thumb drives (one with kids shows, one with software, one blank)

    USB A to C adapter

    Wallet

    ID lanyard

    Emergency cash (not in wallet because if I lose my wallet I still have my cash)

    Tissues

    Aspirin, paracetamol, and ibuprofen

    Ritalin

    Plastic bags for rubbish

    Nasal inhaler (for blocked nose, long term issue)

    Car and house keys (attached on a clip, not inside)

    Then I have my pockets for phones (I have 2), wireless headphones, and anything else for the day.

    By keeping my keys attached I cannot get in the car without my belt bag.

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        2 months ago

        Do you mean that ironically or literally?

        Tbh, if I didn’t actually attach things to myself I would lose them. If I had a kid I would have a strap to connect them. When I take my cat for walkies we have a harness and lead which never leaves my hand. I have my keys set up to lock the front door from the outside so I cannot lock myself out without my keys.

        ADHD can suck, but with good tools and processes it is much more manageable.

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          10 days ago

          if I didn’t actually attach things to myself I would lose them.

          This is so relatable! Everything I need has a place in my backpack. My fannie pack also goes in my backpack because I don’t want to move items then forget them.

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    2 months ago
    • keys
    • phone
    • wallet
    • pocket knife
    • full tang knife
    • multi-tool
    • water bottle
    • med kit
    • tiny pocket screwdriver
    • charging block and cables
    • flashlight
    • fleshlight
    • towel
  • Midnight Wolf@lemmy.world
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    2 months ago

    Clothes, unfortunately. If I go out nude, the nation will bankrupt itself trying to get a front-row viewing of this show~

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    2 months ago

    Well sometimes nothing if I am with my husband, that is so awesome. But if it’s just me - keys and phone are my usual gear, phone can pay for stuff. Bike lock if I am on the bike; purse with all my purse stuff if I’m driving the car.

    Stuff in my purse is wallet with ID and cards, vitamins and medicines, hair stuff and lip balm, sunscreen, a Rubik’s Cube, a crow whistle and dice, glasses cleaner and sometimes sunglasses.

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    2 months ago

    Wallet, smartphone, headphones, 36 oz water bottle (topped off), keys if I’m driving somewhere.

    Oh, and I double-check to ensure I’m fully (properly) clothed and wearing my glasses. I’ve definitely made it as far as my car, before realizing I’m still wearing pajama pants.

    And my vision is not that bad, so I can roam my house without glasses. But once I hit the open road, I suddenly realize I can’t see anything.

    When I was in the military, I used to carry a multitool (eg. Leatherman) on my belt everywhere I went. But now that I’m a retired civilian, it just causes problems if I need to explain why I have a knife on me.

    Even though it’s a multitool, everyone just sees it as a blade. And I’d rather not have someone confiscate it. When you’re wearing a military uniform, no one questions it. But I’ve definitely been stopped in some stores because I was carrying it in civilian clothes.

    My wife also bought me a lockpicking set, but I don’t know how to use it yet, so I removed it from my keychain. No sense carrying it around if I can’t use it. Maybe once day…

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    2 months ago

    I keep most of my “EDC” stuff in my bag — chapstick, keys, hand sani, etc.

    If I’m going out for a while and I expect it to get dark, I like to pack a flashlight.

    I used to carry a knife but sometimes it makes going into bars and clubs awkward so I usually leave it at home now

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    2 months ago
    • Phone
    • Wallet
    • Glasses case
    • Keys

    One for every pocket of my trousers so if something is missing I always notice on time

  • Oberyn@lemmy.world
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    2 months ago
    • phone
    • wallet
    • keys
    • lꝏp earplugs
    • neck strap attached to case for above

    … yes that’s literally it !

  • The ideal list of stuff (sometime I forget or not have time):

    • Phone
    • Keys
    • Pepper Spray (am a non-white dude, live in US, but don’t feel ready to carry a gun yet, don’t wanna get too depressed and shoot myself lol)
    • wireless earbuds
    • some hand sanitizers to clean my hands in case I need to touch a bathroom doorknob and there’s no paper towel to let me open it without getting nasty shit on my hand (anyone else germophobic?),
    • hopefully I remember my power bank and the cable