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

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      I’ve replaced it with a death grip on my will to live and a sardonic attitude toward all the bullshit I’ll have to deal with while I’m at work. It’s the only way to make it through and still have a functioning liver.

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    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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    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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        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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    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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      a Rubik’s Cube

      How fast is your fastest? I done the 3x3 in like within 60 seconds, nothing even close to the 5-second that pros get.

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        I suck at it, lucky to solve it at any speed - my penultimate kid is fast though, like you under a minute. Just like to have some analog toys in my bag.

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    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
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    Nitroglycerin :(

    Glad issues were found when they were though and am consistently getting better :)

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    Everytime? Depends on what I am doing. Is it a walk, bikeride, or drive?

    Each has different requirements.

    Glasses. That is the one thing that is on the list for all trips.

    Wallet: drive. License: bike. Helmet: bike. Walk, maybe nothing but glasses.

    Phone about half the time for any of those things. Trying to not bring it as much. The thing you miss most with a phone while out when you don’t have it is the ability to take pictures.

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    I carry like $2 in change in my right front pocket, and have for as long as I can remember. I cannot leave the house without it anymore - it feels like something is wrong. I also would struggle to tell you the last time I ever NEEDED physical change. It’s more of a novelty than anything at this point, but it’s part of my routine.

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    It depends on what we’re doing and where we’re going. If it’s something quick or I’m going to be busy while I’m there, then I’ll just take a pair of headphones and two of my android devices, one to listen to music on the way there and back, and another to play games while I’m there if I can. If we’re going to be gone for a while, I’ll take all of my android devices, my controller, a keyboard and mouse, my tablet stand, and some USB cables and adapters. I would take some other devices, but for right now, android devices are the only portable devices I have that I actively use.

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    I have a sling bag that keeps everything I EDC other than my phone and knife. So phone, knife, and bag is all I think of before leaving home. In my bag:

    • EpiPen
    • Wallet
    • Keys
    • Currently my newborn’s temp health card
    • Leatherman
    • Meds (pain meds, nausea meds, etc)

    I’d like to get a decent flashlight and a decent pair of earbuds (either wireless or USB-C wired) so those probably in the near future. Otherwise I think that’s it other than random misc stuff I need to take out (receipts etc).

    Obviously also stuff I wear (clothes, wedding ring, watch) but that’s always on.

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    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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    Keys, phone, wallet. Watch if needing to know the time is relevant on my trip.

    I’m a simple man.

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      I may trim the wallet down. It’s not a Costanza, but I’m not using half of what’s in there. I don’t trust Samsung/Google/apple pay, so I’m still lugging the card around; but honestly that and my driver license and health ID card is all I really need, and I understand those flicky card case things. Toss a chipolo card thing in there since I leave everything everywhere, and I’m done.