I nearly had a panic attack as I couldn’t find my phone anywhere and I just put a load of clothes in the washing machine, I got my staff to ring it and finally found it in my cupboard as a resident put it in there for safekeeping. I felt instantly relieved.
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No I usually don’t worry because I always lose it in my house. Plus I have a Tile so I can make it ring with just my keys. If I can’t hear it then I know to check my car but if it’s not there then I start to worry. I don’t panic though. I can always get another phone even if it’s a cheap one. And all my stuff is saved to the cloud.
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I worked as a property maintenance clerk 2 years ago.
One day, I pulled my truck over to the side of the road to fasten my load cuz it looked loose.
My phone fell out of my pocket and onto the road.
I get back in my truck and continue driving.
As I’m driving, I check my pants for my phone and start panicking when I can’t find it.
It felt as if I was having a heart attack.
Luckily, I was able to retrace my steps and eventually locate my phone. Didn’t take long actually.
But yeah, if I can’t find my phone or wallet I usually start freaking out.
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I don’t panic if i can’t find it but feel really nervous and somehow empty when i don’t have it with me. I can’t afford another phone since I’m still paying for this one that i just got 2 months ago.
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Yes…it’s a classic with the three big ones, phone, keys, wallet.
At first I panic, then I start thinking logically, and then it turns up. I don’t lose things easily. I had a phone that was stolen out of my luggage one time, but that’s more than 20 years ago.
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Every time I start a load of laundry, I panic for a moment that I might have dropped my phone in there.
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I’m with @Mr_Hope. Phone, keys, wallet. I think hubby and I both panic about this.
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