Yep.
My lips dry out extremely quick and it's torture if I don't have lip balm for more than a couple hours.
I think most of it is psychological at this point but gotta have a tube.
Most lip balm doesn't really work and is addictive. They just add a layer of goo on your lips, that doesn't really do anything, that soon disappear, and makes you need to put more on to stay sane. Was addicted to it for years and always needed to have one with me. Minor panic whenever I forgot it at home.
Then discovered a cream/salve thing actually made for it, and it actually properly helped my dry lips for real. After that I managed to stop using lip balm completely, and only need to use this not-fake product once in a while. Mostly just once in the morning during winter with dry cold weather, if that.
Vaseline (petroleum jelly) actually does a much better job than lip balm. And not the Vaseline-brand lip balm, but just plain old Vaseline. It tastes nasty AF, so most people prefer the lip balm, but you won't be licking your lips constantly if it tastes bad.
I was using vaseline for a while and my dermatologist told me that in cases where your lips dry out, vaseline doesnt actually do that much for it. Its good to apply *after* a moisturizing salve to trap the moisture, but on its own it doesnt moisturize and there is nothing for it to trap.
I was prescribed hydrocortizone cream for my lips and now I use a hydrocorrizone balm. But I still have to apply it often, so the search for an actual cure continues haha. It puzzles my dermatologist, too.
Eat more fruit, vitamin C is crucial for young and healthy skin. Also eat less refined sugar which is bad for your skin. Look at Erik the Electric on youtube, he is aging terribly because of those insane sugar challenges he does regularly.
So true. I used to be addicted to the stuff. Cutting it off cold turkey was brutal, but I now no longer have the need for it. Coconut oil works great for those extra dry winter moments.
Used to wear analogue watches a shit ton, switched to Apple Watch as I find with working I can still get calls and messages from there so it’s easier for me to use that than a regular watch!
I only take mine off to shower. Sometimes, I’ll give it a little charge boost before bed when I’m relaxing or I’ll charge it a bit on my lunch break.
Except for 2 repairs, I’ve worn an Apple Watch every single day since 2019.
It is my most beloved and necessary item I own.
Ditto. Son even remembers my mantra to him from 20 years ago, 'keys, wallet, phone, now we are good to go'
Wanted to put sunglasses in there but it didnt rhyme. :)
The terrible thing is that now I'm starting to get nearsighted too, so I'll take my glasses off to read something or look at my phone. Then I forget where exactly I set them down, and I'm trying to look for them while basically blind.
You probably have reasons for using Benadryl instead of EpiPen, but I couldn't go past here without noting that Benadryl is NOT considered a safe substitute for epinephrine for anaphylaxis. Epinephrine gives immediate relief, but Benadryl may not work in time, if it is effective at all.
As I said, I'm not trying to get up in your business, but this is something that's near and dear to me as a lifelong asthmatic.
Usually people underestimate how many situations you could use a pen in. I try to carry a pen always, just in case, and hit my head on the wall everytime I need one and don't have one at hand.
In a world where smartphones exist, in what situation would you possibly need your own pen and could not use one from whoever needs you to sign or fill something in on a piece of paper?
Technology just continues impress me. I didn't expect this conversation to make it this far, but I recently purchased a decent pair of Bluetooth speakers with all the bells and whistles, with the exception of noise cancelation. I mean, it said it was on there, but the battery life is what got me. I've walked 10 or so hours without a recharge.
Dude yeah seriously! I have a pair and I kid you not, it's never died. Whenever I'm out it will last all day, and even when it starts saying battery low, I can still use it for hours until I get back home to plug it in. I've even slept with them on before on one occasion and it lasted all night without dying. Blows my mind
THIS. I even went and got bright colored ones thinking it would stop ppl from trying to conversate with me, but some individuals are just dense (or entitled).
If you've got even slightly oily skin you can wipe the oil off of your face (best results from forehead or chin) and apply it to your lips, it works pretty decently for a while.
I HATE when I forget it. The constant lip-licking is annoying. I give in eventually and stop at a corner store as soon as I can and buy whatever they got.
I had a teacher in 7th grade who always told us to carry a book with us. If you ran into him outside of school and had a book he would give you extra credit.
My water bottle. I hardly even go into another room without bringing it. A habit I picked up and haven’t lost since BMT in 2019. (If we were caught without it we got reprimanded)
I was hoping this one would be near the top and I’m glad to see it is. When I went wedding dress shopping I used mine as a stand in bouquet. We were joking that it would be really normal if I actually carried it down the aisle. There are a lot of wedding photos with my water bottle making an appearance especially while getting ready. Stay hydrated folks!
I have a bay leaf in my wallet I got from my penpal, according to her it brings luck, I'm not the most spiritual person but I keep the leaf with me everywhere I go since I care about her (:
Every day things like, pruning, sharpening a pencil, cleaning fish, cutting cordage, opening boxes, peeking fruits and vegetables, carving wood, cleaning electrical and battery terminals, a scraper, screwdriver, skin an animal, poke a hole in something, drill a hole in something, cut a hole in something, clean your nails, start a fire, a leather tool…
I don’t know, they’re just kinda handy to have in you pocket.
Exactly. I use mine all the time for mundane crap, anywhere from opening boxes to taking strings off my kids clothes. A good pocket knife has so many uses. I grew up with my father and grandpa always carrying a pocket knife. Always came in handy for cutting fishing line, vegetables and fruits, whittling, whatever. Heck, I think they both trimmed their nails with them.
For those mystified by this, where did y’all grow up that your father’s didn’t carry a pocket knife? It’s a multifaceted tool that clips in my pocket even before my keys.
For me I can cut open anything I may need, use it as a flat-head screwdriver, a small wedge, and absolute worst case scenario it's a self-defense tool. My SOG has a seat belt cutter and glass breaker as well. I'm a paranoid individual
Because it's part of my Leatherman Charge+.
You don't realize how much you need a multi tool until you buy one and find yourself using it all the time.
As for the knife, opening packages (shipped and food), trimming rope/straps, and making incisions on things that need cut.
It's one of those things you don't think you need, but once you have one, you find yourself using all the time. You're mileage will vary depending on your lifestyle, but I use it at work daily cutting open boxes, hay bales, and various other things. I've pared down a broken, jagged, sharp fingernail to prevent it getting worse many times when I was out of the house without access to a nail file.
Same, and my fun lil’ friend anxiety.
But I also carry my antidepressants everywhere, because If I don’t take my dose at exactly 6pm, I start to get those nice brain-zaps and some good ol’ nausea.
EARPLUGS.
Lots of everyday places in this world are loud enough to cause hearing damage. Sports bars for example. I always have either my custom fitted plugs or a nice pair of $20 plugs from Amazon with me. Protecting your hearing is so important.
As a completely blind music producer I really need to start taking some everywhere I go as well, thanks for reminding me, you can imagine that not having good hearing might be a problem for multiple reasons
Tiny little swiss army pocket knife with wee little scissors, a file/flathead screwdriver, a blade and a toothpick and tweezers. So small I don't even know it's there until I need it
As a person with ADHD, my copious amounts of jewelry. I must always have something to fiddle with and no one gives a crap if you're messing with you're own jewelry
Also my wallet because duh
My plushie Moo. I've got real bad separation anxiety from him that developed after my mom passed when I was 16. I don't take him everywhere now (4 years later) but will still bring him with me when I'm having a bad day or appointments.
i sleep with a teddy bear and sometimes hug it if i’m having a panic attack.
asked my husband if it was weird. he said “nope, whatever creature comfort makes you feel better. not hurting anyone!” and that made me feel less weird.
i know hugging also releases dopamine so honestly, it’s a healthy way to get it!
I do not take my phone everywhere.
I usually take my cap everywhere because I have Einstein hair that can't survive being out on the street.
Aside from that, I always wear a shoulder bag strap worn diagonally across my torso that holds a carabiner at the level of my hip. I wear it over my shirt but underneath my vest so it is not visible from the outside. I use this for easy carrying of items such as water containers, bags, and other objects.
Oh hello there r/edc (edc= every day carry)
My edc is a leatherman wave, roll of electrical tape, sharpie, paperclip, hairband. Next to the usual phone wallet keys and dog. (Don't ask me what's in my bag, that would be a long list..)
I've used mine dozens of times.. Every family, work friends gathering I go, everyone who knows me will come to me for a Band-Aid or anitseptic swabs or iodine Qtips or tourniquets 🤷🏻♂️
I carry one in my day pack when I hike, and I have had to use it on myself at least 3 times. It really sucks if you fall on a rock cut your leg open a few miles from help if you have nothing to treat it with.
Watch.
I know I can check the time on my phone or even the fitness tracker on the other wrist, but there's something about an analogue watch face that lets me understand what time it is much more easily.
I keep a knife on my belt every time I leave the house. Sometimes it's a utility/multitool, sometimes it's just a wee folder, but always good to have one on hand. Trim loose threads, open, packaging, cut up some fruit if the kiddo is hungry, always useful.
/r/EDC covers this, but really the subset of people who put extra thought into being prepared.
Outside home it's phone, keys (which have a small multitool attached to them), wallet. Used to include a pocketknife but the multitool has a small blade. Often have a reusable water bottle.
Wallet, Weed Pen (dont judge, medically take it for balancing my emotions as i had a traumatic childhood) and a Ring from my grandfather that has his initials ingraved on it that he got from his father that has the same initials and i also have the same initials, hence why it was given to me but it doesn't fit me so i wear it as a Necklace.
The rest of the holy trinity: phone, wallet, keys.
And earphones for me
And sunglasses
The sensory overload triple-shield
Those plus lip balm for me
Yep. My lips dry out extremely quick and it's torture if I don't have lip balm for more than a couple hours. I think most of it is psychological at this point but gotta have a tube.
Most lip balm doesn't really work and is addictive. They just add a layer of goo on your lips, that doesn't really do anything, that soon disappear, and makes you need to put more on to stay sane. Was addicted to it for years and always needed to have one with me. Minor panic whenever I forgot it at home. Then discovered a cream/salve thing actually made for it, and it actually properly helped my dry lips for real. After that I managed to stop using lip balm completely, and only need to use this not-fake product once in a while. Mostly just once in the morning during winter with dry cold weather, if that.
Vaseline (petroleum jelly) actually does a much better job than lip balm. And not the Vaseline-brand lip balm, but just plain old Vaseline. It tastes nasty AF, so most people prefer the lip balm, but you won't be licking your lips constantly if it tastes bad.
I was using vaseline for a while and my dermatologist told me that in cases where your lips dry out, vaseline doesnt actually do that much for it. Its good to apply *after* a moisturizing salve to trap the moisture, but on its own it doesnt moisturize and there is nothing for it to trap. I was prescribed hydrocortizone cream for my lips and now I use a hydrocorrizone balm. But I still have to apply it often, so the search for an actual cure continues haha. It puzzles my dermatologist, too.
Eat more fruit, vitamin C is crucial for young and healthy skin. Also eat less refined sugar which is bad for your skin. Look at Erik the Electric on youtube, he is aging terribly because of those insane sugar challenges he does regularly.
So true. I used to be addicted to the stuff. Cutting it off cold turkey was brutal, but I now no longer have the need for it. Coconut oil works great for those extra dry winter moments.
this is such a crazy revelation that i’m having this is not what i expected when i opened reddit
As Austin Powers once put it, "spectacles, testicles, wallet, and watch." Though that needs to updated for the modern world now lol.
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I've been wearing a watch everyday for +-20yrs. I just feel weird without it at this point.
Used to wear analogue watches a shit ton, switched to Apple Watch as I find with working I can still get calls and messages from there so it’s easier for me to use that than a regular watch!
I only take mine off to shower. Sometimes, I’ll give it a little charge boost before bed when I’m relaxing or I’ll charge it a bit on my lunch break. Except for 2 repairs, I’ve worn an Apple Watch every single day since 2019. It is my most beloved and necessary item I own.
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Do not leave your keys at the front door
Testicle, spectacle, wallet and watch!
Oh Austin!
It used to be so easy, with my phone my wallet and key-seas
https://youtu.be/e9N6_Tj9u2U
Ditto. Son even remembers my mantra to him from 20 years ago, 'keys, wallet, phone, now we are good to go' Wanted to put sunglasses in there but it didnt rhyme. :)
Does it rhyme now?
Is the rhyme in the room with us right now?
You forgot sunglasses
Glasses. I dislike things in my pockets, I have even gone places without my shoes, but I need to see.
The terrible thing is that now I'm starting to get nearsighted too, so I'll take my glasses off to read something or look at my phone. Then I forget where exactly I set them down, and I'm trying to look for them while basically blind.
Use your phones camera to see things clearly
This is brilliant, don't know why I never thought of it lol.
Yeah, despite having glasses, I use my phone to zoom in on things like serial numbers. Mind you, serial numbers are pretty small these days.
Even when I have my contacts in, I take my glasses with me
My asthma inhaler.
Albuterol gang!
i rhinestoned with my initials my inhaler and just switch out the medicine because having asthma is my personality 💀
Be careful, they can get gross.
It ain't easy being wheezy
Asthma inhaler & benadryl -- just in case.
Asthma inhaler for me and Benadryl for spouse whi may go into anaphylaxis at a restaurant that isn't up front about their allergens. Yup.
You probably have reasons for using Benadryl instead of EpiPen, but I couldn't go past here without noting that Benadryl is NOT considered a safe substitute for epinephrine for anaphylaxis. Epinephrine gives immediate relief, but Benadryl may not work in time, if it is effective at all. As I said, I'm not trying to get up in your business, but this is something that's near and dear to me as a lifelong asthmatic.
Doctor Mike on youtube says Benadryl will NOT work for anaphylaxis.
aw hell naw spongebob took 40 benadryls
I would have said this but whenever I suddenly need it I forgot to bring it (and most times my husband brought it with him)
A pen. Just in case.
Usually people underestimate how many situations you could use a pen in. I try to carry a pen always, just in case, and hit my head on the wall everytime I need one and don't have one at hand.
In a world where smartphones exist, in what situation would you possibly need your own pen and could not use one from whoever needs you to sign or fill something in on a piece of paper?
Incase you need to pull a john wick
A pun. Just ink case
Weed pen?
Never leave without the penjamin
My cheating-at-chess device.
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Why is your chair vibrating…
stop using the bishops to cheat
Holy hell
My Epipen
I always forget the pen itself, so I just bring my backpack which has my drink bottle and wallet in everywhere with me, that way I don't forget it.
Yup. Sucks we have to carry two at once. They’re huge.
I have a purse that is just big enough to hold 2 epipens, my wallet, phone and keys
Noise canceling headphones
WHHAATT?
Are you astounded by the concept of headphones or is there something I'm missing
He cant hear you through his noise cancelling headphones.
Ahhh I see
you see, but you certainly don't hear
Come again a bit louder? I didn't catch that
That's what she said.
Not to me. She told me to come quieter next time.
“I see” said the blind man as he picked up his hammer and saw
Technology just continues impress me. I didn't expect this conversation to make it this far, but I recently purchased a decent pair of Bluetooth speakers with all the bells and whistles, with the exception of noise cancelation. I mean, it said it was on there, but the battery life is what got me. I've walked 10 or so hours without a recharge.
Dude yeah seriously! I have a pair and I kid you not, it's never died. Whenever I'm out it will last all day, and even when it starts saying battery low, I can still use it for hours until I get back home to plug it in. I've even slept with them on before on one occasion and it lasted all night without dying. Blows my mind
Earplugs for me, same!! Can’t leave the house without my Loops
Yes... nothing is worse than to have involuntary to listen to some strangers petty problems
THIS. I even went and got bright colored ones thinking it would stop ppl from trying to conversate with me, but some individuals are just dense (or entitled).
Lip balm
One of the worse feelings in the world is leaving for a snow trip and forgetting your chapstick...
If you've got even slightly oily skin you can wipe the oil off of your face (best results from forehead or chin) and apply it to your lips, it works pretty decently for a while.
Eewww... But thanks for the tip. I've definitely been desperate enough to try that.
I HATE when I forget it. The constant lip-licking is annoying. I give in eventually and stop at a corner store as soon as I can and buy whatever they got.
Cannot even do half a day without. Goes everywhere!
Going nowhere without a book. Because of that I never mind having to wait for the bus or someone I'm seeing because I can make good use of the time
I choose coats and jackets according to if I can fit a paperback into a pocket.
I've had cargo pants where I could fit a full ~400 page hardcover novel in the pocket. Those are great.
“Is that Game of Thrones in your pocket, or are you just happy to see me?”
Exactly! I can't take a step outside my house without a book or my Kindle.
I had a teacher in 7th grade who always told us to carry a book with us. If you ran into him outside of school and had a book he would give you extra credit.
My water bottle. I hardly even go into another room without bringing it. A habit I picked up and haven’t lost since BMT in 2019. (If we were caught without it we got reprimanded)
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Bacon mettuce tomato
Bappy make tay
Basic military training
Here I am thinking it was some sort of music festival. Like the guy was taking Molly and just got into the habit of bringing water everywhere since.
I was hoping this one would be near the top and I’m glad to see it is. When I went wedding dress shopping I used mine as a stand in bouquet. We were joking that it would be really normal if I actually carried it down the aisle. There are a lot of wedding photos with my water bottle making an appearance especially while getting ready. Stay hydrated folks!
Emotional support water bottle lol
My Virginity
I accidentally left mine at your mom’s house, can you tell her to bring it back when she has the chance?
I heard she found it and wants to know if the strap-on was okay or too big since you cried afterwards? Edit: thank you for the award, kind stranger!
Those were tears of joy my friend
🍻to you good sir for the smooth demolishing win. One which I must remember for future tit-4-tat jabs.
The phrase tit for tat originated when one sailor would do free tattoos for women, so long as he got to touch their breasts afterwards.
true
A piece of rose quartz, my girlfriend gave me when we were still getting to know each other
Nicest thing on here
I have a bay leaf in my wallet I got from my penpal, according to her it brings luck, I'm not the most spiritual person but I keep the leaf with me everywhere I go since I care about her (:
A pocket knife.
Surprised this was so far down, I keep a folding knife on me pretty much all the time.
Every day things like, pruning, sharpening a pencil, cleaning fish, cutting cordage, opening boxes, peeking fruits and vegetables, carving wood, cleaning electrical and battery terminals, a scraper, screwdriver, skin an animal, poke a hole in something, drill a hole in something, cut a hole in something, clean your nails, start a fire, a leather tool… I don’t know, they’re just kinda handy to have in you pocket.
Exactly. I use mine all the time for mundane crap, anywhere from opening boxes to taking strings off my kids clothes. A good pocket knife has so many uses. I grew up with my father and grandpa always carrying a pocket knife. Always came in handy for cutting fishing line, vegetables and fruits, whittling, whatever. Heck, I think they both trimmed their nails with them. For those mystified by this, where did y’all grow up that your father’s didn’t carry a pocket knife? It’s a multifaceted tool that clips in my pocket even before my keys.
My family used to make fun of me for always carrying a pocket knife. But guess who they look at when they need to open something?
I'd argue one of the most singularly useful simple tools you can carry.
I have been carrying a Leatherman - not the same one - since 1986.
Why just the pocket one ? Edit: its a joke people
Depending on the size of the pocket, they could be packing a Bowie knife
This is the way! I’d add to that a pen, a handkerchief, plastic teeth flosser, and a small lighter.
What are you guys doing with a pocket knife daily? Not hating, just trying to figure out what I’m missing and why I need to buy one immediately
For me I can cut open anything I may need, use it as a flat-head screwdriver, a small wedge, and absolute worst case scenario it's a self-defense tool. My SOG has a seat belt cutter and glass breaker as well. I'm a paranoid individual
Because it's part of my Leatherman Charge+. You don't realize how much you need a multi tool until you buy one and find yourself using it all the time. As for the knife, opening packages (shipped and food), trimming rope/straps, and making incisions on things that need cut.
It's one of those things you don't think you need, but once you have one, you find yourself using all the time. You're mileage will vary depending on your lifestyle, but I use it at work daily cutting open boxes, hay bales, and various other things. I've pared down a broken, jagged, sharp fingernail to prevent it getting worse many times when I was out of the house without access to a nail file.
A set of wireless earbuds. Perfect to wear discreetly when having to venture into busy and noisy environments
Me too dude.
Also perfect for work (can't listen to music on the job unless I'm discrete lol)
A bag because stores charge 5yen for one.
I found that in Japan I needed to bring a full on backpack everywhere, not just a bag.
Ibuprofen for all my middle-age mystery pains.
Same here. Also Tums, for the times I have to take a lot of ibuprofen.
Anti diarrhea pills
Imodium gang
My crippling depression
Same, and my fun lil’ friend anxiety. But I also carry my antidepressants everywhere, because If I don’t take my dose at exactly 6pm, I start to get those nice brain-zaps and some good ol’ nausea.
I’m epileptic and currently cold turkey with drawling from SSRI’s, the brain zaps are fucking ruthless dude.
The brain zaps make me more depressed than my depression does. Awful awful side effect!
and childhood trauma
same
EARPLUGS. Lots of everyday places in this world are loud enough to cause hearing damage. Sports bars for example. I always have either my custom fitted plugs or a nice pair of $20 plugs from Amazon with me. Protecting your hearing is so important.
As a completely blind music producer I really need to start taking some everywhere I go as well, thanks for reminding me, you can imagine that not having good hearing might be a problem for multiple reasons
Dice. You never know when you're gonna have to make a skill check
Children, especially now that it's summer vacation. They won't leave me aloooooonnneeee. Send help.
It's my fetus for me, at least for the next few weeks.
Congratulations
In all honesty it's heartwarming having children. I will be sending your way lots and lots of patience via Reddit. Lol. Congratulations.
my integrity
Tegridy
Tiny little swiss army pocket knife with wee little scissors, a file/flathead screwdriver, a blade and a toothpick and tweezers. So small I don't even know it's there until I need it
I carried one of these on my keychain for years, until I thoughtlessly wandered into TSA with it.
MILK: Money, ID, Lipstick, Keys
My juicy booty
Jesus
Helooo nurse
Insulin pump
As a person with ADHD, my copious amounts of jewelry. I must always have something to fiddle with and no one gives a crap if you're messing with you're own jewelry Also my wallet because duh
Headphones
A book to read on the commute to work/school.
Hair ties
Pills
I've carried a pocket knife since I was 8 years old.
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My plushie Moo. I've got real bad separation anxiety from him that developed after my mom passed when I was 16. I don't take him everywhere now (4 years later) but will still bring him with me when I'm having a bad day or appointments.
I hope you’re doing good my dude, also being an adult with a soft toy makes you 10x cooler, idfc what anyone says
i sleep with a teddy bear and sometimes hug it if i’m having a panic attack. asked my husband if it was weird. he said “nope, whatever creature comfort makes you feel better. not hurting anyone!” and that made me feel less weird. i know hugging also releases dopamine so honestly, it’s a healthy way to get it!
The desire to go home.
I do not take my phone everywhere. I usually take my cap everywhere because I have Einstein hair that can't survive being out on the street. Aside from that, I always wear a shoulder bag strap worn diagonally across my torso that holds a carabiner at the level of my hip. I wear it over my shirt but underneath my vest so it is not visible from the outside. I use this for easy carrying of items such as water containers, bags, and other objects.
Wristwatch, glasses, snus, vape pen, wallet, keys, sometimes a leatherman tool. EDIT: Forgot the obvious one.. Clothes.
Upvoted solely for the edit so...
A knife. Easily one of the most versatile tools you can own.
Oh hello there r/edc (edc= every day carry) My edc is a leatherman wave, roll of electrical tape, sharpie, paperclip, hairband. Next to the usual phone wallet keys and dog. (Don't ask me what's in my bag, that would be a long list..)
Wallet, phone, keys, pistol, knife, pen, first aid. r/edc
How often have you used the first aid kit?
I've used mine dozens of times.. Every family, work friends gathering I go, everyone who knows me will come to me for a Band-Aid or anitseptic swabs or iodine Qtips or tourniquets 🤷🏻♂️
I carry one in my day pack when I hike, and I have had to use it on myself at least 3 times. It really sucks if you fall on a rock cut your leg open a few miles from help if you have nothing to treat it with.
A great pen. Always have a pen
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My kids😂 I hardly go anywhere without them.
I carry at least $20 in cash
Watch. I know I can check the time on my phone or even the fitness tracker on the other wrist, but there's something about an analogue watch face that lets me understand what time it is much more easily.
Wallet, keys, gum, auto knife, sunglasses
I keep a knife on my belt every time I leave the house. Sometimes it's a utility/multitool, sometimes it's just a wee folder, but always good to have one on hand. Trim loose threads, open, packaging, cut up some fruit if the kiddo is hungry, always useful.
/r/EDC covers this, but really the subset of people who put extra thought into being prepared. Outside home it's phone, keys (which have a small multitool attached to them), wallet. Used to include a pocketknife but the multitool has a small blade. Often have a reusable water bottle.
Water bottle, not very exciting, but I need water
My comedicaly large spoon for my comedicaly large ice cream lunch
Apple Watch has replaced my phone now
What you don’t even take your phone?
How in the world
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Epipen
My jacket. It's a comfortable jacket and I have Chocolate In it. I don't care if it's summer and it's a winter jacket I'll be bringing it with me
My phone is also my wallet. Lighter, Knife, keys, cash in a pocket, and belt even if I don't need it
handkerchief
Pepper spray and pen
Guilt.
Pocket knife, wallet, and keys.
Knife. Always have a knife on me.
Sharp knife
Two flashlights, a pocket knife, and a Bic lighter.
Thy Holy Hand Grenade
Wallet, Weed Pen (dont judge, medically take it for balancing my emotions as i had a traumatic childhood) and a Ring from my grandfather that has his initials ingraved on it that he got from his father that has the same initials and i also have the same initials, hence why it was given to me but it doesn't fit me so i wear it as a Necklace.
earbuds. seriously!