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Where Do You Keep Your Keys, Wallet, & Phone?

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keys - lanyard around my neck

 

You still in college? lol jk. Everyone did that on campus.

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Do you have a standard pocket layout? Do they just end up where they end up? How many folks keep keys on a lanyard?

 

For the BGP ladies...is there a specific purse layout that you use?

 

I have started to use a lanyard for car keys when I am shopping and running errands.

Wallet goes in back right but only when I need it. If I'm not using my bank card, or don't need my ID, it stays in the car. I hardly ever sit down with my wallet in pocket. If I'm at dinner, it's on the table with my keys on top.

 

Keys go in front left

 

Cell Phone in front right with any cash I may need if I'm not carrying my wallet.

You still in college? lol jk. Everyone did that on campus.

 

Yes....I am often confused for a college student for that reason. :lol2:

Wallet back Left

Phone front Left

Keys either front Right (unless I'm carrying a small conceal carry pocket gun)

Always have all three at the same time. I like to say they are at any given time in my pocket or in my hand.

 

Phone is its own front [side] pocket. Keys and wallet together in other front [side] pocket. Used to do keys and phone together but my bottle opener keychain scratched my phone screen.

A money clip I could see...but can't understand how some of you guys can carry your wallet in your front pocket. Would drive me nuts.

 

I started doing it about two years ago when my chiropractor suggested it. Having it in my back right pocket when I sat was causing my right side to be raised up slightly and with all my back issues, he recommended I move it to my front pocket. I got a smaller wallet to make it more comfortable.

 

I will say that while I still have back issues, my lower back isn't as bad since I made the switch.

 

Just plain nuts.

 

Why is that?

We are pretty much giving away a blueprint to any pick-pocket thieves! :no:

Keys=front left

Phone=front right.

These 2 may vary.

Wallet=back right

money clip= back left.

I used to have these reversed but had a muscle pull so I switched them for more comfort.

We are pretty much giving away a blueprint to any pick-pocket thieves! :no:

 

My wallet makes George Costanza's look like a money clip. A pick-pocket would need a jar of country crock and bolt-cutters to get it out of my pocket.

Wallet and keys front left.

Phone front right.

We are pretty much giving away a blueprint to any pick-pocket thieves! :no:

That's why I separate my money clip and my wallet, I have cash and cards in both, just in case.

Keys=front left

Phone=front right.

These 2 may vary.

Wallet=back right

money clip= back left.

I used to have these reversed but had a muscle pull so I switched them for more comfort.

 

Sometimes I combine the keys and phone into one front pocket when I head to certain places and have to 'pack' something else.

You guys sure do have a lot of room in your front pockets...just sayin' :sssh:

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