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I always like to listen to music while I walk, so by the time I'm down the steps, I'm already reaching for my headset.

By that time, if I have forgotten my iPhone, I just turn right around and get it from inside my house.

Never leave home without my iPhone :p
 
I commute from Encinitas to San Diego and was half way to the Coaster train station when I realized I left my iPhone at home.
I debated for a single moment, but thought no way do I want to ride the train, both ways, without music/podcasts to listen to.

I turned around, went home and picked it up only to return and miss my train by a couple of minutes.

The next one was 33 minutes later, but I'd do it again. It was worth making the trip back home for.

The only thing worse was about six months ago not forgetting the iPhone but instead the headphones!

Staring at my iPhone on that train ride but not able to really use it was sad.
(On my lunch hour I picked up a cheap pair of earbuds from a local grocery store as a back-up.)
 
It's not even iPhone specific. Even forgetting my old, crappy Samsung phone at home left me feeling tits up in the grass.
 
Trust me, the minute I get into my car I know whether or not I have my iphone.
I will die If I leave without it.........lol maybe not but I could........
 
2 hours + of commuting each day for uni...I don't feel naked, just really peed off. But since there isn't a clock when I put my shoes on to leave, I always check the time on my phone to make sure I'm on time for the train.

Forgetting my earphones is about as worse as forgetting the phone itself.
 
I commute from Encinitas to San Diego and was half way to the Coaster train station when I realized I left my iPhone at home.
I debated for a single moment, but thought no way do I want to ride the train, both ways, without music/podcasts to listen to.

I turned around, went home and picked it up only to return and miss my train by a couple of minutes.

The next one was 33 minutes later, but I'd do it again. It was worth making the trip back home for.

The only thing worse was about six months ago not forgetting the iPhone but instead the headphones!

Staring at my iPhone on that train ride but not able to really use it was sad.
(On my lunch hour I picked up a cheap pair of earbuds from a local grocery store as a back-up.)

Forgetting the headphones is the worst part since all music really revolves around that.
 
Gosh,
to forget my phone is almost a crisis. I use it for sooo much now, besides just the phone.

I would have to turn around and go get it.
 
2 hours + of commuting each day for uni...I don't feel naked, just really peed off. But since there isn't a clock when I put my shoes on to leave, I always check the time on my phone to make sure I'm on time for the train.

Forgetting my earphones is about as worse as forgetting the phone itself.

Forgetting the headphones is the worst part since all music really revolves around that.

I can easily entertain myself without headphones. In fact, of all the time I spend out with my phone the gym is the only place I use headphones so they pretty much stay in my car.
 
Im so addicted I carry mine from room to room. I wont even charge it in the room im not in. I bring the charger to where im gonna be in my house. I havent taken a deuce without my iphone in 2 years and no im not being funny. Its really pathetic. :p
 
I feel bad without any phone in my pocket at all. But, as long as I got cash and my wallet with my car, I'm fine!
 
If i leave my house without my iPhone, i have to turn around a go back to get it even if it makes me late for work.
 
The leaving home trinity.

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The leaving home trinity.

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That is so true. And exactly the way I see it except it goes iPhone, keys, then wallet. Seeing how the phone is in my front pockets, my keys clipped to the belt loop, and my wallet in the back pocket of course. So I just do my 3 taps and say to myself: "phone, keys, wallet" before I even step out the door. It's like I got OCD or something. Lol.
 
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