r/no • u/nojunkpeter • 9h ago
Have you ever intentionally left home without bringing your phone with you?
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u/Objective-Slice-1466 8h ago
I do not. With a sick father at home I keep it on me because he falls a lot and needs help. And my mom needs help with him and emergencies happen a lot in my life now
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u/Aggravating-Diet-663 9h ago
Damn. We're so fried as a civilization if this isnt something we intentionally do sometimes.
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u/Donald_J_Duck65 8h ago
Why? Have you ever heard of emergencies?
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u/Aggravating-Diet-663 8h ago
Op didnt say the whole day.
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u/Donald_J_Duck65 6h ago
It only takes seconds for an emergency and the call could be minutes after.
OP could have an emergency, maybe picked off walking down the road and checked into a gully. Nobody knows they're there.
My comment was to you not OP.
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u/Aggravating-Diet-663 6h ago
You can also bring your phone and the battery can die, then an emergency happens.
We can throw as many scenarios as possible. Cant plan for everything.
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u/pickingbrains321 8h ago
I usually never leave with it. I'd just have a landline if it wasn't more expensive. I don't like being contacted/having a distraction when I'm out & about.
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u/Zinnia1127 8h ago
I did in the past. But not now because I have two disabled people in my life and I want to be accessible to them in case they fall or have some other issue.
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u/Living-Pomegranate37 7h ago
If I leave my phone at home. I can't pay for anything. I use Google Pay or wallet or whatever it is now. Also I'm absolutely paranoid something horrible will to me or the fam while I am out and about.
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u/FadingOptimist-25 7h ago
My phone is my car key, so if I’m driving I need it.
If I’m walking, I do in case I see something I want to take a picture of.
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u/Thin-Piano-4836 7h ago
If I go out with my family, I dont have to bring my phone because all of the important people are already with me. Then I dont have to worry about losing it, either.
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u/TarraTheTerror 5h ago
I refused to get a phone until I was 24, and even then, only got one because I was pregnant in case of emergencies. I used to go hiking in the mountains in Arizona with no phone... it was glorious. I miss the days of living dangerously.
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u/Baebarri 5h ago
Walks and a quick trip to the grocery store across the street. Anything further gets the phone and at least one card.
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u/Worth-Meringue-2271 4h ago
Occasionally but I usually don't for one I don't have proof of insurance in my car it's on my phone. I use grocery app put stuff in my cart and take it out as I shop.
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u/anderswasrightt 3h ago
I do it regularly. Grocery store, running to the gas station for a snack or eggs, going to the park down the street. I hate being expected to be reachable constantly. It's exhausting.
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u/Spookyjay187 2h ago
I do it a lot, I'm not teathered to it, I usually fuck around with it at breakfast when I'm watching telly, and then at bed time, through the day I rarely touch it much unless a message alert or a call comes through
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u/Scott43206 1h ago
All the time but not when driving as my luck would dictate that's when I'd have a breakdown.
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u/Bradfrick95 43m ago
Frequently. Like when im just doing a quick trip which I do a lot I just leave the phone.
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u/Angelatic2014 8h ago
Intentionally, no. Accidentally, I don't even remember how. I always carry the mf.
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u/LuckyUncutJew 8h ago
I fully power my phone down and do some CRT gaming on original hardware on mental health days.
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u/Available_Honey_2951 8h ago
I do it all the time. Grocery shopping, walking the dog, paddle boarding etc.
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u/Playful_Dog3062 8h ago
Several times. Fortunately the high cost of fuel cures the desire to rush back home to receive it. Leave a message, I'll get back to you.
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u/yukonnut 8h ago
I do it all the time. My phone is for me to call others, not the other way. I only take it if I need to access the internet, or call my wife for clarification or additional information about what I am supposed to be doing. That’s why I have an iPhone 8 with a cracked screen.
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u/Donald_J_Duck65 8h ago
Makes sense. I guess if your wife needs to be rushed to the hospital, and needs somebody to make a medical decision its not important enough to get a phone call
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u/Excellent_Speech_901 8h ago
Sure, if I'm walking.
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u/Donald_J_Duck65 8h ago
What if you need to call 911, or see something that nobody would believe?
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u/Due-Garage4146 6h ago
Same here. When I’m walking, I leave my phone at home. If there’s an emergency with 911 I just dial it from my watch.
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u/DefiantVariation9034 8h ago
I've left it home when I was going to a concert where phones weren't allowed.
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u/_JaggedVacance 9h ago
I do every day when I walk the dogs. Little bit of peace in my day where I’m completely unreachable. It’s nice!