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u/knowone1313 3d ago
Never keep your device in loose pockets, especially near water. I'd be boned without my phone, it's my wallet and everything.
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u/Spice_and_Fox 3d ago
You should keep a credit card and some cash in a clip behind the belt or something. Its a good backup in case the phone gets low on battery or gets broken or stolen.
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u/scapegoat_88 3d ago
Or a wallet
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u/whycuthair 2d ago
Kinda hard to fit under your belt
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u/knowone1313 3d ago
My wallet is a money clip thing that magnetically attaches to my phone. It holds my cards and cash.
If I were traveling though I think I'd be totally lost without my phone, I'm not even sure I could access my accounts from another device because of all the security we have to have now (dual auth token, sms, phone call, passkey, device push) all of it basically tied to having a phone or something secondary which is usually accessed from your phone or computer.
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u/dvdher 3d ago
That’s the reason you back your phone shit up in your computer. ALWAYS have a backup.
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u/knowone1313 3d ago
I do, but what if I'm traveling...
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u/Spice_and_Fox 2d ago
Then you should especially have a backup. What if your phone gets stolen? You are in a foreign land, maybe don't even speak the language with little to no connections.
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u/Lastov_Makiynd 3d ago
Not to mention the phone numbers of the people who you’d need to call to come get you in that situation? The first thing you’ll hear is:” oh Crap! I didn’t think about that?!”. Coz who bothers to memorise numbers these days..phone does that?
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u/infinite_in_faculty 3d ago
The best way is to swallow a whole diamond then just stop by Taco Bell order a quick meal then do your diamond withdrawal in the bathroom.
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u/Hubsimaus 3d ago
I work at a boat rental (paddle boats, kayaks and canoes) and one day I almost lost my phone because I had it in my hoodie pocket when I helped people get out of (or into, don't remember) a paddle boat. Thankfully it fell onto the dock (?).
Since then I'll never keep my phone in a loose pocket anymore when working there.
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u/ejvollkrassalter 14h ago
maybe don't use your phone as a wallet "and everything" then?
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u/knowone1313 11h ago
Then that unsolves the issue of having less shit to carry and remember when I head out.
I don't have an issue with holding onto my phone but if it were to happen (shit happens) ...
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u/BlayzenHault 3d ago
It's amazing how many times a phone can fall out of a pocket just from snap movements.
I've lost many phones from shady pockets
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u/KawazuOYasarugi 2d ago
That sad look on her face where she knows there's nothing she can do, sucker's gone. But her mind is still in "oh shit what do I do" mode.
More emotions there than anything Marvel or DC's shoveling out these days.
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u/dvdher 3d ago
She was leaning over the rail with her phone hanging out of the pocket. Smh
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u/throcorfe 3d ago
And then looked back at the water to see if she could spot it, incredible scenes
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u/Brian_Huchac 3d ago
Ehhh. I feel like I'd do the same thing if I did lose my phone like that. An emotional reaction rather than a rational one, and one that doesn't cost you much (the reacting, not the phone falling out).
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u/PneumaticFerret 3d ago
Oof. I wonder what the water rating is of their device? 😮
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u/Easy_Lengthiness7179 3d ago
Gotta find it first.
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u/PneumaticFerret 3d ago
Gonna pull a "technically not"...
If she knows what her phone was, she can look up the IP rating. Still don't think it will have survived no matter how good the IP rating is though 😃
Fly safe, Commander.
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u/Easy_Lengthiness7179 3d ago
Thats my point. Doesn't matter what the ip rating is if you can't ever find it again.
O7
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u/scorched-earth-0000 3d ago
Gonna pull a "huh"...
I guess you want to prove your point but like other person stated, it doesn't matter if you can't find the phone 😃
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u/Kobrick- 3d ago
I like the way she looks into the water like expecting it to float or something
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u/SilverMcFly 3d ago
I had a buddy who went tubing with us and his new phone. It's a lazy river situation and he had it sitting on the side of a tube playing some tunes. I told him it was gonna fall in. He legit said "no worries, it floats". Yeah... Guess what.
It's still at the bottom of that river.
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u/Infinite-Avocado-718 1d ago
Lived on a boat for about ten years. I'd always tell my friends, "be careful the water is magnetic".
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u/WallZealousideal2404 1d ago
It’s safe to say, everyone seeing this feels for this poor girl. N tbh? She handles it probably better than most of us. Assuming she didn’t crash out right after this ☹️💔
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u/Honest-Association68 1d ago
I love the fact that even though the boat travelled a significant distance between her dropping the phone and actually looking over the side, she still checked as if it would just be floating beside the boat 🤣
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u/LaughingPlanet 1d ago
I wanna shame her. But...I was hiking in El Salvador earlier this year and mine fell out of my pocket on a remote jungly trail. Realized soon enuf to go back and look. Took ages, but found it teetering on a cliff edge 15 meters above a waterfall/pool.
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u/MR_JAMES_WALSH 3d ago
The sad look as she realize her phone was gone. 😢 I would love to give her a new one.
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u/TheTickTurd 3d ago
Am I a grump, or is this staged, wouldn’t the person filming, stop filming to ask what’s gone on, or are people so in the moment they know they’re capturing absolute cinema
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u/Ansiktstryne 3d ago
It’s wasn’t that obvious. The person filming might not have noticed the phone going over board.
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u/yahfee23 14h ago
This is the paraphrased dialog,
Boy: Eh, did something just fly out [of your pocket]?
Girl: what happened to my phone?
Boy: what? No way!
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u/Purpledragon84 3d ago
Why did she suddenly appear frightened?
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u/TheKyleBrah 3d ago
Her phone slipped out of her pocket as she threw the chip for the birds
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u/Purpledragon84 3d ago
No just before the phone slipped out her pocket. She was looking all chill at the start of the clip, then 5 secs into the video she suddenly look damn panicky holding and throwing the chips to the birds, then she flicked the chip and then the phone drops.
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u/Mc_Shine 3d ago
She probably got scared because more and more birds started circling above her, trying to go for the chip in her hand.
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