The Stupidist Thing I've Ever Done
Sep. 28th, 2003 03:45 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
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hinoki, andreal and I took a trip out to The Dead Mall today, to pick something up at the game store there. Afterward, we decided to have lunch at In'N'Out.
I'm not all that used to driving with passengers, though I'm growing more accumstomed to it these days. Still, as we were getting out of the car, I was distracted, trying to keep track of conversation and other things.
Other important things.
We had a pleasant, high-cholesterol lunch, and headed back to my little purple car. I reached into my belt pouch for the keys... and stopped. I looked down, double-checked, checked the OTHER pockets in the pouch, and then walked over to look into the car.
I'd locked my keys in.
After a moment, we realized that, not only had I locked my keys in... I'd left the engine running.
For the entire time we were eating.
Thankfully, it didn't use a significant amount of gas. And thankfully,quelonzia, the Fire of my Heart, was just a cell phone and a short drive away.
But, damn, was that stupid.
hinoki, andreal and I took a trip out to The Dead Mall today, to pick something up at the game store there. Afterward, we decided to have lunch at In'N'Out.I'm not all that used to driving with passengers, though I'm growing more accumstomed to it these days. Still, as we were getting out of the car, I was distracted, trying to keep track of conversation and other things.
Other important things.
We had a pleasant, high-cholesterol lunch, and headed back to my little purple car. I reached into my belt pouch for the keys... and stopped. I looked down, double-checked, checked the OTHER pockets in the pouch, and then walked over to look into the car.
I'd locked my keys in.
After a moment, we realized that, not only had I locked my keys in... I'd left the engine running.
For the entire time we were eating.
Thankfully, it didn't use a significant amount of gas. And thankfully,
quelonzia, the Fire of my Heart, was just a cell phone and a short drive away.But, damn, was that stupid.
