Re:Why Japan’s Rail Workers Point at Things
by 13of40 on Saturday April 01, 2017 @10:52AM
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Whenever I need to remember to do a one-off thing in the morning, I just leave my car keys next to (or under) something that will remind me. That way I literally can't leave without remembering to do it.
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Re:Why Japan’s Rail Workers Point at Things
by logotype on Saturday April 01, 2017 @01:56PM
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Whenever I need to remember something, I switch my phone wallpaper/lock screen to one of the default ones which I normally don't use. Then I can usually associate what I needed to remember. Works better than writing a note, or adding a reminder/alarm since these notifications is easily missed/ignored.
Re:Why Japan’s Rail Workers Point at Things
by dheera on Saturday April 01, 2017 @03:25PM
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And then you forget where you put your car keys ...
Re:Why Japan’s Rail Workers Point at Things
by Splines on Saturday April 01, 2017 @07:01PM
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I do this too. I always leave my keys and wallet in the same spot.
It majorly screws up my routine if I pick up my wallet to pay for something online and forget to put it back where it belongs, and I can't find it the next day. Or I leave it in the office and the next morning I have to remember I left it in the office, and it's not hiding somewhere at home.
Off topic but check if your bank has e-card for buying things online. The last 20 years I have only used temporary e-cards that are limited to one-time charge and a limited amount of money. No need to worry about your card details being stolen.
Some places like paypal might be hard but I don't use paypal anyway because of all the problems they have caused the people I bought things from. If my e-card is not accepted, I can probably do without the item anyway.
Re:Why Japan’s Rail Workers Point at Things
by ThrustVectoring on Sunday April 02, 2017 @09:10AM
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I'd suggest memorizing your primary credit card number. You both don't have to remember to put your card back, and you don't have to find it before buying things online.