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Got another key on you???

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recently was out hunting and when I got back to my car - found my keys missing from my back pocket. The same pocket that I always stuff my 16" square cloth table napkin to place dirt on while digging.
Well once again I was saved by my wallet key! It was dark - my hunting buddy had already left and the odds of finding keys in dark were real slim.
Later that night I searched my mind for where they were probably lost and retraced my movements in the hunt area. I drew a map for my wife and she actually went back and found keys along with the remote. They were lost near the first hole I dug.
The point is carry a wallet key - it can save you losts of hassles and lost time. It's has saved me more than once.
Just an idea for what it's worth...
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A wallet key is VERY dangerous. If you lose your wallet, not only does whoever finds it have your money and credit cards, but they now have your car key along with your address.
 
a wallet key can save you countless hours of aggravation.
I believe most people on this planet are good people.
And I'll take my chances that if I lose my wallet - one of the 95% who are not criminals will find my wallet, if ever lost.
This has saved me more than once, including once when 200 miles from home; and locksmith fees when key has gotten locked in trunk.
I believe the plus' far outweigh the negatives.
 
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