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Just replace car with anything that can be closed...

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fedevreply
lemmy.world

...and could lead to something bad if left open.

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BumpyBunreply
lemmy.dbzer0.com

Exactly this. I repeatedly check if I turned the oven off after cooking and will continue to check at least three more times before I leave the house. And maybe even go back in the house to check one final time.

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Same, I would actually like to somehow « cure » this behavior.

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lemmy.world

What I found helpful was saying out loud “I locked the car” while doing it.

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I do something similar to this for many things. My go to thing is saying "CHECK" once I lock my doors to the house or close the gate, turning off a light in another room (although smart lights helped me immensely with this). A verbal or another audio cue, since most cars will beep if locked, is extremely helpful for me.

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lemmy.world

You just reminded me I need to lock my car. Ah well, I'm already in bed, I'll try to remember tomorrow

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I live in a rural area and don't keep valuables in my car so mine stays unlocked at home. That plus I'd rather someone open my door, prowl through and find nothing then have a broke window because if they wanna steal my car it's a 1989 so it's easy af to start with no key so and they want it it's gonna be gone whether they open the door or bust the window.

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I just end up smashing the lock button a few times until my horn goes off. That way I know it was locked.

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lemm.ee

This happens to me every time. Luckily my new car has an app where it shows whether the doors are locked or not.

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