Many of us have experienced that ‘panicky’ moment when find we’ve ourselves locked out of our home or vehicle, or that we’ve lost our keys. We have to get through the emotions of shame (at being so dumb as to lock ourselves out) and embarrassment, then our minds whirl quickly as we think of an appropriate solution to our predicament.
Some of us have the foresight to leave keys with friends and neighbours we can trust, but many of us don’t (believing we’d never be so dumb as to lock ourselves out anyway). Many of us need to get into where we are locked out of quickly – contacting said friends and neighbours is likely to …
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