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Can't be arsed to walk to the car or don't have one?
Lock your door. Put everything you need to take with you with your keys. Unless you climb out the windows it should be very hard to forget the pile.
But then I forget my Keys, and you really shouldn't lock yourself in your own home, because in case of a fire or other emergency, you have to remember your keys and it takes longer to leave.
That's a good point but I'm taking the gamble. Fire is super rare while locking myself out is super common. Also I'm living in windows jumpable height.