In all in, it sounds like you had a smashing good evening.

In all in? Pretty sure the term is "all in all"

...Yes it is. I've no idea how the fuck I managed that.

After you got home, did you smash?

At least you smashed

I'll bet if the phones weren't in there, you wouldn't have smashed the window.

I get separation anxiety when I'm not close to my beloved iPhone!

Or, you know, because it's awful hard to call a locksmith without a phone.

you can unlock the car yourself once the window is smashed though? (@ #22)

...That's the point. They couldn't call a locksmith to get into the car because their phones were in it. Therefore, they had to smash the window to unlock it themselves. Obviously, by that point, they did not need a locksmith anymore.

#28

how did YOU reach this 'point'? to me it seems like 22 is not getting this point judging by how they are a responding to a comment that mocks people's attachment to phones and thus states they wouldn't have broken the windows if they had their phones. didn't say anything about calling a locksmith. #22 brought it up. like they were mocking the originals comment for mocking cell phone dependence by saying well it would be hard to call a locksmith without a phone (even if spoken with sarcasm, it still sounds like not needing a locksmith didnt occurr to them. either that or FML can't read the initial comment's sarcasm and it just ends with people being confused. idk. maybe I'm just being dumb though. I wouldn't put it past me. I can be a brick at times. luckily, being a brick has not yet become a full time job for me just yet.... OR has it....? hmm. *shrug*

A minute of fresh air...

Was the "smell" that bad?

they call it "getting heated" for a reason. it gets hot, especially in a closed space like a car.

Im very confused as to how you locked yourself out of the car with the keys... im not even joking, i read this three times and counting. I know it says that everything, including themselves, got locked out. Im pretty sure im not hallucinating. Is this a typo that everyone else is ignoring?

Nope, you've somehow read it wrong thrice. Lock ourselves out, with our phone and keys inside.

Everything seems to check out.

Maybe his car is a bit old and so they have a habit of pushing the lock down before leaving the car instead of auto-locking or using a remote?

I'm agreeing with you #6, I read this earlier and it said they'd locked themselves, their phones and the keys out. Now it seems to have been updated to make sense.

I myself just reread it, and now it makes perfect sense. But either im not the only crazy one, or this really was edited since being posted. Can't say i ever saw that before.

Hey, it's a bit worse for him, considering he's the one whose car window had to be smashed.

The only thing that matters at this point is if he thinks it was worth it... If he thinks it was worth it, you might be able to keep him around for quite a while.

You could have just called the police. A buddy of mine locked his keys in his car a few weeks ago and a cop was able to use this weird hook tool to unlock the car.

With what phone? Both phones were also locked in the car.

Surly they aren't in the middle of no where and can use a store's phone

Time for an app so the phone will unlock the car.

The app would be worthless if the phone was also locked in the car, which it was.