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Well at least you didn't waste any more time getting your keys.
#18 OP has a car.
OP is a good burglar.
I see a profitable career in OP's future!!
Well now you know to get stuff to protect your home better...at least it didn't take a stranger breaking in to teach you.
Time to upgrade the burglary system!
Nah that was level one that's why it was so easy. it'll be harder for the next person
If anything, it can be a spring board to investing in greater security for your home. Just be glad it was you breaking in, instead of an actual intruder.
I swear this is me once a month :(
Hide a key outside your home.
Get a security system that shoots lasers at whoever walks in and you should be fine.
How could you lock the door without your house keys though..
You're special.
Some people have doors that automatically lock when you shut it. Or OP turned the lock on the inside of the door and left the house. So it is highly possible to be able to lock the door without keys :).
Oh, okay. At every house I've lived in I've had to lock the door myself..
I wondered the exact same thing 8. They said house, not dorm or hotel, and every house I've ever seen you have to physically lock it from the outside to get it to lock, so I assumed the same thing. Seems a bit weird to me to have the house door lock automatically. Is this only in a dorm type situation or an apartment or do normal single story houses have this too?
If I still had one of those type of doorknobs, the ones that locked automatically, I would change it. That's just a lockout accident waiting to happen. A $20 replacement would cost less than a paid locksmith.
24 you missed the part where it could also be a door that you can lock it from the inside nob as the door is open and shut the door behind you, locking it
Most of the houses in the UK are auto lock, never been in a house here that isn't.
All the door knobs in my house can be turned from the inside when locked. OPs door could very well be like that as well. I've locked myself out on multiple occasions that way.
Never miss an appointment!
Maybe you're just a natural burglar, either that or the obvious your house is easy to break into.
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Well now you know to get stuff to protect your home better...at least it didn't take a stranger breaking in to teach you.
Well at least you didn't waste any more time getting your keys.