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Front pockets: phone and wallet.
Back pockets: keys (connected by chain to the wallet), a folded bandana/hanky, and a spare dollar or two not kept in my wallet. In my urban environment butt-dollars are important for tip jars, street performers, panhandlers, vending machines, or other cash-based occasions at which I'd rather not whip out my whole wallet.
Front left: Phone Front right: KNIFE, wallet, change (if any)
Just phone and keys. You guys bring wallets everywhere?
Car-centric infrastructure, baybee! Better have those credentials or you might get shot or imprisoned! Or both!
In the Netherlands, there's no duty to carry ID with you everywhere you go, but if you happen to be asked to show ID by someone with the authority, you have to, so it's sort of mandatory in practice because you never know what'll happen.
Front left keys, front right phone. No wallet, I pretty much exclusively use Apple Pay on my watch.
Front right is keys and wallet. Front left is phone and a Leatherman.
Nothing in the back because of issues putting things there.
Phone in front right, wallet and keys in front left. When I'm not at work, that's basically it.
I wear a small satchel at work; I keep a water bottle, clipboard, and notepad in the main storage compartment. My satchel has a few side pockets as well; one holds my pens and markers, the second holds a box cutter and a pair of gloves, and the last one holds a small first-aid kit.
