Good Days and Bad Days
So, yesterday me and not_in_denial were over at Airport West shopping centre, since we were picking up his broadband modem from Tullamarine. At some point, while we were eating lunch, someone stole my wallet.
Yep. Right in front of me, so far as I can tell. I left in on the table in front of my while I was eating and it disappeared. So yeah, about $7 in change, a nearly-new Full fare weekly ticket, my debit card and about 120 more point of ID is now likely in someone else's hands. thankfully I've already cancelled the credit card (did that about 10-15 minutes after we realised that the wallet was gone), unfortunately getting everything else replaced appears to be a much harder issue, since I need to pay money to get my driver's licence replaced (which I can't do until I have my replacement card), medicare needs ID as well. So, at least for a while, people have a bunch of my ID cards until I get access to my cash again, and I get to start replacing everything. Dammit. Also, makes it damn hard to do things that I was intending to do, like get a new phone. Double dammit.
On the plus side, today was much better. Work was excellent, and my last call today netted me 4 recontract sales (on one call! Unheard of!). That alone would have been excellent for my work strike rate, but I'd gotten 4 other recontracts that day too. So, I now have a new record of 8 recontracts at work. I was positively floating on air on the way home.
Yep. Right in front of me, so far as I can tell. I left in on the table in front of my while I was eating and it disappeared. So yeah, about $7 in change, a nearly-new Full fare weekly ticket, my debit card and about 120 more point of ID is now likely in someone else's hands. thankfully I've already cancelled the credit card (did that about 10-15 minutes after we realised that the wallet was gone), unfortunately getting everything else replaced appears to be a much harder issue, since I need to pay money to get my driver's licence replaced (which I can't do until I have my replacement card), medicare needs ID as well. So, at least for a while, people have a bunch of my ID cards until I get access to my cash again, and I get to start replacing everything. Dammit. Also, makes it damn hard to do things that I was intending to do, like get a new phone. Double dammit.
On the plus side, today was much better. Work was excellent, and my last call today netted me 4 recontract sales (on one call! Unheard of!). That alone would have been excellent for my work strike rate, but I'd gotten 4 other recontracts that day too. So, I now have a new record of 8 recontracts at work. I was positively floating on air on the way home.