The most common items that are forgotten in Ubers include cellphones, cameras, wallets, keys, glasses, headphones, IDs, licences and purses.
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Uber released its 2019 lost-and-found index which includes lists of the most common things people often leave behind in Ubers and the most unique lost items. An eight-week old coffee-coloured chihuahuaA professional grade hula hoopOne Gucci flip flop According to Uber, the most forgetful days of the week are Saturdays and Sundays and the most forgetful time period is 11pm to 1am. People left behind the most items on New Year's Day and Halloween.
Most people were likely to forget their watches on Mondays, headphones on Tuesdays, laptops on Wednesdays, books on Thursdays, passports on Fridays, phones on Saturdays and cakes on Sundays.
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