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I've lost my wallet.
I lost my wallet and ID in Central Park and I can't get new ones.
About six weeks into my trip, I lost my wallet, which included my identification, my parents' emergency credit cards and many thousand yen, but no Japanese contact information.
A number of times I've lost my wallet or been short of a bit of money but people will do you favours if you're nice.
I lost my wallet there and slept overnight in the bus station and then later in a park in Montgomery, Ala.
My sister was gratifyingly astonished that I'd never lost my wallet before, but, as someone who typically has to reconstruct the entire contents of her own several times a year, she was not exactly sympathetic.
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I eventually made it back to Coogee at 6am, but not before nearly losing my wallet.
When I did lose my wallet, someone found it and brought it back to me with all my cash, credit cards and identification still inside.
Well, I didn't get mugged and instead of "stolen" I might say, "inadvertently left in a cab"... but I did lose my wallet in Cebu City during a recent trip from Hilongos to Dumaguete.
But I remember thinking, this is too easy, I haven't put the hours in - the years in San Antonio shithole bars doing shots of nondescript blue liquid, paying £80 to go to a club only to vomit up another £200 worth of alcohol and then lose my wallet. .
I lost my ticket wallet on the London Underground, containing an Oyster card, senior railcard and my return Virgin Trains ticket to Manchester.
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