So after I had a few too many drinks, the night before my wedding, I made a couple of mistakes. One being that I forgot my wallet in my pocket, and the other being that I forgot my phone in my pocket. I ended up sleeping in the car a few hours later, and when I opened my eyes the next morning, I realized I was on the floor.
When I woke up, I discovered I had missed a few days of my wedding because I forgot my wallet and my phone. Oops. And then I was confronted with the fact that all my belongings were stolen. I know that it sounds like the typical “I’m not getting married until I get these items back” story but, in reality, I was pretty much kicked out of my apartment for a few days.
It should come as no surprise to you that the whole “I’m not getting married until I get these items back” story is a lie. You’re not getting married until you get things back from the person who stole them. Unfortunately, the most you’re ever likely to get back is stuff that somebody else stole. Your stuff is not back in your apartment.
Youd have to wonder why I say that if this is really my own apartment. I had the security code for the apartment changed and I was told I couldnt park in the building because I didnt have permission to use the apartment. It was a real mess and I told the landlord (who is still a good person) to get it straightened out. I just wanted to move. I didnt want to give any more information to any potential burglars.
I’m not sure if you have a security code that is still active, but I think that was my own apartment and I didnt have an active code because I was just renting. I have a key that I use to enter when I rent, so I probably had one that was active.
That’s a good question. I would think that a key like that would be active, unless you changed it yourself when you moved out of the apartment after the landlord was no longer interested in your belongings.
I just checked all the locks and the codes there are no active codes.
I am not sure if that’s good or bad. I would say that since you can easily make a fake key, even if you did change your locks, it is still a good idea to leave the active code somewhere.
I could only imagine how much these keys would cost, but I can see that it would be a lot to have to worry about. That would be because the active codes are constantly changing. We know that the locks are not always changed, but there is still a chance that the active codes may change. I am not sure what happens if the code changes, but it is a possibility.
I am very worried that if the active codes change, the active code would be a new active code. Because if this happens, then we would have to change the locks for the active code, but how long does it take to change a lock? For a person to change a lock, it would take them at least two full days to do so.
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