Then he uses the other key to get into the car. It's quite simple. If your plane stalls did you crash? Not necessarily. You took corrective action and landed safely. Skip left a set of keys in his car and took corrective action to enter the car.

Correct. And he went to the back-up because he locked his primary keys inside the car. Hence, saying that he's never locked his keys in the car because he had an alternative method of entry is erroneous.

It's like smashing the window in order to get inside. The method of retrieving the keys is irrelevant.

Yup, called myself a dumbass(and a few other choice words) as I reached in vain for the closing door.

I never lock the doors so I can't lock the keys inside.

LMAO

It's not like smashing a window because there is no broken glass. A key is a key is a key. There are often multiple keys for the same lock here in America.

That doesn't make any sense. I presume intentionally.

Its been like 19 yrs for me. I'm really anal about stuff like that though. I always make sure my keys are in my hand before I lock my doors.

I did it a few times in college, but not recently.

That being said, I'd bet a significant amount of money it happens soon because I mentioned it. DAMN YOU FLOPPY! :cuss:

I do it every few years. I've had to break into my truck twice using a slim jim and each time broke one of the door locks. So now I just leave it open all the time.

Heh, just remembered that I did it on my wedding day. :doh!:

It makes sense to natural born Americans.

I haven't done it for a really long time, although the truck I just bought has those stupid auto-locking doors, and I know it's only a matter of time before somehow, some way, I get locked out of it because of them.