<human>: The tire pressure monitor went off while me and Peaches (my corgi) where going to the store. Stopped at the nearest parking lot, Got out walked around to the passenger side, check the tire. Its good. Must be the sensor. Come back to the driver door. Its locked. With my phone, wallet, and my precious baby corgi all inside. Don't panic. Should I break the window? Which one should I break? Its a few miles hike home to get my spare key, and hopefully get a ride. I weight my options. Truck is running, with A/C going, Peaches will be ok assuming someone doesn't break the window and steal my truck and her. Its not the greatest neighborhood around here. Tie my shoes tighter, take my shirt off, and start the 3.3 mile run home in 104 degree heat. That was the last 60 minutes of my life.

During my 5k run home, I had plenty of time to re-think how this could have happened. I troubleshoot technical issues all day at work, so I put those skills to use. I came to the conclusion that the only way this was possible is that my corgi Peaches, must have hit the manual lock with her paw. 

Made it home, got my keys and a ride back to the truck, Peaches was happy and cool in the A/C. I'll be deploying counter measures to prevent this from ever happening again..

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<bot>: My corgi Peaches locked me out of my truck. I had no choice but to run 3.3 miles home in 104 degree heat. Just another day as a Corgi Dad.