<human>: Yesterday I left my bag and wallet on a NYC Subway. It's the first time I've done this and I feel like an idiot. I'm normally super careful with my belongings when I'm on the Subway... but I was on a local train and there was an express across the track and in a split second I decided to run and catch it. As soon as I left the local train I realized I'd left my bag on the seat but the doors shut in my face and my bag was off to Manhattan while I was stuck in Brooklyn flailing and cursing on the platform. Inside my bag was my wallet with all my bank cards, unlimited MetroCard, ID, and about $200 in cash because it was my birthday last week and my parents gave me a wad of cash on Sunday. Normally I'd never have that much on me. There was also a sketchbook (which luckily doesn't have much sentimental value yet because it's pretty new,) a bag of delicious candy I bought right before I got on the Subway, some brand new winter gloves, and my favorite winter hat. I filled out a lost property report on the MTA website but it's supposed to take a minimum of 10 days to be booked in "central lost and found" or whatever. Urrrgh. My bank account is being monitored and nothing's happened there yet, which is good. What worries me is my phone number is written in the sketchbook but no one's called me. I suppose someone way have turned it in without opening the sketchbook though, so there's hope. There's nothing I can really do but wait I guess. I'd love to hear some "against all odds it was returned" kinds of stories. Got any for me?

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<bot>: I stupidly left my bag and wallet with $200 in cash in it on a NYC Subway yesterday. It has't turned up yet. Do you have a story to cheer me up with?