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**Hopefully, Reddit will help**

So last night, I was sitting in the Toronto subway, minding my own business when I was robbed at gunpoint. I won't go through the numerous details of what happened, but I'm okay. The thing is, they took my iPhone 4s. (The data is recoverable)

Now the really fucked up thing is that I take that subway train every day, almost twice (To and from school) And I can't help but feel scared that something like that can happen in such a routine way. (They looked as if they choreographed it)

Why I'm generally upset is that my iPhone was the only piece of technology I actually call my own (Other than a 5 year old Acer laptop, and a gifted ps3). I'm trying to get into the field of broadcast, and I'm waiting on a job interview. It's hilarious how much the world can change in a second.

The absolute best part of all this is that I posted a Facebook status about 4 minutes before this happened. The status was mentioning my opinions on black history month, and how people fall into stereotypes (Which I don't fall into). The gunmen? Two stereotypical black males.

The proper authorities were notified, and since it was an armed robbery, they're taking it a lot more serious.

I made this AskReddit because I can only assume this has happened to other people before. I mean, I'm just a broke, yet friendly 20 year old student :(
<bot>: Robbed at gunpoint in a subway station I use daily, useful iPhone stolen, has this happened to you before? If so, how did you deal with it?