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Just phone and keys. You guys bring wallets everywhere?
How many?
I'm assuming work and personal?
I've done the same for years, but am thinking of making use of the second SIM slot in my personal phone and using profiles to separate everything. Many phones can also use an eSIM, so that's also an option for multiple numbers.
I misspelled, phone, just one Althought sometimes I have my work phone with me, but rarely
Car-centric infrastructure, baybee! Better have those credentials or you might get shot or imprisoned! Or both!
In the Netherlands, there's no duty to carry ID with you everywhere you go, but if you happen to be asked to show ID by someone with the authority, you have to, so it's sort of mandatory in practice because you never know what'll happen.
Beautiful country, good race car drivers.
I got credentials, just on my phone
Oh, I thought you were asking why people were carrying wallets. My ID is in there, is my reason. I can't carry my credentials on my phone, so a slim wallet is my answer.