Thank you everyone for sharing exactly where you keep your valuables. Now I'm gone dox you fly to wherever you live and do pick pocketing.
Front right phone. Front left wallet. Right belt loop/back right pocket keys on retractable lanyard
Left front pocket: Phone.
Right front pocket: Cigarettes, keys
Right front coin pocket: Lighter, knife.
Back right: Wallet
Back left: Doggie waste bags.
If I have cargo pants or a bag ir whatever, it's to carry things I don't normally carry or to just keep warm in the case of a jacket.
2 pockets, chillin: Right: phone, small knife Left: auxiliary ie; pliers, tissue, something my kid handed me wallet if going out.
4/5 pocket: Right: phone, small knife Left: knipex 4" cobra head, piece of hardware, Back left: wallet Back right: small knife Leg pocket: pen/ sharpie sometimes a tool.
Cargo: Same as top Left cargo: pocket Joe's, small amount of assorted screws and small hardware. Right cargo: pens and such on the outside pocket, probably trash, and bigger knife depending on where I am and what I'm doing. sometimes a tool.
My keys go in the pocket with the item they can damage the most whether I want it or not.
I can't stand having things in my pocket for the most part so I have a small shoulder bag that hold my wallet and keys. My phone goes in my pocket if I am walking around but on my desk or table if I'm sitting. The only thing that remains inside and that's because it goes into the tiny pocket are my airpods because I can't really notice them.
Front pocket if my pants come with any (they often don’t). Cardigan pocket otherwise.
If I'm holding something with the left hand it will go into a pocket on the left side, easy. If something becomes inconvenient or uncomfortable in the pocket it is currently occupying it will be relocated.
If I have a jacket on it means more pocket options.
Nothing has a preferred pocket.
Phone left, keys right, wallet back or right.
Usually when I go outside I have a jacket so jacket pockets, left/right but same applies for trousers.
Wallet for backpacket only on comfortable places.
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