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<blockquote data-quote="Snattlerake" data-source="post: 3844682" data-attributes="member: 44288">I am discombobulated to no end if I lose a tool.&nbsp; If I&#039;m on a job and I laid down a tool someplace then When I go to the location I thought it was and it&#039;s not there, I might as well go home for the day.&nbsp; That is what I feel like anyway.&nbsp; I do work through it but it is in the back of my mind all day like a mosquito buzzing my brain until I find it or buy another.It screws up my workflow and my process thinking so bad I have to start on another completely different task or sit down and think.&nbsp; If I sit down and think it&#039;s kind of like me taking a break.&nbsp; I don&#039;t take breaks, because I don&#039;t let my mind rest because I&#039;m thinking what I have to do next, where that damn tool is, what I can do to bypass using the tool, etc.&nbsp; That is why I have bought multiples of tools over the years, to replace the ones I lost, then found.&nbsp; I lost a multimeter once.&nbsp; Pissed me off so bad I had to take a long lunch break and go buy another one just like it but had to upgrade because they didn&#039;t make my model anymore.&nbsp; I didn&#039;t like the first two I bought then finally found one on ebay and it was in worse shape than my old one and I didn&#039;t trust it.I had a drill driver stolen on the job when I was in another part of the building.&nbsp; I walked back to get it and couldn&#039;t find it.&nbsp; Then I heard a bunch of them were missing and the GC was aware and wanted a list so he could replace all of them.&nbsp; Nice guy!&nbsp; They even bought me a better brand of drill bits than I had. We found out later it was a thing that happened whenever the Rice company came in with their day laborers and escaped convicts to assemble furniture and cubes.&nbsp;&nbsp; I watched mine like a hawk whenever they were on site anywhere I worked.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Snattlerake, post: 3844682, member: 44288"] I am discombobulated to no end if I lose a tool. If I'm on a job and I laid down a tool someplace then When I go to the location I thought it was and it's not there, I might as well go home for the day. That is what I feel like anyway. I do work through it but it is in the back of my mind all day like a mosquito buzzing my brain until I find it or buy another. It screws up my workflow and my process thinking so bad I have to start on another completely different task or sit down and think. If I sit down and think it's kind of like me taking a break. I don't take breaks, because I don't let my mind rest because I'm thinking what I have to do next, where that damn tool is, what I can do to bypass using the tool, etc. That is why I have bought multiples of tools over the years, to replace the ones I lost, then found. I lost a multimeter once. Pissed me off so bad I had to take a long lunch break and go buy another one just like it but had to upgrade because they didn't make my model anymore. I didn't like the first two I bought then finally found one on ebay and it was in worse shape than my old one and I didn't trust it. I had a drill driver stolen on the job when I was in another part of the building. I walked back to get it and couldn't find it. Then I heard a bunch of them were missing and the GC was aware and wanted a list so he could replace all of them. Nice guy! They even bought me a better brand of drill bits than I had. We found out later it was a thing that happened whenever the Rice company came in with their day laborers and escaped convicts to assemble furniture and cubes. I watched mine like a hawk whenever they were on site anywhere I worked. [/QUOTE]

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