But imagine the panic that would come with misplacing something that would then require you to do a hell of a lot of explaining afterward.Uber released its 2026 Lost & Found Index, which talks about the most frequently forgotten items in rideshare vehicles.People have left some bizarre things in the backs of Ubers over the last year.(iStock)Of course, the most common items are your phones, wallets, keys, and luggage, but we need to talk about the more unique items.PASSENGERS SHARE 'WEIRDEST' THINGS SEEN ON PLANES, INCLUDING UNUSUAL FOODS, BARE FEET AND BARNYARD ANIMALSUber released the 50 most unique items left in cars, and I'm going to whittle that down to a top five power ranking of the strangest things to leave behind in a car.It's going to steal headlines, but forgetting breat milk in an Uber seems pretty easy to explain.
(iStock)We're going to get started with a potentially controversial pick.I think a lot of people may have had breast milk as potential top dog, but I think it's one of the items in the top 50 that's easier to explain.Of course, that isn't to say it wouldn't melt your brain for a second if you reached down to adjust your seat and came up with some mystery breast milk.But, think about it, who carries around breast milk? Yeah, mothers with young kids.Doesn't it make sense that while trying to wrangle an infant in the back of some stranger's RAV4, the bottle could come out of that little side-holster pocket of the diaper bag? Then, in haste to get some fresh air (because every Uber I've ever been in has no AC, smells weird, or both), they either forget the bottle of breast milk.Yeah, it does, and that's why it's coming in at No.5.Are the Little Rascals taking Ubers?This gets into something we're going to see time and time again with this list: if you care enough to travel with an unusual item, you're probably going to be more inclined to keep tabs on it.Marbles, for instance.
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