I find my (lost) items in the last place i look because:

• After i find it, i forget to keep looking
• After i find it, it is redundant to keep looking
• I have a small house, so there痴 only one place to look
• It痴 just my luck :(
• I never lose anything
• I never find anything
• I always look in the last place first
• I always find the items i知 not looking for
• I知 waiting for all my lost items to pile up, so that値l be the last place i値l ever need to look
• I知 not really an option
• I知 not really lost
• I知 totally lost

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