Ryan Westbrook Facebook ad: “Never lose what matters again”

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2302941177139507

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Facebook, Instagram, Audience Network, Messenger and Threads

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0

EU reach

37,542

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Travel & Events

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At 12:40am in an airport parking garage, I stopped wondering where I parked and started wondering whether the car was there at all. When I dropped the car at the airport eleven days earlier, it was still dark outside. We were leaving for a trip we'd planned for months, and I remember thinking I should take a picture of the level sign before we caught the shuttle. But I didn't take one. Our flight home was delayed by almost four hours. By the time we collected our luggage, it was after midnight. My wife had been awake since before sunrise, and I could see she was running on whatever energy people somehow find at the end of a travel day. I told her to wait inside the terminal with the suitcases while I went to get the car. "Ten minutes," I said. I took the lift to the level I was sure I remembered. The car wasn't there. I walked the next aisle, then the one after that. I clicked the key fob, but there was nothing I could hear over the garage fans and the cars moving through the exit lanes. I went up a level. Then I went up another. Every floor looked exactly like the last one, with the same concrete pillars, faded signs, and rows of cars that could've been parked anywhere. Twenty minutes passed before I checked my phone again. My wife had sent a message asking if I was okay. I wrote back that I was looking for the car, then deleted it. I wrote back that I was almost there. I was still walking rows of cars. At that point, I was carrying the kind of tired that makes you doubt every decision you've made. I couldn't remember whether I'd parked on the fourth level, the fifth, or whether we'd come into a completely different section of the structure. The longer I looked, the less certain I became that I was even searching the right place. I kept thinking about my wife waiting downstairs with our luggage, tired and wondering why I was taking so long. I also had a thought I didn't want to say out loud. What if I hadn't forgotten where it was? What if it wasn't there? I eventually found it on the sixth level, one section over from where I'd been looking. The car was completely fine. I was the one who felt wrecked. When I pulled up outside the terminal, my wife got in and asked what took so long. I told her I'd forgotten where I parked. She laughed at first. Then she saw my face. The next week, I mentioned it to my brother-in-law. He travels for work and has a system for everything, which is usually annoying until you need it. He showed me his phone. In the Find My app, he had a card in his glove compartment listed alongside his keys and travel bags. It showed the card's last known location on a map, so he didn't have to start from zero after leaving his car somewhere unfamiliar. The card he uses is called a Spotminders Tracking Card. It sits flat in the glove compartment, recharges wirelessly, and works with the Find My app already on my iPhone. There isn't another app to download or a monthly subscription to add. Before our next trip, I put one in my car too. I also took advantage of their Buy 2 Get 1 Free offer, because I knew I wasn't going to be the only person in the family who could use a better starting point after a long day. I can't stop flights from being delayed. But I don't have to walk through an airport garage at midnight, trying to decide whether I forgot something important or lost it. If you've ever walked out of an airport and suddenly realized you have no idea where the car is, you may want this. 👉 https://www.spotminders.com/products/spotminders-tracking-cards P.S. I want to be clear about one thing. It isn't a live GPS feed. The card shows its last known location when a nearby iPhone updates it. For finding the place where I left my car, that is a lot more useful than guessing which level I parked on eleven days ago. P.P.S. The Buy 2 Get 1 Free offer is why I put a second card in my wife's car and kept the third for the travel bag we both rely on. I didn't want one bad night in a parking garage to teach me a lesson I only used once.

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https://www.spotminders.com/pages/lp98

Never lose what matters again

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