Apparently, if you're getting an Uber on a Monday you're most likely to leave behind your charger, cardholder or glasses - makes sense if you're heading into the office with a severe case of the Monday morning haze where nothing is quite right until you've had your morning coffee and caught up with your colleagues.
Tuesdays are the most family friendly, with prams, baby bottles, baby car seats and dummies the most common items left behind. Not quite sure given the size of a pram it's easy to miss unless it's stored in the boot though?
On to hump day, where we're all jet setting - apparently. On a Wednesday the most common items left behind are passports and books.
Thursday must be a forgetful person's food shop day as most groceries are top of the list of most missed items, as well as laptops.
Now the weekend comes round and, you can guess it, it's those night out essentials dropped down the sides and left inside your Uber. Friday that's bags and cash; Saturday it'll be keys and ID, as well as clothes and Sunday, the day of the week that people are most likely to leave items behind, it's makeup, wallets, phones and earrings.
And as for the most unique items left behind, Uber's narrows that down into a top 50 list that we can only assume is listed exactly as the person has that's lost them has described them...
Danny DeVito Christmas ornament
MY DOG IS IN THE CAR!!! A toy poodle.
Blue cap that says ‘i love the smell of jet fuel in the morning’
Fog machine
Some bowling rags
Ankle monitor
My unicycle
16 oz of fake blood
A printer and remote-controlled vibrator
A pin with Jesus holding slice of pizza
Small camping stove and my funeral pamphlets
Stainless steel gua sha tool
Cat collar that says ‘Maui’ on it
My calculator and my tacos
Small stone carved whales
Sentimental green pen
Statue of Liberty green foam crown
A lightsaber
Tamagotchi, light blue, egg shaped. And nuts.
My hamsters are in her car
Hermes scarves
1/2 a gallon of Fireball
Mannequin wig head
6 cheesecakes
My happy sauce
Britney spears fantasy perfume
‘Taming of the Shrew’ by Shakespeare
2 fingernails
A fire sword.
A small, felt, stuffed animal that I made
Two painted rat traps
Tattoo ink and gold antlers
A power of attorney document issued by Turkish consulate
2 Pet Turtles
Packets and bundles of fake hair
I lost my girlfriend
Bidet
lotion and chicken wings
I left a slab of bluefin tuna for sushi on the floorboard of the back seat.
One Gucci loafer
Rash cream
An important pregnancy test
Self-respect, mostly.
A feather
Foley catheter insertion tray kit
Slushy machine
Paintings of my wife
Weight loss surgery guide
Horns and a viking helmet
My friends fake tooth
With all this talk of lost property, if you do lose anything whilst taking an Uber, the company recommends heading over to the dedicated help page on the Uber website which outlines the steps you need to take.
There's a brand-new Catalonian-inspired café and bar venue coming to Sheffield where you can grab a coffee or a pint at the same time.
This is Cats, a combined café and bar space that's making its way to Broomhill and offering anyone visiting the chance to experience a taste of Spain without having to fork out the cost of a plane ticket.
Catalonia is famous for many notable like impressive architecture such as La Sagrada Familia, legendary performers like Rosalía and phenomenal all-day hospitality which this new site is hoping to emulate.
Although we might not be able to judge their skills as vocalists, when it comes to construction and deconstruction they're excelling, as can be seen in their renovation progress documented across their socials.
Taking shape in the former Nibbles Pizza site on Ashdell Road, although you might not be able to order a 12 inch meat feast anymore, Cats will be offering a range of interesting wines, beers and bar snacks.
In newly-released rendered images, a fitting wine-red colour has been used throughout both interior and exterior, the latter having a small seating adjacent to the front door.
Inside, you'll find lightbulbs dotted around the almost-180 degree-spanning window seating with small warm lights to set the mood.
Directly opposite will be the bar with a muted-concrete countertop that has a coffee machine on one end and draught beers on the other - the ultimate dream.
There's even a cellar area downstairs with banquette seating and those familiar tabletop lamps which help keep the atmosphere as relaxed and intimate as intended.
As the name may suggest, this place isn't exclusively for feline lovers as this Sheffield venue is promising to be a dog-friendly site stocking 'Cats' branded dog treats and water bowls.
Of course, this won't be exactly how this café and bar space will end up looking like as working with an older may pose some potential challenges, but these plans shouldn't differ too much.
We can't wait to get our claws on a glass of vino.
Featured Images - Cats Sheffield via Instagram (Supplied)
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Trains from Leeds ‘extremely limited’ amid record-breaking heatwave
Daisy Jackson
‘Extremely limited’ train services are running across Yorkshire this week as the country melts in a record-breaking heatwave.
Northern has reached out to passengers to warn that a ‘significantly reduced’ number of trains are operating in and out of Leeds.
They’re urging people to avoid travelling at all unless your journey is ‘absolutely essential’.
And if you do have to travel, they’ve warned of ‘significantly longer waiting times, busy trains and short-notice cancellations’.
The disruption is set to continue all day today and into tomorrow, Friday 26 June, as temperatures up north are forecast to hit 34ºC and an Amber weather warning for extreme heat covers much of the country.
Northern has assured passengers that they ‘are doing everything we can to keep people moving as efficiently as possible’.
Passengers are encouraged to check their journey before setting off, carry water, and avoid peak times where possible.
If you chose not to take a planned journey, you can claim a full refund on your ticket, or travel on another day using Northern’s ticket easement.
You can see the full travel advice for Northern HERE.
Northern said in a notice to passengers: “Due to the continued extreme heat, we have significantly reduced the number of trains running on routes in and out of Manchester, and services remain in high demand. This will now continue into Friday, 26 June.
“We strongly recommend customers consider whether their journey is necessary and if customers do choose to travel this week, they are advised to prepare for significantly longer waiting times, busy trains and short-notice cancellations.
“We would ask all customers to only travel if your journey is absolutely essential and to check your full journey before setting off.”
Sophie Smith -
27th June 2023 
