Before you get your car packed to go....

don't forget to remember that you lent your buddy your kayak racks 

Got all packed up, removed the bike racks, went to put on the yak racks....where are the yak racks...where are the yak ra...oh yeah

don't forget to remember that you lent your buddy your kayak racks 

Got all packed up, removed the bike racks, went to put on the yak racks....where are the yak racks...where are the yak ra...oh yeah

Rule #6 of the man code.

Never lend out stuff to friends or family if you ever plan to use it again yourself in the near future.   

Just had to repo a loaned out sleeping pad 3 weeks in advance of a trip for that very reason.  I've learned over the years, that it's fine if they borrow it while they're with you, but it's he'll to get stuff back you loan out.

I mean I knew it was unwritten code about lending out tools and not letting them get outside of your eyesight, but the kayak rack is a new one to me.  Meh.

Yeah...missing 2 sleeping pads and one of my nicer bags, course one of my kids as at lest one of these items.

don't forget to remember that you lent your buddy your kayak racks 

Got all packed up, removed the bike racks, went to put on the yak racks....where are the yak racks...where are the yak ra...oh yeah

Rule #6 of the man code.

Never lend out stuff to friends or family if you ever plan to use it again yourself in the near future.   

I picked up a load of dirt with my trailer last weekend for my brother and left said dirt in the trailer at his house.  I called him on my way back up from Drain this evening to mention how nice of a day it must have been to get a bunch of yard work done and that my trailer must be in his way now since it is empty.  Apparently, seven days was not enough to unload a yard of dirt.  So again, Insayn is correct.