Can confirm, I don't own a key to my own home. I bought it without a key and I've never thought to get one.
My neighbor gave me the code to his safe (full of gold coins), "just in case."
My neighbor gave me the code to his safe (full of gold coins), "just in case."
But I agree with your comment's sentiment. I considered it, but only after the edit period was up. I generally consider myself anonymous here, which actually isn't true.
Thanks for taking the time.
Friends and neighbours by contrast are platonic, they are relatively simpler relationships. In fact, because they are so simple, there is much more value in trust and honesty because anyone who is dishonorable will instantly lose that relationship. Family relations aren't like that because most relationships can't be easily deleted.
As the saying goes, keep your friends close and your enemies closer. Your closest relationships are your family.
Giving a trusted neighbor access and information about the contents is to protect those things for your heirs -- or to get you out of a jam.
On the other hand, despite being the home of anti-gun crusaders such as Mike Bloomberg, I’d reckon that half of the houses in upstate NY have a loaded gun stashed somewhere around the bed. I would bear that in mind if attempting any sort of home invasion.