---
title: "Dog Tuxedos, Gold Teeth, Babe Ruth’s Baseball: These Are the Weirdest Things Left in Ubers"
description: "People leave a lot of weird things in their Uber; thankfully we have a list."
date: "2019-03-11"
modified: "2019-07-16"
authors:
  - name: "Rob Stumpf"
    job_title: "Contributor"
    link: "https://www.thedrive.com/authors/rob-stumpf"
url: "https://www.thedrive.com/news/26878/dog-tuxedos-gold-teeth-babe-ruths-baseball-these-are-the-weirdest-things-left-in-an-uber"
categories:
  - "News"
tags:
  - "automotive news"
  - "lost and found"
  - "ride sharing"
  - "Uber"
  - "Weird News"
---

# Dog Tuxedos, Gold Teeth, Babe Ruth’s Baseball: These Are the Weirdest Things Left in Ubers

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So you've had a few drinks and decide to [Uber](<https://www.thedrive.com/news/26514/uber-lost-1-8-billion-in-2018-despite-record-ride-hailing-food-delivery-gains>) home (as a [responsible person should do](<https://www.thedrive.com/news/25638/the-5-worst-states-for-drunk-driving-deaths-according-to-the-nhtsa>)). You wake up the next morning in a hungover stupor, later than you should have, and realize that it was the sun beating in from the open curtains that woke you up and not the alarm on your cell phone. Oh, hell. It's missing. Again. You left it in the back seat of Uber you took last night, didn't you? You're not alone in that. Uber's latest [lost-and-found index](<https://www.uber.com/newsroom/2019-lost-and-found-index/>) is full of commonalities that you hold with fellow ride sharers, and some that you definitely don't.

## Most Commonly Lost

Let's start with the things that are most commonly [left in an Uber](<https://www.thedrive.com/tech/21617/uber-tests-lower-fares-for-riders-who-are-willing-to-wait>). As one might expect, cell phones, wallets, and purses are among the top items sacrificed to the ride-sharing Gods. We are surprised to see vapes make the list, however.

1. Phone
2. Camera
3. Wallet
4. Keys
5. Purse / Backpack
6. Clothing
7. Glasses
8. Headphones
9. Vape / E-cig
10. ID / License

## The Weird Stuff

Enough with normality. I know why you're really here; to see the oddities and weird things left with Uber drivers. Our select choices include a set of solid-gold grillz, some breast milk, and (of course) a single Gucci flip-flop.

Fortunately, Uber released data on the top 50 weirdest things left in a car, so we're certain that something on the list will tickle your fancy.

1. 8 week old coffee-colored Chihuahua
2. Black faux fur neck cuff in a size large
3. A photo of a New Years kiss
4. 6 chicken tenders from 7 Eleven
5. A black and white tuxedo for a [small dog](<https://dog-gear.com/small-dog-breeds/>)
6. Full set of 18k gold teeth
7. Professional grade hula hoop
8. Salmon head
9. Medium sized medical marijuana pipe
10. Birth certificate and social security card
11. Star Wars skateboard
12. Very important headband with peacock feathers
13. A propane tank
14. A tray of eggs
15. White leather snakeskin Louboutin heels
16. Lego championship wrestling belt
17. A pack of hair and a brown brush shaped like a foot
18. Ed Sheeran concert tank top
19. Breast pump with breast milk
20. Two packs of Italian sausage and a Thanksgiving ham
21. A shopping cart
22. Ancestry kit
23. Lotion and beard oil
24. Silver & peach colored Venetian masquerade mask
25. Small handmade cat puppet
26. Babe Ruth signed baseball
27. White gold wedding band with diamonds
28. McDonald’s visor and a large fries
29. Harry Potter Magic Wand
30. A special pizza costume
31. A bird
32. Red pouch with hammock inside that says “hang loose”
33. Cheer skirt with a lion head
34. Yeezy boost 350 butters
35. A mannequin
36. Two pieces of my ever-so-special white wedding cake
37. A fog machine
38. Japanese style mandolin
39. Full fish tank with fish and water
40. An Elvis cape with a few jewels on it
41. One Gucci flip flop
42. Red Lobster takeout
43. Limited edition Chance the Rapper Starbucks gift card
44. 5×7 prom picture of me and my husband
45. 10 lbs pulled pork and 10 lbs pulled chicken
46. Rose gold Kim Kardashian lumee case
47. A piece of parchment paper with sap on it
48. Deer antlers and a welding helmet
49. My dirty laundry
50. A small plush toy of a cat eating a pizza slice

## Where and What

A few more interesting details come in the form of the most forgetful cities around the U.S. According to Uber, these cities have run up the highest list of lost items out of every area the company services:

1. East Alabama
2. Gallup, New Mexico
3. Cookeville, Tennessee
4. Mississippi Delta
5. Boone, North Carolina
6. Sioux City, Iowa
7. South Georgia
8. Mankato, Minnesota
9. College Station, Texas
10. Tallahassee, Florida

Most of the items were misplaced during late night hours during Saturday and Sunday, specifically from 11:00 PM until 1:00 AM. Additionally, riders reported more missing items on New Years and Halloween than any other day. We're not saying that these days and times are associated with inebriation, but if you're going out to drink, perhaps keep a short leash on your valuables.

## Days of the Week

Of course, everyone's schedules are different. But there seems to be a certain primal connection to the things that people leave in their chauffeur's car and the days when they are left. Uber made the following connections between lost items and days of the week:

- People are most likely to forget ****watches**** on ****Monday****
- People are most likely to forget ****headphones**** on ****Tuesday****
- People are most likely to forget ****laptops**** on ****Wednesday****
- People are most likely to forget ****books**** on ****Thursday****
- People are most likely to forget ****passports**** on ****Friday****
- People are most likely to forget ****phones**** on ****Saturday****
- People are most likely to forget ****cakes**** on ****Sunday****

IF you do end up losing something during your ride, Uber says that getting it back should be simple. Calling your driver is the easiest method of retrieval, however, if your phone itself is lost, the procedure can be done on a computer as well.

## Author
After putting down the camera and leaving the tuner car scene behind, Rob has been covering the automotive world since early 2017. Rob’s blend of technology and automotive backgrounds coupled with his industry insight give a unique perspective of what the future of mobility holds.

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