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Grandma’s teeth, pet ashes: Uber releases 2022 lost and found index

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The Uber Technologies Inc. logo is seen on the windshield of a vehicle in New York, U.S., on Thursday, Aug. 9, 2018. New York's city council dealt a political blow to Uber Technologies Inc.

and other app-based car-for-hire companies by approving a on There are those Uber drivers who have seen some things, and there are those who have seen it all when it comes to passengers mistakenly leaving items behind after a ride.

The company recently released its 2022 "Lost & Found Index," detailing the most forgotten items, the most forgetful city and the most unique lost items.

Topping the list of most forgotten items were phones and wallets. Other items included keys, backpacks and IDs. RELATED: Austin tops Uber Lost & Found Index as most 'forgetful' cityAs for the most forgetful cities, Austin, Texas topped the list.

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