Nestlé saves the day

So in my post yesterday I unwittingly forgot to mention a crucial detail. Holger's key chain looks important. In addition to the Vespa key, house key and Toureg key, it has a Credit Suisse key on it with a bunch of numbers that mysteriously change every twenty seconds.

So someone finds the key chain lying on the sidewalk where it must have fallen out of my pocket when I was walking Gillian. This person takes a look at the key chain and observes this is no ordinary key chain and looks (loose translaton from German) "very important." Given this fact, the key chain finder rationally decides not to take the keys to the police.

Instead, he takes them to...

Because the keys looked "very important."

I am still considering what this mini study in human psychology says about either German police stations or Nestlé generally or the fact that both the police officer and the Nestlé employee I spoke with found this chain of analysis perfectly logical. But, I am glad to know Holger's keys are now in a safe place.