Embarrassing mobile phone checklist discovered at Perisher ski resort listing ‘getting jacked’ and ‘have three girls on a roster’ as goals
- Phone found on Perisher slopes with embarrassing list
- Included having ‘three girls on rotation’ and getting ‘jacked’
A visitor at one of Australia’s most popular snow fields has been left red-faced after their mobile phone was found with an embarrassing list of goals as its lock screen.
An image of the eight goals on the black Samsung Galaxy S20 was posted online to Facebook, with the person who discovered it saying they found it ‘halfway down’ Perisher Ski Resort’s Front Valley, in Kosciuszko National Park.
The phone was handed in at the booking office with hopes the phone’s lock screen would identify the owner.
A visitor at one of Australia’s most popular snow fields has been left red-faced after their mobile phone was found with an embarrassing list of goals as its lock screen
Some of the health related goals include ‘get jacked and be 87kgs’, ‘quit all nicotine’ and ‘getting better at fighting’ while others were having ‘25,000$ in bank account (sic), ‘get good marks at uni’ and buying a motorbike.
However, also on the list were some more more ostensible targets, including ‘don’t get a haircut for three months’ and having ‘three girls on roster’.
The owner of the phone was further humiliated online when it was posted to the Perisher Snow Lovers Facebook Group where fellow snow-seekers took aim at the phone’s goals.
‘I’d be almost embarrassed to claim the lost phone,’ one user wrote.
‘Zip phone in pocket so I don’t lose it or otherwise I won’t have a way to check Perisher Snow Lovers to see if someone finds it, unveiling my life goals to the world,’ a second wrote.
‘$25K and have 3 girls on roster lol tell him he’s dreaming,’ a third wrote.
An image of the eight goals on the black Samsung Galaxy S20 was posted online to Facebook, with the person who discovered it saying they found it ‘halfway down’ Perisher Ski Resort’s Front Valley, in Kosciuszko National Park (pictured)
The owner of the phone was one of many enjoying the recent flourish of cold weather and snow fall at the ski resort, with 4cm of natural snow falling the the past week.
The ski resort also announced 187 of its snowguns were firing on Sunday after the temperature dropped to -5C.
Snowfall is expected to hit the slopes going into next weekend, with a maximum of 8cm to fall over Thursday night to Friday morning, according to Snowatch.