20 Things to Carry With You at All Times

One of the subreddits I occasionally browse is the EDC page.  In some cases, I think that what people carry with them might be too minimal, in others, I'm wondering if what they carry isn't a bit of overkill, no pun intended.  These are the 20 items I always carry with me:

1. Wallet (includes ID and a couple of credit/bank cards)
2. Cash (usually $100-$200 in both large and small bills as well as some coins)
3. Keys
4. A tiny flashlight (similar to this, kept on my key chain)
5. A tiny flash drive with all of my (encrypted) back-up files (also kept on my key chain)
6. A pen (Pilot Precise v7)
7. A notebook (Moleskine)
8. A pocketknife (a Swiss Army knife I've had for decades)
9. Floss (Glide, in a tiny, flat dispenser)
10. Whistle (also on the key chain)
11. Mini first aid kit (couple of band aids, alcohol wipe, packet of Tylenol)
12. A Wet Wipe (individual packet)
13. A couple of tissues
14. A condom (non lubed; multiple emergency uses)
15. A small lighter
16. A couple of safety pins
17. A rubber band
18. A laminated list of emergency numbers (should my cell phone die)
19. A Fresnel lens magnifying card (can be used to start a fire in an emergency, I use it to read print that is getting tinier by the year)
20. Cell phone (currently a Note 4 which--IMHO--is the best phone on the market)

These are the basics that I have on me every day and can be carried in my pockets.  Since I wear sunglasses (this is Vegas after all) I wear them so they aren't on the list.  If I know I will be out all day, I take my daypack, and depending on the situation, I may add the following items: bottle of water, granola bar, firearm, and a hat.  If there is a chance I will pull off the road and go on an impromptu hike I will toss in my outdoor packet as well (Mylar survival blanket, sunscreen, paracord, small compass, poncho, couple of water purification tabs, bandana, etc).