John Wayne, at your PDI (that you should only have if your steward CAN be there even if only by phone due to the Covid thing) you should direct your answers towards how the day was different than any other day. This is reffered to as extenuating circumstances in the booklet on "Defences to Discipline" found on this site or the NRLCA website. These extenuating circumstances caused a break in your routine that made you forget your key in your route vehicle. The reason you left it there is because your office doesn't have a proper key check in policy, no clerk or manager there to sign off that you turned it in to them. Your office also has no rule about the key being attached to your clothing, apparently, or you would have had it attached and not forgotten it. There was a "furniture change" in the office that "threw you off of your routine" and all of those differences were the cause of you being unintentionally forgetful. You've never done this before and you have a good record showing no other infractions (hopefully that is true). You should end up having no discipline.