1 The greater sac (or general cavity of the abdomen), represented in red in the diagrams above. 2  The lesser sac (or omental bursa), represented in blue. The lesser sac is divided into two omenta:  The lesser omentum (or gastrohepatic) is attached to the lesser curvature of the stomach and the liver.
As a lessee, you can choose to buy out your current leased vehicle, lease another car (either from the same brand or try something new), or simply return the car and walk away. (For more on leasing see The Beginner's Guide to Leasing).
Determine how long you want to keep the car. Be specific -- the time difference between a morning and an evening return, for example, can affect the cost of extending the return. Step 2. Contact the rental agency from which you are borrowing the car. While most major agencies have toll-free national help lines, you may also call the specific pickup/drop-off location at the number on your rental agreement forms. Step 3. Explain that you wish to extend the return date on your rental car. Ask about any service fees that may apply, and what your new rate will be -- rental companies charge different rates on weekends, weekdays and holidays, and your rate for the extension may not be the same as it was originally.