In case you don't, you can write down the seeds of the OTPs on a piece of paper. Which you leave at home or at a friend's house or similar. The principle being that you won't lose both your laptop and piece of paper at the same time.
edit: for a "good enough" approach you can probably store your 2FA codes in your password manager, for which you have, presumably, some kind of backup.
In case you don't, you can write down the seeds of the OTPs on a piece of paper. Which you leave at home or at a friend's house or similar. The principle being that you won't lose both your laptop and piece of paper at the same time.
edit: for a "good enough" approach you can probably store your 2FA codes in your password manager, for which you have, presumably, some kind of backup.