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coming back from Ireland w/ wife & 4-year old son, the TSA opened our bags, broke a couple of Balleek candlesticks, and ate half a candy bar: then put the other half (with teethmarks) back in the suitcase.
ReplyDeleteCould have been the baggage handlers. It's never happened to me, but my French in-laws say stuff has often disappeared from their checked bags. It's a pan-European problem that's been going on for decades.
ReplyDeleteBut there's the "inspected by the TSA" sticker and paperwork.
ReplyDeleteThe TSA actually searches through baggage, sometimes repacking very badly. My folded clothes didn't turn themselves into wads of cloth. And never all the other thousands of times I've traveled on planes, only when the TSA has opened and inspected. Maybe it's not the TSA. Maybe some baggage handlers have a clothing fetish. Maybe some handlers are only trashing bags with TSA stickers. Almost all my experiences with TSA and before that the border patrol, have not been positive, not in the least.
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