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I worked for security at a nuclear plant. Ammunition was considered contraband but not as serious an offense as a handgun. The best advice is that if you have a backpack, duffel bag, or whatever that you use to take a firearm to a range for practice or hunting, use that bag exclusively for that purpose. Get a different bag for everything else.
I was about to say the same thing! My travel bags are my travel bags. Range bags are range bags. Hunting bags are hunting bags.
While I hope for leniency, I will completely understand if they don't get it. Truly, they should have known better.
@@pbcbbc do a sweep in the bags you are using to travel with before you pack them that way you can remove anything that you won't need on the cruise. My travel luggage is just that, travel luggage. I use different bags for different reasons.
Exactly.
@@pbcbbc Agreed.
We almost always use lanyards- mostly for convenience and so we don't lose them. Never thought of them as status symbols 😆
To think I thought I was impressing all the ladies at the Lido with my lanyard. Maybe I'll stick it to my forehead moving forward as a fashion statement.
My status definitely ain’t a brag 😂
Me too
Me, too. I’m always worried I’ll lose the thing. I never wear it when off ship.
Yes !! Why would they sell on the ships if they didn’t want people to wear. I don’t wear it on land. On on the ship .
On the TCI situation, it’s happened before and the US State Department has specific warnings for Turks and Caicos Islands about ammunition.
As for its a mistake, did we not learn from Britany Griner?
(I’m also amused by people on several discussion boards who are all “no drugs are allowed/they deserve it” defending this because its gun related)
And females can vote but can't be drafted into war. Life in the US is unfair. The end.
Yep! Drugs are a huge no no to them but guns are their precious babies.
I went on my first cruise and watching all the videos it was recommended to get a lanyard as you always have to have it with you. Shocked!!
Interesting to watch. I wonder if you’re aware that the age for alcohol consumption in some countries is not always the same as in USA; consequently the country ship is registered must surely be relevant - apart from actions to recognise & respect laws of country whose waters your vessel is currently in. I’m amazed that any, ANY, responsible weapon owner would not track every bullet or weapon in their possession. Accidentally forget a couple of bullets in your backpack…. Shee!!!
It's simple - one bag(s) for guns and ammo, others for travel. I have many bags for different hobbies - gym bag, work bag, hiking/running gear with dog stuff. My "travel" bags are always in storage until I'm ready to go.
I agree with you about the lanyards...it's the most convenient way to keep track of your card - I wear it inside my shirt when I get off the ship. When I want to impress people on the ship I wear my 40 pounds of gold-plated chains and faux diamond bling! (JK.....) 😉
How were these two bullets not flagged when he boarded the ship? Also, here in Quebec the legal drinking age is 18 but when I took my children on a cruise with us they respected the fact that the legal drinking age onboard ship was 21. No waiver, no question. Follow the rules of the Cruise line. As far as the card on a lanyard, I wear one while onboard the ship (it’s just convenient) but never in cruise ports.
Go to Europe, 18 year olds can drink. Therefore. When buying a drink package, you have to buy 2 if the other person is 18.
I have been thinking the same thing, how does one go thru tsa, customs, or security at a cruise terminal and a bullet not get seen. Seems like very lax security. There needs to be an investigation into the terminal security.
@@paulready8897 It has been proven that TSA is practically just another useless capitalist gimmick. A group of us flew to Asia without a visa (my tard cousin made all arrangements, 1st and last btw) and the flight was supposed to verify, but somehow we bypassed through. Ultimately, it is our fault and responsibility to respect our host country’s rules.
@@paulready8897I don’t think it means the security is lax. But it’s interesting that you say security was lax, but that he wasn’t when he packed his bags before the trip.
@@maureencarlson2206 both can be true. He was lax packing and security was lax. They are freaking bullets! Now if it was a bottle of booze they would have found it.
You said right, the law is the law. It is the travelers responsibility to be informed and comply with the laws of the country they are in. We certainly expect visitors to our country to do so.
Most people that break our laws just get shipped back.
@@jw2758 Are you sure about that or are you making that up? References?
Agreed!
Seems like there are millions of examples in the last 3 years that stand in stark opposition to your assertion. We expect people who directly violated immigration laws to respect all our other laws?? Um…ok. Unrelated, I’m selling some oceanfront property in Arizona if you’re interested.
Anyone else notice Tony's hair game is on point today? 👍
His beard is trimmed too.
🤩 Tony looks like he's ready for a Jenny Date!
Interesting the cruise ship security didn't find those bullets on embarkation...
Anything the find is by pure luck on their part most of those people are just going through the motions in my experience
They are just looking for alcohol and power strips! @@onlyinamerica4916
A lot of places don't have the best checks. My husband flew from our state to Florida to get on a cruise ship. He took his camping bag and packed last minute. He didn't thinking about the hunting knife in the backpack. He made it through airport security and then got on the cruise ship with it. He discovered it then and was shocked because he thought he took it out after a camping trip a while ago but didn't. They discovered it on the way back from Florida and he threw it away.
Interesting that TSA didn't find them at the airport if he flew to his departure port.
@@sonokoroxs I had a similar experience with a multitool I had forgotten in my bag when I flew to NY. They let me pay 20$ for the priveledge of shipping it home.
I always wear my cruise card around my neck while on the ship. It's just easy to keep up with. I don't need a wallet or anything else filling up my pockets (if I have pockets). However- I NEVER wear my cruise card in port. That is just the universal neon flashing TOURIST sign. And yes- I'm very sure most people can tell that you're a tourist, but you don't want to advertise that fact
Exactly I’m free from my wallet and all I gotta wear is a lanyard
Right, sometimes I wear it on a lanyard and sometimes I don't. It depends. I don't think anyone should be impressed by a card. I've been on a lot of cruises, but many folks have been on many more. I don't see what difference it makes.
Don't use a lanyard but regarding it being a tourist sign. I've worked in security for decades. Display of ID is mandatory at all times while in office as well as the entire "grounds" which is open to the public. Over decades of working in the operations center I never heard of or saw a security report come in at our location or any other (I worked at a regional hub responsible for over 10 locations) about a worker being targeted because their badge was displayed.
What I have seen is that workers transiting from work/home have been targeted and had their backpack/purse/bag stolen. Whether it be on their person or left in their vehicle. It's why when we are in any sketchy area the only thing my GF carries is her phone in her pocket.
Exactly for convenience
@@Komainu959Can’t carry anything on your pocket if they don’t put pockets in your clothes.
Laws are laws. Know the laws where you are traveling. Mistakes have consequences. That said, I do have sympathy for the man and his family.
There have been several occurrences of bullets being found in passenger's bags on Turks & Caicos. Their laws are their laws. A bigger concern is that in all cases the bags got through TSA or other security in the US. This is a bigger question , how?
it's okay in checked bags. and you can even have a gun if checked and declared (not loaded).
The fact that a cruise ship worker thinks passengers are wearing their cruise card around their neck to show off their status, is alarming. I think re-training should be added for the cruise workers.
Somebody has probably said something to the effect- can’t you see I’m special ! While demanding something and wearing it.
It’s dumb. Mine is in my small carry purse, with the phone, cigarettes and matches.
I saw this on another channel but I think some lines will have a special color or something that shows a person’s loyalty status, and there are likely a very small number of people that are doing it for that reason. But I agree I wear mine for convenience as well and never even thought about attempting to show off any sort of status lol.
The crew members that said that must not work for Princess, because the medallions come with lanyards!
I thought that’s why the cruise lines sold lanyards. I thought that’s what they were made for!
I’m not normally in “status” cabins, but I I covered it when I was once there! I now have a container for it. And yes the quick release is important. Hubby puts his inside his shirt normally! I’m in a wheelchair, ask the crew member where they think I should keep my key!
I wear mine that way on ship because most women's summer clothing such as dresses don't have pockets!
Or maybe I’m wearing my lanyard because most of my cruise clothes don’t have pockets. Also, people who have reached their penultimate cruise status should be proud! Show it off!
agreed, newbies may be comfortable asking them questions too based on that lanyard
the cruise line promotes the sale of the lanyard as soon as you walk onto the ship it's a convenience and it makes it harder to lose. it is not a status symbol
After a trip of any sort, all my bags are emptied of everything everything
How did those bullets get through TSA or ship security???
They were planted?
For every 1 who gets caught a few get through. Not possible to give everyone a thorough screening.
According to the TSA website, you can have ammunition in a checked bag when flying in the U.S. That being said, if I was leaving the country, I would be damn sure to check all compartments in my luggage for stuff I can't or don't want to take.
What kind of people are so careless with gun safety?
@@SuperShucks Americans.
So on our last family vacation on Carnival last November. The Uncle in our group "cleaned" out his backpack in the cabin before going ashore in Roatan. Well he had several SPENT shells in his backpack. He tossed them in the trash can in his room. When we got back on board, security was waiting for him. Took him to the cabin, he agreed to have them fully search the cabin. He explained that he had taken his backpack to the range before going on vacation. We had flown to the ship and nothing said. Thankfully he didn't have any more or a gun of any kind with him. Security cleared the room and him, THANKFULLY!!!! No other action was taken, thank goodness Carnival handled it very reasonably! Next cruise May 11th, triple checking all bags!!
This wasn’t carnival though, he was off the boat and had bullets on him. The country is punishing him
I use a lanyard for convenience, too. I don't think it's a status thing at all. Weird. But off the ship in port, I tuck it underneath my shirt. I don't want to broadcast that I'm a cruiser.
People empty your bags out! EVERYTHING get the dust bunnies out before you pack for your cruise. So you do not get stuck somewhere else for something stupid in your backpack or bags. Thank you Tony
I wear my sail and sign card around my neck because I don’t want to loose it. lol.
You just flaunting that status
@@rustyshackelford3371 lol. You know last year was my first cruise as a platinum guest. Was and still am pretty excited about reaching platinum. But one could say that’s almost a badge of stupidity as it adds up to a pretty good chunk of change.
we all do; In Universal too
Me, too.
@@rustyshackelford3371 yep, I’m in about the lowest code room most of the time -- almost steerage! Must help make others make their states more important!
They don’t know it’s an accident and most other countries do not view guns and ammunition as “not a big deal”. Most importantly, you shouldn’t be treating bullets carelessly and should be accountable for putting it away properly as soon as you return from the range, hunting, etc.
Thank you.
Great point…maybe our country…USA…should think differently about guns and ammo….not rocket science
So it's not a big deal when criminals and narco terrorists have weapons? But it's a big deal when an American has a cartridge by mistake. Hypocrisy has no bounds.
@@jesspeinado480 Who says it’s no big deal? Nobody should have weapons or ammunition if the local law prohibits it. Whether it’s the cartels or ignorant tourists.
@@user-sq9cl3fj3v Perhaps, but he was not in the good old U.S.A. and we shouldn't presume to put our laws on another country.
Right because the locals have NO idea who comes off a ship 🤦🏻♀️
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Congratulation on the purchase of your new home that now includes a Lego Room.
1.I have no status..it's for convenience
2. Alcohol for 21 yr olds only
3. You've said it before Tony..always check the countries protocols before traveling!!
1, totally agree no need to explain to everyone your cruise status level, but how many have pockets etc, esp women in dresses.
2, Drinking ages are different outaide of the US, 18 here in the UK.
3, Totally agree, research and respect the rules in the country you are visiting.
"It’s not always illegal for people under 21 to drink. In 45 states, laws allow underage drinking in certain situations.
In 29 states, someone under 21 may drink with their parent’s permission if it’s in a private residence or on private property.
Six states allow someone under 21 to drink on private property without their parent’s consent.
Eight states allow underage people to drink with a parent’s consent in public restaurants or bars.
In 26 states, people under 21 may drink alcohol as part of religious services, such as a ceremony in your church."
Minors just cant buy alcohol. Parents can give their kids a sip of wine with dinner if they wanted.
@namename9998 I realized that after I wrote that..but I guess 21 is a good age to stick with on the cruise ship..maybe for more control..??
@@DonnaBorn138 I think limiting the number of alcoholic drinks people can buy per day is a better idea. If someone is buying drinks for other people then kids won't get as drunk. And whats the point in limiting drinking to people 21+. Its probably people 18+ who were getting drunk and they were probably getting drunk on land so why is cruising different. I doubt alcohol contributes to that many overboard incidences otherwise ships should not offer alcohol at all or drop the number of drinks even more.
I would rather people not get drunk because many are loud or rude and that affects other people but I dont want people telling me that I cant have a second serving of chicken nuggets if I can afford the second serving.
@@namename9998 true
The law applies to all. Why should a tourist be given leniency when a local would not?
My simple solution for having contraband in a backpack is I have a dedicated travel backpack that I use for flying and other travel and then I completely clear it out after the trip.
reword for both incidents - a passenger, after returning from hunting/range practice/etc, failed to store and secure his ammunition in his home (ie the fault started then) before journeying
Bingo. Im a legal firearm owner. It is the responsibility of the owner to SECURE their firearms and ammo. How to avoid this? I NEVER use a travel suitcase for ammo and I use a SPECIFIC suitcase just FOR that purpose and nothing else. He knows better. You cant even carry firearms+ammo within certain state lines (I live in NYS as an example).
Thank you for making sense!
This… from what I know this is the 4th US citizen that has done this in the past several months.
💯 and clearly the cruise ships don't care that they're bringing on the ship...but please take away those power strips before we board...cause yeah, safety.
@@DuttyGyal718same! My fave tote is now for the range and never again for travel
I don't think people are worried about flashing status on a cruise UNTIL it's time to wait in line at Guest Services or during check-in.
Wearing my sail & sign card around my neck comes as second nature. I worked for 30+ years where the building was secured & your badge was required to get in & out of the building and into the area where I worked and other areas inside the building. Some campuses require it to enter the parking lot! Also your badge had to be visible at all times on the premises. So wearing my card is just normal for me. It definitely has nothing to do with “status”!?!
Congratulations 🎉on y’all’s new house! Thanks Tony & Jenny B!!
I know someone who wears hers in a fancy lanyard (definitely because she likes to show it off since she’s a Carnival Diamond), I like wearing them on a lanyard out of convenience. I love not having to carry a bag around all the time on the cruise ship. It’s awesome to walk around with free hands and not having to carry things in my pocket!
I do wear my key card on a lanyard. But it is a matter of convenience..
I wear my lanyard for convenience on the ship. No alcohol under 21 is a good rule.
Any adult should be able to drink alcohol when you are in international waters or a country that allows it. The cruise line makes no sense.
Her@common_c3nts Here in Australia, the drinking age is 18, and when cruise ships sail from an Australian port, the drinking age on the ship is 18. I have experienced this on Carnival and Royal Caribbean ships.
@@common_c3nts you have to set a rule for the whole cruise. You change because you approach a different land that allows one age and then change again. The cruise ship owners had to set an age that would accommodate most countries or they would be breaking the law.
Uncle Sam had no problem sending me to 'Nam before my 19th birthday but buying a beer was forbidden. 'Merica, what a country !
@@CPO-Snarky"old enough to kill but not for voting" Barry McGuire Eve of Destruction
Congratulations on the house purchase Tony and Jenny B, may you have many happy years in your new Abode ❤
Why would you ever need to travel with bullits in your bag?
Apart from America, most countries do have fairly strict weapon laws. Coming from Europe I wouldn't even dream of owning a gun or ammunition and definitely never ever bring it traveling
They use that bag when hunting, or going to range. Convenient sized bag, they should have dumped it out is all.
@@Penny-ts5ecThat’s what I was thinking as a American who has been to the gun range a few times with my husband. We took our gun inside its lockbox, our headphones for sound blocking, eye protection, and ammunition and transported it in a bag that my husband also uses for travel. Some of the ammunition fell out of the box into the bag because after we opened it the first time, the lid kept popping open because it was thin cardboard. It’s too bad he didn’t use common sense and clear his bag all the way out.
Tough, not interested in your opinion
@@kathybrem880 Well everyone is entitled to their opinion, no one forces you to read mine. You are free to just scroll past.
Luckily my opinion/part facts will not have me end up in jail for possession of illegal items
I wear it around my neck… because I usually don’t have pockets
I'm surprised he made it on the ship on embarkation. I know a person, that accidently left bullets in his coat (he had been hunting), He was pulled to the side, searched further, questioned before being able to board a Royal ship. He almost missed the ship.
My question regarding the Cruise Dad who had bullets in his backpack in Turks and Caicos.... how did Carnival miss this when he boarded the cruise ship?!? My opinion: you break the law in a foreign country, be prepared for the consequences, no matter how "silly" you think the law is.
They are more concerned for alcohol on cruise ships.
Another great video. Very good information
RE: wearing cruise card…Okay while aboard the ship for the convenience…NEVER in the cruise port. As you stated, it potentially id’s you as a target for the locals
Can wear off the ship, just tuck it in under your top!
As if the locals can't tell the cruisers from the locals 🤣🤣🤣
Good joke!!!
Yes!
We wear our medallions in lanyards inside our clothing for convenience as we would likely mislay them. Having said that the lanyard is a 14 carat, 2 inch thick gold chain and the medallions sits in a 40carat diamond encrusted setting…..too much? Just JOKING about the last bit!!! 😂
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WOW!!! Lookin' goood! Keep up the good work!
Good Luck with the move Jenny and Tony! Great show today Tony! Luda Approved❤
I wear it around my neck all the time. I have been doing this for 25 years and never had an issue.
I don't believe what she is saying.
It is very convenient whenever you are not in your cabin and need to go shopping, for going out ashore, or go back to your room.
Mostly, everyone does this!
What is there to show off?
As far as wearing the lanyards around your neck, we just went on a group tour through three cities in Italy and the group had us wearing lanyards around our necks with the name of the tour company on it Etc but when we were left to go out on our own, we realized we were shooting ducks, so to speak or targets for the local pickpockets and even for the restaurant people to take advantage of us and charged us $10 cover charge instead of their usual $5 cover charge. So we started taking the lanyards off as soon as we went out on our own away from the tour group
Love your channel, you and Jenny are my favorites, thank you for keeping us in the know!!
Love your sense of humor, thanks for the Vid.....
Thanks for the cruise news and your views
FOR YOUR FACE!!! 😅😂
I turn my card around so status doesn’t show. Status means nothing but free laundry on Carnival. But will wear it on my lanyard for convenience. Thanks for the cruise news
Agree on the card/lanyard. It's convenient. I take it off when I'm in port
We live in a gun culture. Other countries do not. They don’t want it in their countries. Show some respect.
it was an accident. show some empathy.
@@Pjyule No. It was an inexcusable mistake. A responsible gun owner does not make such mistakes.
We as Americans are too relaxed with our gun laws especially in Texas. Also why is your travel backpack the same as your gun bag?
Missing a cartridge or two in a bag is a mistake. It's not being disrespectful. Saying you're an idiot isn't disrespectful, it's an observation.
You’re the one who decides what’s inexcusable? 🤡@@thevoiceofreason8240
Congratulations on your new house! Hope the move goes well
The punishment seems particularly harsh for the "crime". However, too many US travelers seem to believe that everyplace they travel is just an extension of the United States. Valuable lesson to all that it isn't.
The punishment, if found guilty, should stand. Travelers should respect the laws of the countries to which they travel. Whether it is guns, ammo, CBD or other drugs, if it is illegal there, travelers should know and accept FULL responsibility for their misdeeds.
Why are they traveling with bullets ?
Clean your bag out after each trip . Are they leaving more items than bullets which would explain them just not cleaning out bags ? Or , are they trying to show that they own a weapon ?
No jail time, banned from the country.
@@marciar8909he broke laws in that country. Why should he get to go free? Laws are for everybody. Not everybody else.
@@maureencarlson2206 I’m not opposed to consequences but jail time, especially 12 years is over the top
I wear my card around my neck because it's a reason to wear my fun, blingy lanyard that I only use for cruises. My motto is, "If it don't shine, it ain't mine!" 😂😂😂
Cruise card: Convenience. Never for “status”…never even thought about that.
Sorry - but NO ONE accidentally keeps loose bullets in a travel bag. That's insane. That being said, the penalty seems incredibly harsh.
Convenience only. We always put our set/sail pass in our backpacks when we leave the ship.
I wear mine on a lanyard because I don’t want to carry a purse around and don’t always have pockets, it is just more convenient.
Tony and Jenny Congratulations /¡Felicidades! on your new home!!
My husband was stopped at the airport on our way to a cruise two years ago because there were bottle rockets in the pouch of his wheelchair. We had no idea. Grandkids probably stuck them there after July 4 festivities. So, someone from ATF had to come and accompany me out of the secure area to dispose of the fireworks before I could return. Fortunately, we didn't miss our flight after all that, but my husband is now on a TSA list that he tried to bring explosives on an airplane.
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Having bullets in your bag on an international trip is just dumb. As always don't do the crime in a country that arrests you for wearing camo's and carrying ammo. Your not in Kansas anymore.
How did this person get through the U.S. airport security when they boarded the plane to fly to Turks and Cacos?
Don’t matter he’s in jail now America will deal with it later
@@ruthmauel3195 He didn't fly to Turks and Caicos, he sailed there on a Carnival ship. It's unclear if he flew or drove to the cruise port.
Tony you rock!!! Love this channel ❤️
I've seen comments on other sites that recommend that people use separate luggage for camping/ hunting/ firing ranges than for regular traveling.
Some knives and scissors with short blades are permitted on some cruise ships. Always check on prohibited items before you travel. Lists change over time.
I worked as a bartender for a caterer for a number of years. It never failed to amaze me the number of adults that gave underage relatives drinks at "special" events.
There was NEVER one time that it led to SMART decisions by an underage drinker. At one reception, the brother of the bride got into a fight with some other guests and left the reception. He was picked up by the local police arguing with patrons at a nearby bar. On his return for identification, the mother of the bride was arrested as she assaulted two officers because she demanded the officers release her son.
So here was this beautiful bride with her mother and brother going to jail before she cut her wedding cake. All because a relative thought it was a great idea to give a minor some drinks and a mother that couldn't control her emotions.
I wear it around my neck so I don't' loose it. Some cruise lines give you a lanyard when you board the ship. I have a Disney Lanyard and a Royal Lanyard from my cruise travels.
Don't travel with bullets.
Love everything on the shelves. I have missed them.
LMAO at your voices. Thank for all the news and updates. Good luck with the move
Just clean out your travel bag before oh I don't know traveling on aircraft and or leaving the country. 25 years in the airlines and I can attest to people having to do some quick explaining for something in their bag. But that's here in the US. Don't assume a foreign country has time for excuses. But yes that is pretty harsh and very avoidable.
I always wear my cruise card on a lanyard on the ship. I never wear my cruise card or have it showing off the ship.
We wear our cruise cards on lanyards around our necks while on board. It is just more convenient. We tuck them away in a purse or backpack when we leave the ship.
Congratulations on your new home. Look forward to seeing your cruise cabin decor!
We never wear in Port, but wear onboard on lanyard. We wear lanyard for the convenience you mentioned. My name never seems to be facing outwardly, no matter how I put it around my neck😊
So my travel backpack ripped in preparation for my last cruise and I had to switch to my range gear--not only did I triple-check the backpack---I actually washed it a couple of times to keep TSA happy...
Congratulations on the new home! ❤~Cara
Congratulations on the new home!!
Please have a safe move. Also, regarding the ship card and lanyard, we always keep it in our pocket. Never telegraph that you want to get robbed on land during an excursion. Best Jeff & Sandy Brooklyn, NY
I pocket my cruise card, but no issue with lanyards I just choose not too (and always seem to have a pocket available). I think it looks totally normal and not showing off if someone chooses to wear a lanyard, I just probably wouldn’t recommend it in port.
Great video ❤❤❤❤
Glad you’re okay! 😊
I use a lanyard with my room key while entering and exiting the ship. Otherwise, I usually put
it away.
The number of people I've seen responding to the story of the dad arrested in Turks and Caicos sharing their own anecdotes about misplacing/not properly unpacking their ammunition after a hunting trip is really alarming... Good for Turks and Caicos for having strong gun laws to keep their citizens safe.
That almost happened to my husband we were sailing out of NJ and he had 1 round in the inside liner at the bottom of his carry on( did not know obviosuly) and security pulled it out and the local police came and searched his bag and checked bags and after a long back and forth he was free and allowed to cruise. Talk about scary! My heart goes out to him and his family. My husband bought another bag to travel with :)
Congratulations on the new home ❤❤
The ship I was on back in the late 90s did the same thing is Kusadasi, except the damage was severe, people were hurt, and the Greek captain abandoned the ship!
How did the two bullets get missed on possible airline and cruise screenings?
It's estimated that TSA only finds approximately 5% of the illegal things people carry onto planes..
they didn't
possible that the bullets were planted there
they didn't
possible that the bullets were planted there
@onlyinamerica4916 TSA precheck let's a lot of things slide. Found this out by mistake..
@@mcrow9599 Always with the excuses for people being irresponsible.
I always wear cruise card on a lanyard for convenience. I put it in my messenger bag when going to port.
Congratulations on the new home!
The Princess medallion can be in your pocket and still work (open cabin door, charge your onboard account, track where you are for your shipmates). No need to wear it on a lanyard. Only place you actually have to have it in your hand is scanning on and off the ship.
Hope things work out for the two individuals.
I wear my card around my neck on the ship, but never off. Not sure what to think about that dad.
Congratulations on your new home, Tony and Jenny.
Everyone grilled that basketball player for bringing 420 to HELP herself whilst all these dudes get sympathy for carrying items of ☠️. I wonder why.
We know why ❄️ vs ⚫️
Both are "items of death." A bullet on its own cannot kill you. Also, _anything_ can be an "item of death." Most murders are caused by blunt (not a drug pun) instruments. As to the issue at hand, the former was _intentionally_ brought knowing it was illegal, while the latter is a bone head mistake. I'm sure your rose-colored sunglasses gives you your perspective, but those of us with open minds know that _both_ people received sympathy and hatred for their actions.
Only one of them was traded for a Russian arms dealer by the president. "We know why." " 🏳🌈+ ⚫"
I wear my medallion on my lanyard. I do it for convenience. I don't wear it in port
Congrats on your move, Tony. I know its stressful, but I hope you and your family end up happy with when you land (while not on a cruise ship)!
Congrats on the new crib.
I wear my lanyard all the time while cruising , plus it's where I put all my trip pins. It's not a "status " symbol to me, just easy to wear, doesn't require a purse to lug around. To each his own. I'm on vacation, no time to worry about how I carry my card.
I do it and I like it! Card wearer, but removed as soon as I exit the ship. Convenience is why and have doing since being a blue card wearer.
Have fun moving!
Wow, cautionary tale indeed! I go to the range a few times a year. I didn’t do it on purpose, but the bags I take to the range are different from the carry-on bags I travel with.
Good luck with your move!!