Panic at the Customs Office | Border Security: Canada's Front Line

[@heyitstobias]

"Panic at the Customs Office", shows emos on thumbnail. I see what you did there

[@hernanhernandez6567]

They are trying to contest with the person in the Gordon Ramsay channel

[@moomoomollie]

Next episode: Taking Back Sundries

[@Capt.WillyB]

This was probably filmed at nine in the afternoon

[@W.R.X_K.A.Y]

Fucking genius

[@W.R.X_K.A.Y]

Fucking genius

[@MihirK007]

People complaining about food ban, literally Florida almost lost all their orange crop for a bit because of an invasive bug species that came through custom.

[@jeanaprewitt9658]

The overwhelming majority of infestations that cause damage in the US comes from items being shipped in.

[@tomwallen7271]

Yeah, quarantine and customs are because once an invasive species is here... it's nearly impossible to get rid of, and it will decimate ecosystems. Not worth the risk at all to let someone keep a pound of fresh strawberries or whatever tf they pack in a bag when they travel internationally.

[@alexalex13131]

The guy who said he lost all his money in a casino in 10 minutes was the first person I ever totally believed.

[@alexschwager2645]

“hes missing an hour and a half” casinos are literally designed to keep you from knowing the exact time so you get lost in the sauce and spend more…

[@PresidentJ]

As someone who actually works in a casino, you can lose $900 in less than a minute if you actually tried. 10 minutes is totally reasonable timeframe to lose that much money.

[@Niagara716]

900 up his nose...

[@brankobelfranin8815]

@@Niagara716 The kid was clean

[@carolmac5944]

​@@PresidentJ ,Ex husband lost 3500. in less than an hour. I had lived in Vegas and tried to tell him. He was broke the rest of our vacation. I wasn't!

[@MjB12345]

I am so glad the officers saved the birds. Thank you Toronto Pearson Airport.

[@apolloniaaskew9487]

The guys from India came to Canada to give the thief a BEATDOWN !! You could tell by the bigger guy's expression.

[@PattyPaints]

Exactly! That's why he brought his heavy, ummm, I meant his 'travel buddy'. I hope they got the name of the guy they're going to 'talk to' in case he has an unfortunate accident while they're there.

[@uknw1952]

😂

[@gracesiegel7849]

I love karma

[@susan_elizabeth]

I really thought those red tubes taped together were an explosive device.

[@mcfnord]

I got excited!

[@wingedassassins]

I thought they're shotgun shells.

[@FerroequinologistofColorado]

I immediately thought they were a incendiary device as well and though “oh god things are about to get crazy”

[@Impozalla]

I got excited seeing those red tubes because I was expecting an explosion of some type.

[@bryanobrien2726]

The air holes in the sides of the tubes gave away that there were animals inside .

[@lighttheway5088]

Disgusting how the travelers treated those poor birds.😢

[@kelseymathias3881]

The smuggler should be stuffed in a tube and shipped back home!

[@jessicalynnkinsleyfaith]

Omg the birds!! Holy shit when she first took it out and I saw the tubes I thought they were bombs or something lol then I hear a bunch of birds chirping. They are all so cute and I’m so grateful they caught that and put the birds in cages. What a cruel way to travel with them in tubes that’s awful. So glad they were rescued from that person

[@Fadamor]

7:40 AHHHHGH! I was driving a tractor/trailer for Schneider National one night through Buffalo and somehow ended up on the Peace Bridge over into Canada. When I got on the other side and spoke with the customs agent, the first words out of my mouth were, "Sorry, I have no business whatsoever driving into Canada. All of a sudden I was on the exit to the Peace Bridge and couldn't safely abort." The agent chuckled and said something along the lines of, "It's alright. It happens all the time." After a brief delay, they had an escort vehicle take me around a gated access road and get pointed back into the States. Total class act on the part of Canadian Customs. 👍

[@carynalls]

its crazy, I thought that was a bomb they pulled out of the guys jacket but when I saw what it really was somehow wound up EVEN MORE SHOCKED AND DISGUSTED

[@CrickBritt]

Yeah I was definitely thinking batteries or a bomb, but really???? How could they make it even more vile???

[@FerroequinologistofColorado]

I was thinking the same thing but SERIOUSLY, those poor birds. I really hope they are all doing ok.

[@antrikikin]

Me too

[@taylorhamann7171]

Makes complete sense that an airport has extra bird cages laying around 😅

[@MrFloppy131]

do you people actually think this is real, it was reality TV

[@TheTrueNarf]

"Sir, is your jacket chirping?" 🤣🤣

[@drakesavory2019]

You can get your car now. The glove compartment is over there. Here's part of the lock we broke, that might be important. I know we have your door panels around here somewhere.

[@wingedassassins]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@TheHoriginal]

@ Drake. So true. The tyranny

[@joshjordan1486]

i had to pick upmy friend and go get my tools after the police had all his seats on the side of the road after his ex falsely reported him smuggling meth...they tore apart the car and just left him stranded lol

[@kelliewilliams8948]

That is so funny lol I mentioned in a comment a few minutes ago about I would rather just have them get a dog before tearing my car apart

[@a.evelyn5498]

I can’t believe anyone could ever do that to an animal… it breaks my heart to see.

[@jratasu]

16:42 if I was given 100,000 guesses, I wouldn’t have thought there were birds in those containers after first glance. Colorful and beautiful birds though- hope all safe!

[@myoldvhstapes]

I hope they were allowed to live. I've seen episodes in other countries where the animals smuggled in had to be euthanised for legal reasons even though they were healthy.

[@moviebad109]

I thought it was going to be drugs or cigars or something. Not 19 birds. Insane.

[@catherinereisenauer8034]

I think that while they decide how to charge and punish the person who tried to smuggle those birds, the person should be put in a tube, one where he can’t move his arms or legs, can’t see out, has no light, no food or water and the tube gets thrown around periodically like he’s in, say, a piece of luggage. I would hope the justice system would be VERY CAREFUL in their decision and take LOTS OF TIME.😡

[@estebanmartin172]

Thank you Canadian officers and SPCA, for caring for and saving the beautiful birds.

[@buffalomind6838]

Those birds looked amazing not even under those conditions, but in general. They looked in better condition than had they’d been in relatively big cages being transported. That is a shock that they were, so quiet, and didn’t suffer any damage including death.

[@sleeppyboii]

I own those exact birds and I can confirm they weren’t uncomfortable in the slightest mine will play dead in nuzzle into my hand they’re sturdy too the tubes were a bit small tho you can tell they were comfortable because they weren’t biting at the cage they were just chilling and probably sleeping

[@bend8353]

They were drugged

[@lynnehuff9659]

@@bend8353 Couldn't they be killed easily?

[@patroberts5449]

Inexcusable treatment of animals, put that person in a tube with no way to eat, move, defalcate, drink water and possibly suffocate on the plane ride! No excuses! Jail!

[@J4TiDotCom]

@@sleeppyboii There is no way you can say they were comfortable. My Love bird nuzzled under my collar doesnt mean they would like to be strapped into material, cause they were free to leave when they wanted to.

[@brittanyfischer1812]

They need more travelers like that. Upfront and honest

[@cestmoi1262]

Honesty doesn't buy you anything with customs. If they suspect you are honest they will search you to see if they can find something because they think you are hiding something.

[@sherrienale9974]

How horrible for those little packaged live birds....to only be able to just move their heads only in those tubes...inhumaine...

[@EmmaGoldmanlovesyou]

All animal abuse is, you should see how your meat, eggs, and, milk gets to the supermarket. It’s really awful, and just as bad.

[@terriemartinez9989]

@@EmmaGoldmanlovesyougathering eggs and milking cows is not abuse. 😵‍💫

[@pepeshadilay]

Unless you're a vegan .shut up

[@terriemartinez9989]

@@pepeshadilay plants have feelings too

[@sherrienale9974]

@pepe shadilay excuse me...smuggling birds in little tiny tubes is nasty..and cruel

[@zekeigtos7240]

Standard Chinese traveler response "Ohhhhhh so sorry!"

[@jameswilliamson6262]

The machine thinks everything is cocaine😂

[@EricaGamet]

There was a study done a while ago that showed that 90% of US currency contained traces of cocaine. If he actually had been at a casino, my guess is there is a lot of cocaine just floating around on bills, chips, credit cards, etc.

[@JohnRunyon]

Cocaine sticks to stuff and doesn't go away. Ever shove some cash in your pocket with your phone? Ion swab will probably say your phone (and pocket) have cocaine traces, too.

[@Impozalla]

Cocaine seems to be the drug of choice for many Canadians.

[@timarmington8142]

@@EricaGamet i have heard that before. Seems high, but i guess more people do drugs than i imagined.

[@EricaGamet]

@@timarmington8142 I think it's more that the US dollar is currency used worldwide and most drug transactions are probably conducted in US dollars. And maybe even the fact that it's still a fairly fibrous paper it's printed on (as opposed to, say, Canadian paper money)... it absorbs more. Probably a combination.

[@madliberal7710]

That vacationing American couple were very honest and understanding about Canada Border Control not allowing handguns into the country. No attitude and all both weapons were not loaded which shows good 2nd Amendment responsibility and BC telling them their options was very professional without any biased attitude.

[@mariahillenbrand8396]

Not too many people are honest about it! They'd rather try to sneak it across the border!

[@austinmiller1427]

Customs: "Sir are you carrying excess cash?" 15 birds in jacket: "nope, just us."

[@mt-nv4jd]

I've been to Canada 4 times on business. Every time major shake down at the border. Now that I am retired I never need to go back there again.

[@EricaGamet]

Well, 19 birds in tubes was NOT on my bingo card for this episode!

[@briand6671]

I'm gonna guess the first person that discovered those tubes hidden in the jacket thought of explosives, not fancy birds

[@kelseymathias3881]

I never saw birds in tubes before this!

[@mariahillenbrand8396]

I thought they were explosives myself - until they turned the tubes sideways and I saw the birds!! People are sooooooo stupid!!!

[@bettyprice7428]

Definition of a Canadian: American without a gun...lol 😂

[@grampsinsl5232]

Hey Canadian border guys - if someone has just a 1 week vacation and it takes them a day to get there and a day to get back, then guess what? They're only going to have a few days on site to do their sightseeing, and for you to say that "it makes no sense" then it's really none of your business. Some of us don't have the luxury of having massive amounts of free time, and if we want to spend what little we have seeing things in your country, you should keep your opinions to yourself.

[@LTilli313]

Felt bad for those birds!! I'm glad the gov't at least cares about animals and is gonna charge that owrson for putting birds in tubes. That's horrible!

[@Auntee-Sara]

Those poor little birds😞 🐦Glad they were rescued

[@Ih8nine]

What a pain in the a$$ to go through Canada.

[@redwolfexr]

I got searched more coming back to the USA from Canada. By US Customs.

[@WhiteWolfos]

@@redwolfexr I got searched less going to USA from Mexico lol

[@redwolfexr]

@@WhiteWolfos Considering Mexico does not even require ID to enter that isn't a shock. If you drive in they are only really concerned your car is going back eventually.

[@brodyca1898]

Which is worse going through customs or being a Texans fan?

[@harmarize]

not really. The main thing to remmeber is canadian government likes tax money. as long as you are being honest with declarations, they dont give a shit about much else. 90% of the time when I come back to canada the only 2 questions they ask me is how long have I been gone, and how much worth of goods am I bringing back

[@gregsecore9625]

come on guy he so dam property and the property doesn't even exist, but these guys throw where they can have a heart-to-heart conversation with this man. Who knows maybe they're going to invite them out to dinner😀

[@beewm4225]

Everytime I've gone into Canada it was one or two questions and off I go. Coming back into the US from Canada has always been heavy interrogation and searches by US Customs.

[@1SpicyMeataball]

@ToBaby我爱你 They hate us because they ain't us. 🤙🏾

[@1beachygurl]

​​@@frosttaco3540 Well then, depart from us🤷‍♀️

[@J4TiDotCom]

@@1SpicyMeataball Yeah they just want to be like you and troll around.

[@answerman9933]

@Will Morris My experiences has been exactly the opposite to yours. Although, to be fair I would not say the interrogation was intense. But I do not know what you would consider heavy interrogartion.

[@davidthedeaf]

The US doesn’t want more drugs brought inside. Canada harbors still Americans who ran away from the Vietnam draft, and maybe don’t mind so much an addiction crisis?

[@jerrycallison6125]

at 4:40, the gentleman is spot on. My experiences with the Canadian customs officers have always been cordial, courteous, and professional. Our own US officers, not so much. I delivered RV's into Canada for several years. I would frequently ask the Canadian officers to just walk across the line and teach some of our officers some manners.

[@SJHFoto]

I feel the same way. I have NEVER had problems going into Canada, but ALWAYS have issues going into the States

[@redwolfexr]

yeah, same here. I made a cross country motorcycle trip along the border once, Texas plated motorcycle. The US Customs found my bike FASCINATING for some reason.

[@elliebellie7816]

Canadian officials were horrible to me (detained me for six hours) simply because I didn't have a designated date of return to the US or confirmed hotel reservation. I was planning to drive across for a day or two and see where the road took me - you know, a short adventure. Well, I got one alright. Sitting in a cold hard chair being harassed for hours while who knows how many people pulled right through smuggling drugs and guns and who knows what else.

[@ReeseChown]

I've had terrible experiences with both. I'm talking Detroit/Windsor. The psychological games they play for something so trivial is astounding. I was feeling sorry for shit I didn't do lol

[@Drillbitayler]

As someone who lived on the border AND had dual citizenship I can clearly say both can be amazing and both can be horrible. I've had horror stories from both Canadian and American officials, and also very pleasant experiences. It's extremely unique the person you get. Not the country.

[@allisonmb1930]

Those poor birds. I don’t even LIKE birds and I’m disgusted.

[@JustMe-pu3xm]

It amazes me how people travel with perishable food, especially meat products..

[@crod3167]

...cuz that's my burner phone! 😂😂😂

[@somchaiwongma3813]

„Welcome to Canada, what’s the passcode for your phone ?“

[@percivalgooglyeyes6178]

Obviously Customs knows the ion swab is very inconclusive and just uses it as a reason to justify a much more invasive search.

[@iamisobe]

same as police using dogs to make false hits lol

[@Fishfartyparty]

They’ve actually said that in a different video they do it cuz it gives more of a reason for searching if it comes back positive

[@keithhunter3910]

Paranoia will destroy ya

[@JohnRunyon]

Yuuuuup... which is funny because they have the right to search anyone and anything at the border.

[@ShutTheFuckUp1987]

​@@keithhunter3910 bud its straight facts that thing is inconclusive. I guarantee it hasn't been calibrated since it was purchased.

[@AmazonWebService98]

imagine having to answer a bunch of questions to gain entry to your own country lol

[@ginnypenepent8575]

Well I would want to be sure people coming into my country- whether citizens or not-didn’t use legal and illegal drugs, like to beat down on people, have criminal sexual habits, etc etc etc. Why add to the chaos…

[@FlixCreEightR]

That is why the US is a joke!

[@Daniel-ox2zr]

I wish they would just stick with one story instead of jumping around ,just finish the story and line to the next one.

[@bettyprice7428]

Those poor little birds.

[@mrich9654]

People who traffic animals make me sick. !

[@keeper6458]

Absolutely! I can't tell you how sick to my stomach was! POS!!!

[@ShenandoahShelty]

I don't really care as long as it's done humanely. What set my teeth on edge was the OSPCA officer. I don't support political organizations like that having police powers. There's too great a chance for abuse. NY used to do that.

[@dlight9849]

Do you eat meat? They way animals are treated inhumanely and cruelly is way worse than trafficking.

[@STORMY0O]

@@dlight9849 oh brother🙄

[@tinawindham6958]

Some eat dogs😿😢🐾🐾

[@deegee2416]

Wow, what nosy questions by customs? NONE OF YOUR BUSINESS IF THEY HAVE A HOUSE IN THE UNITED STATES!

[@sealy3]

The man in the RV is very lucky! It is also getting very difficult to ship firearms these days.

[@GreyBlackWolf]

I ever go to alaska, id probably fly. Cause then you are under US law.

[@J4TiDotCom]

@@GreyBlackWolf You can fly with guns?

[@cheapskateaquatics7103]

​@@J4TiDotCom Yup and it's pretty easy too. Just has to be declared and either in a hard case or a hard case in a checked bag. You can also take up to 11 pounds of ammo too.

[@sitdowndogbreath]

I gave this video a thumbs up based on that They could have been arrested but at least they were turned back and told they can mail it home or to Alaska so that's probably a gun dealer around the area on the US side and they did not ban them from coming back it's probably told to these cops leave American gun owners alone but still they have some very strict laws over there rifles shotguns are easy to transport over with a card from the firearms authority something in Canada but handguns are trickier The cowboy revolver yes the semi-auto I don't think so.

[@AliceBowie]

​@@J4TiDotComflying with guns is easy, and the airlines get massive, insane fines if they lose a gun, so it's really safe.

[@kenmarelove9176]

So cruel carrying those beautiful birds that way. 🤬

[@AutoAuctionRebuilds]

Canada treats people like criminals 😂 even their own people. Searching their phones!?!? Hell no!

[@traveling_ftw]

He knows damn well he went to the US to get some coke and just got lucky that they didn't find it...US Gas prices were cheap, but not that cheap, especially if he was willing to gamble $900 on one spin at the casino...

[@davidturk6170]

Nobody drops all their cash on the first play.

[@AFAskygoddess]

​@@davidturk6170 not when you drive a Honda CRV 😂

[@broidfkugh]

Thank you so much for keeping and saving those birds!💕

[@KittysInu]

"See that, checklist for Canada, this proves shes not planning on going back!" Ahh yes, because no one has ever had a vacation checklist ever in their lives.

[@SoManyRandomRamblings]

Exactly. If I don't have a checklist before I go on vacation I will forget something important at home. Because since I am not packing to move I haven't taken everything with me. Lol.

[@Mitsuolevel]

I always forget something even if I have a list

[@joycestickles9765]

Depends what is on the list

[@sallysson]

Casino dude had already dropped the coke off in the US. Should've caught him leaving. LOL

[@robcastagna7483]

Wow, do you think anyone's asking, "how do you plan to support yourself while you're here" at our southern border?

[@Michael9-23-15]

Unfortunately no

[@fnkycld1929]

These people always caught bringing in prohibited goods then claiming they didn't know need to figure out how to lie better, it's straight up on the customs form. SMH

[@TuckaBuck89]

So far, 4-1/2 mins, I am amazed how many people take guns across the international border without checking beforehand the Canadian regulations. It's a different country! And they have harsher restrictions on guns than we do.

[@jaredmcable3762]

Unless you are a gay black basketball player

[@slipknot6789]

If you're black and gay biden will trade a terrorist for your return

[@ShenandoahShelty]

I live in the greater Baltimore Washington region. I have the same problem. I'm always crossing a state line, where what's fine in one state, is a felony with a 5-year Max sentence in another. I too would pay closer attention when Crossing into Canada. Then again, if you listen to late night talk show hosts interviewing the public. Half of them think Canada is in Europe.

[@_garebear]

They know exactly what they're doing. They're just playing dumb. Every. Single. Time.

[@MjB12345]

Yeah. Shouldn’t be taking guns to another country. I can understand an officer or something like, but not civilians

[@DonziGT230]

The girl made a big deal about the birds possibly being diseased and pointed out that that's why she was masked, the SPCA guy is in there with no mask; WTF?

[@rectorsquid]

She said "... and that's why I'm wearing a mask," so I'm not sure she made a big deal about it or even a small deal about it. Also, the other person in there when they put the birds in the cages had a mask on. The SPCA guy is probably ignorant of the risks or the border patrol people are required to wear masks as a policy.

[@miekebazen747]

Canada doesn't have any grocery stores either.. lol

[@shawnmayer7849]

the bird smuggler...P O S. 😡

[@5-Sigma]

Wow, after watching this series, I really appreciate my freedom in the US that much more.

[@2Legitt]

Lol the U.S is just as strict if not more when it comes to customs.

[@Warrior-ln2on]

I agree 100000%

[@vixen2wolf]

You should watch the US version of this show then 😂

[@GizmoRob176]

@@2Legitt US customs doesn't go through text message and contacts without a search warrant. In Canada they go through your phone without your consent.

[@2Legitt]

@@GizmoRob176 US customs are 100% allowed to search your electronic devices including phones without a warrant.

[@nmm913]

Those poor birds! What is wrong with people!

[@cocopoco2006]

The birds… I can’t

[@elias6570]

The way this show is edited is maddening

[@kelseymathias3881]

It's the "cliffhanger" method to keep you watching till the end.

[@WBDE]

Not very long ago crossing into Canada from the United States took about 10 seconds and required no passport. Not many years ago the company I worked for flew daily shuttle service for employees on a private jet between the U.S. and Toronto. Entering Canada involved taxiing to a little hut where the Canada Customs rep poked his head inside and asked if everyone was a U.S. citizen. That was it. I wonder what has happened to make crossing into Canada such a confrontational and unpleasant experience.

[@user-kp1pz6zv8y]

I've heard from other Canadians that after 9/11, it got hard. Every time I went to visit family there on more than one occasion, they will harass whomever they want. Some are pretty good. I always ran into the A hole on a power trip.

[@MolonLabe-1776]

Hundred of years ago people seal the business by handshaking and word of promise because back then people took integrity and honesty seriously. Border crossing is all about national security and environmental protection especially nations like New Zealand, Australia that heavily relies on agriculture. I do not think this is unpleasant if I am a law abiding and have done little research on the destination I'll be going to. I am actually very pleasant coming back to US from international travel because the security is tight (not tight enough actually due to Americans like to bitch about everything). Plus, I have Global Entry that allows me enter the states without any security check at all.

[@seadog686]

Canada's "Liberal" government, that's what happened. Reminds me of those old WWII movie depictions of the Gestapo in Nazi-occupied territories.

[@ShenandoahShelty]

Yes. Years ago I remember driving across a few times. The Canadian side was like 'have a nice day', the US side was like 'anal probe time, bend over'. Looks like Canada took a few lessons in lack of customer service from the US.

[@nmstranger]

@@seadog686 so you an open border supporter huh? Don't say no as what you said indicates you love open borders

[@BubbleGumzKorner]

My uncle is a Marine vet, has had my cell number for 15yrs and until I said "YOU REALLY DON'T HAVE MY NUMBER SAVED?" He said, nope! Only keep my kids numbers saved. But I CAN save yours! He responds to everyone like a stranger when you text him. How do people LIVE like this?!? It's not even for a safety thing, he just didn't see why anyone BUT his kids needed to be in his contacts!😂

[@danor6812]

If you seen "That 70's Show" where they drive to Canada to buy beer. We did that in the 70's. You had to be 16 to purchase beer in Canada. They didn't even have border guards back then.

[@HHh-ej4rl]

Oh Canada!

[@peacearchwa5103]

Nope, they did have border guards back then. There are some differences between US/Canada border crossing rules in the 1970s and today. In the 1970s, before the US/Canada Free Trade Agreement, NAFTA, USMCA and WTO, customs duties on imported goods were even more important than today. Also in the 1970s, both countries had relatively relaxed ID requirements for travellers. A passport wasn't compulsory. Frequently, an oral declaration of your citizenship and place of residence was accepted by the border guards. Lastly, in the 1970s there wasn't quite as much anxiety about international terrorism, human trafficking, drug smuggling and money laundering through the US/Canada border.

[@danor6812]

@@peacearchwa5103 They didn't have border guards at all roads going in and out of US/Canada. North of Ashland WI. We went back and forth (beer runs) almost daily.

[@peacearchwa5103]

@@danor6812 Interesting. I know there were obscure backroads where motorists could simply drive through, there weren't gates or barriers. Generally, US/Canada border security was far more relaxed than it became after 09/11/2001.

[@danor6812]

@@peacearchwa5103 Everything changed after 9/11. Before that you didn't need a passport to go into Canada or Mexico from the US.

[@pawpatrolnews]

Where were the animal welfare people in the episode where the lady brought 60 dogs in an S.U.V. across the border from the animal shelters?

[@danielschimmel8779]

Why does Canada allow handguns to be declared but doesn't allow them in the country when a person presents at the border?

[@voidreo4827]

The problem wasn’t that he had the handgun, it was that he didn’t report it to the proper authorities before arrival. From what I heard, you can bring in a handgun as long as you let the govt know before arrival.

[@notthatyouasked6656]

By declaring them, you avoid the fines for "smuggling" them into Canada. At least they allowed them to return to the USA with the guns to ship them home.

[@mikewilson7132]

@@voidreo4827 you cannot bring them in no matter you declare they take it and bring it back to usa when you leave canada usa will give your gun back

[@ASRivers]

Because Canada has more enlightened gun laws than the USA

[@gregoryschmidt1233]

You have to file for a permit to transport handguns through Canada, and receive approval BEFORE you get there. You can't just show up at the border and declare that you have handguns. If the guy had done his research, and filed his paperwork beforehand, they'd have been allowed through with the guns. As to "why" the Canadian law is like that, I'm sure I don't know.

[@reignman2103]

I love when they think they're onto a big find only to find the insurance papers in a locked glovebox lolol

[@whatbroicanhave50character35]

12:12 things change a lot when you start to live with someone. Less than a year together is practically nothing if you haven't spent any time together. I'm not surprised she returned before the visitor record expired.

[@SKC193]

Poor little birds!

[@Xaffire]

Assuming the 1st guy is married, he's probably nervous because he has to explain to his wife how he lost $900 for groceries.

[@THRASHMETALFUNRIFFS]

He spent it on coke obviously

[@Impozalla]

Obviously first Nations people are drug addicted, waste of taxpayers support. He should have stayed in the states.

[@NguageTrains]

Expensive grocery list

[@cme98]

I find it even more concerning he is even being detained. Talk about an invasion of privacy, their questions are none of their fucking business. Good grief! They say “he’s hiding something” “his answers aren’t consistent” is that a crime in Canada? Do you not have the right to remain silent up there?

[@NguageTrains]

@@cme98 you are entering a country and are subject to questioning and detainment if deemed necessary….. don’t like the rules than don’t go to Canada

[@arielheinsberg5827]

That birdman being creative 😂

[@thentil]

That Canadian guy totally got away with smuggling drugs, lol

[@barbaraness4507]

7:14 Crooked parents teaching their kids bad habits.

[@agingmillennialmainer]

The Chinese dgaf

[@michaelmaas5544]

Back in the ‘80s we went to Windsor from Detroit quite often was usually a 2 minute deal.

[@joycestickles9765]

We did too. Mostly for girls night at Dannys

[@steverogers9079]

Lmao the birds came from their own country lmao quarantine

[@pahanin2480]

Border agent: phone has cocaine, glove box locked, all door panels have been taken off before. This is a drug car Driver: you took my car a part, what did you find officer? Border agent: nothing, you’re free to go

[@AI_Image_Master]

Those ion swabs are nonsense.

[@sleeppyboii]

The fancy cannarys was adorable

[@jessicalynnkinsleyfaith]

The two guys from India really seemed nice and legit. They wanna come to talk to this loser that stole 30 grand from them, don’t blame them one bit I’d be ready to find the dude too. Hopefully the two guys from India get the money back and make it back home to India after safely

[@lindajordan6753]

I agree, the two Indian guys did seem legit. Assuming they were able to get their money back, I wonder how much of a problem they would have when returning to India with $30,000

[@robcoastalga8279]

Wtf. A routine scan of someone's phone? What is up with Canada?

[@marilyncornell2194]

Those poor birds. ..damn it

[@patriciamartin6756]

No way will I travel to Canada. Didn't realize the Gestapo was there

[@sixxgunz3774]

they require your phone and laptop passwords so they can go through your content. canada is such a communist country

[@TheQueenRulesAll]

Not gestapo just that people do not realize they are going to a different country and laws are different. That or play ignorant which is worse.

[@tsmutylo]

5:00 he doesn’t know the exact timeline lady

[@jimsmith9819]

if somebody had defrauded me out of $30,000.00 i would have filed a police report

[@Valmontst]

But if you were a criminal, defrauded by another criminal, you definitely would not be reporting anything to the police! 😂

[@madscientist6567]

Or, was it a family member?

[@52975298]

Fully agree: but do understand that cultures are different. Police in these countries are extremely corrupt and are known to do nothing about reports or may actually get paid to look the other way. These guys came from a country like that.. I grew up in a country like that and in many cases it’s an absolutely waste of time to file a report. So it’s much way to sit with the person who scammed you and make a deal than to go through a waste of time process and lose on both ends.. if you have never lived in that type of environment it’s hard to understand. But overall I do agree that they should have filed it.

[@Synfulz]

So for you people that are confused. Food is any item that you will insert into your doguhnut hole that you will consume that will later make waste. Whether dried, fresh, processed or otherwise.

[@santaclause007]

On a trip into Canada through Cambridge, i was threatened with arrest because the customs lady had a bad day.

[@itzrlymeman]

“Getting gas” 😂 riiiight

[@hilawes]

You’d think the casino guy was a foreign national entering Canada. He doesn’t have to have contacts in his phone nor account for every second of time OUTSIDE of Canada.

[@missustoad1]

I've dashed across the border to Canada for Tim Horton donuts. 😅

[@KandeShack]

Why do people suddenly turn incredibly stupid when they get to customs?

[@samfish6938]

as soon as you enter casino you have lost your money

[@2TMarie]

10 minutes at a casino with one $900 bet, he loses it all, then heads back home? Sounds like this guy definitely has a gambling issue!

[@wingedassassins]

Probably lost his money at a tribal casino in Washington state lol.

[@T.S.000]

If he had real gambling issue, he would have sold his car to some guy in the casino parking lot, then went back to the casino.

[@DADDYO3]

Every time I watch one of these shows. It makes me glad that I live in America. I have no desire to get anywhere Canada.

[@shelsilopez3135]

Poor babies, how terrible to transport them that way 😭

[@user-mj7gm6gj9v]

I was at the Canadian border with a sidearm. I simply checked in, and it was returned on my way out.

[@T.S.000]

Based on the title of the video, "Panic at the Customs Office," I really thought those red tubes were explosives. There was no "panic" at all. I am quite disappointed. ☹

[@dnashofficial]

as a kid, i traveled to vancouver, through douglas peace arch, from the US to go to college. i had a bumper sticker on my vehicle that read "fight crime, shoot back". that was a fun 10 hours.

[@GreyBlackWolf]

Imagine what its like these days. You say hello sir in the air port, you are then harassed for 6 hours and charged for misgendering.

[@dnashofficial]

@@GreyBlackWolf #FactCheckTrue

[@jaybaar1]

I've watched quite a few of videos now and certainly have learned a lot about what you can and can't do when traveling to Canada. There is one thing however that I learned that sticks out the most, I will never travel to Canada.

[@wyganter]

What, you can’t have your guns wherever you go?

[@jaybaar1]

@wyganter In the United States of can.

[@lmccahill45]

Cell phones have a trash can portion on like your texting app. You cannot fully delete anything.

[@cheddarcarr720]

Shift change best time to go through

[@MajTom-wd2yt]

17:36 QSPCA in body armor. Were the birds armed?

[@davemart3913]

14:00 they took this poor guys car completely apart.

[@chasetonga]

I’m always amazed that people don’t do their due diligence when traveling. They have internet at their fingertips. As an American, it makes me feel better that their are stupid people everywhere.

[@alihxd4726]

Well that should let you know it’s very different in other parts of the world

[@harasitara]

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