What Really Happens to Banned Items at the Airport

Have you ever been at the airport going through security, when the TSA confiscates something you had in your bag? Who gets to keep all the confiscated items at the airport? Find out in today's insane new video that exposes what airports really do with all those banned items!
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[@kmk8223]

I bought 3 dozens of bottled lime water from Vietnam (because it’s tasted pretty unique and I loved it). I’m lucky the officer let it go through, he asked for one bottle tho, and said the drinks come from his hometown so he totally understand why I loved it so much.

[@mannamedisaak3316]

That’s nice

[@Ken_Ishizaki]

That's cool but I can't believe he let 3 dozens of liquid through. What a boss

[@kmk8223]

@@Ken_Ishizaki i actually planned to get a dozen. I gave 30 dollars to the bellboy, and he got me a whole bunch of them. I didn’t knew liquids were prohibited, since I brought spirit all the times

[@kimber3865]

Security check points at vietnam isn't the same as USA check points. Though it is odd that when you arrived stateside it wasn't confiscated by Customs

[@kmk8223]

@@kimber3865 yeah, that’s why they stopped me but still let me pass through.

[@jovanweismiller7114]

If you really believe that nothing ever goes home with a TSA agent, I have a bridge in Brooklyn I'd like to sell you.

[@dearashad]

All officers who steal are caught, fired, and charged criminally.

[@brittaneymccarthy3608]

TSA cannot take any items that are confiscated from passengers home with them, even if the passenger insists you keep it. You'd be fired.

[@gerrymandarin6388]

The TSA can't claim that you "willingly surrender" anything if you're being threatened with ARREST.

[@quanbrooklynkid7776]

Haha

[@ApeyApes]

Well it’s it’s something illegal u going to jail ……….cause it’s illegal sooooooo

[@georgedunn320]

"I have a knife at your throat, Senor; would you pay me for the service of taking it away?"

[@JasonMiller-xs1mx]

They give you the option to leave before your beyond that point where you’ll just be arrested

[@ApeyApes]

Not if it’s illegal in the state ur in doesn’t matter if u give it up YPU GOJNG TO JAIL! I would know I work in the airport

[@plantdaddy7738]

I left alcohol in my bag and was so freaked when they stopped me. He goes "is it any good' "idk man i forgot to try it honestly"

[@alexalikesrocks]

A video about WHAT HAPPENS TO TSA AGENTS WHO ACTUALLY DO STEAL THE PRODUCTS? Be interesting!

[@MattM0201]

It'd be fast, "they're fired"

[@samw321]

Just like any other place you work and also steal from; your fired for “lack of candor”. Stealing speaks to your integrity, depending on what it is you’ll be criminally prosecuted. But what’s worst is you’d disqualify yourself from working in the government having been fired for stealing. TSA agents are no different than any other agency if the opportunity presents itself and the risk/ reward is there people of any positions or rank will steal. This isn’t exclusive to TSA. Humans fill these positions and steal no matter what agency they work for. You see the stories all the time of people in power stealing. It’s happens in all levels of all agencies their are bad apples. It’s not exclusive TSA agents.

[@disorganizedorg]

@@MattM0201 ["they're fired"] I'd never seen the word "fired" used as a synonym for "promoted". Only half joking; they're unionized and wear a make believe police uniform; they'll be "promoted" to paid leave while they're investigated for several months, and be won't be required to repay those funds even if later fired, tried and convicted. Theft would be rewarded with more theft.

[@dearashad]

@@disorganizedorg there’s no such thing as this leave period for thieves at TSA. Thieves are promptly escorted out and are shocked when law enforcement comes to arrest them.

[@mason4683]

You can bring a gun on a plane. There is an entire process for it. Essentially you check it in your bag.

[@LadyCatFelineTheSeventh]

Exactly, but this channel is full libtard so they don't want anyone to know that

[@hornback86]

Unless you're flying into or out of New York. They'll arrest you regardless of how closely you followed the rules.

[@mac76311]

Probably fully open, no bullets. Pretty common sense rules lol

[@PNess-zl1dy]

Thank god. Sometimes us Americans gotta shoot some foreigners when we are in another country. Doesn’t matter what country I am in, respect is a universal truth.

[@disorganizedorg]

The problem is the existence of a special process. An unloaded firearm in checked baggage is no hazard to anyone and doesn't warrant any diversion from the usual procedure that would be followed for someone checking a 6" hunting knife. Transporting ammunition I can see such a process, as it could be considered hazardous and subject to cooking off in a fire.

[@xhibisha]

One time, me and my family went through an airport and the officer confiscated a pair of nail clippers from my mom, it was ridiculous.

[@t-aspect132]

Nail clippers are dangerous You can almost break skin with it’s blade 🙀

[@samw321]

Some nail clippers have a blade on it with a point like a small pocket Swiss Army knife or an expensive wine bottle opener…if it was that design it falls under the knives rule. Knives of any size are prohibited. I do see your frustrations though, a would be terrorist or disgruntled passenger isn’t going to do much damage if any with it. If you disagree with something an agent takes ask to speak to a supervisor be calm and nice they have the digression to permit certain items. Some supervisors use their given authority and common sense while others go strictly by the book and that’s where you get the inconsistencies.

[@xhibisha]

Sam White Well, these nail clippers were made for children, because I was 5 when this happened.

[@xhibisha]

Jake Paul is 🗑 I know, right? I murdered 4575756 people with children's nail clippers.

[@t-aspect132]

@@xhibisha I think it was a lot more

[@bluejedi723]

I don't understand the logic of being able to put a chainsaw in your checked luggage but heaven forbid you try to bring on a unopened bottle of water

[@RoxasKnight]

They probably won't let you bring bottled water on a plane since poisons or hazardous chemicals can probably look like water. So I can understand why they don't allow drinks on a plane.

[@dannydaw59]

The airports must have some influence on the TSA. That bottle of water costs $2.50 at the airport vending machine. Airports want you to spend spend SPEND in the terminals. If everyone could bring outside food and drink they'd be out a lot of money. It's like sporting events at stadiums. Can't brink that 5th of whiskey or 6 pack in with you.

[@dearashad]

The 2006 Transatlantic Liquids Bomb Plot, aka the second 9/11; look it up.

[@p_campbell]

Back in 2003 I was doing community service at :Texas Surplus Property Agency. We got crates of one ton of metal (knives, scissors, nail files) we put into batches of 10lbs and was re-sold. They got DFW and Love Fields confiscated goods. I cherry picked some very nice knives.

[@therealfizzarolli8310]

Did you do something inliggle

[@dashawnpiercy9983]

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[@dashawnpiercy9983]

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[@dashawnpiercy9983]

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[@p_campbell]

@@therealfizzarolli8310 yes that's why you get community service

[@officially.chronically.online]

this is a very interesting video. i have some respect for the TSA not throwing away all the items that are confiscated due to government regulations. with that, i get that some of these items are sold for profit, but i will say, i am glad this video also gave plenty of tips of how to not get your items confiscated. thanks for the advice infographics!

[@freakenpurple4463]

Sadly most TSA don't even know their own rules. Me and friends frequently travel with airsoft guns and read the rules on how to store but they always freak out and make us treat them like firearms. We aren't allowed to bring batteries or gas for them so even if we wanted we can't use them and we only fly with ones with orange tips. We get so much trouble for obeying posted rules it's annoying.

[@lucasgillard67]

@@samw321 firearms are not prohibited, they have to be safely stored in a gun case with a lock, no magazine, you have to have the key on you so you can unlock it if needed, no bullet in the chamber, and all bullets have to be stored in your luggage away from the firearm

[@samw321]

@@lucasgillard67 firearms are prohibited through a security checkpoint unless your a working LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICER on duty. Period. You’re misinformed. You’re referring to checked luggage. Thats what I said at the end (checked luggage) in order for a regular traveling passenger who wants to travel with a firearm you must stored it underneath the airplane; unloaded in a locked box. It must be declared (giving notice to the airline) that it’s in your CHECKED LUGGAGE and the bullets can be in the same case as the firearm, however the bullets just have to be secured in a box not loose in the bag or gun case. ONLY working current Law enforcement officers have exemptions in which they provide the appropriate paperwork for said firearm. If you try to to do what your saying you’ll definitely be arrested and fined on a federal level, depending on the state and if you licensed to carry will determine if you arrested on state charges.

[@disorganizedorg]

Barring cylinders -- even if very small -- of highly compressed asphyxiating gas (carbon dioxide) from a pressurized environment intended to sustain human life at 30,000' sounds like a good idea to me. If it were up to me I'd take a long & hard look at allowing them at all, even as cargo, without proper documentation and declarations.

[@BobbySacamano]

@@lucasgillard67 wanna try that next time you get on a plane?

[@brittaneymccarthy3608]

Airsoft guns could be mistaken for a real gun. Don't bring it through.

[@cjayj442]

I just looked at my State's surplus auction items online. I've never seen so many pocket/hunter knives for sale, in my life. This was a really informative video. Thank you

[@MrRochester1206]

TSA has never stopped a credible threat

[@SeanBZA]

Have not stopped the theft syndicates at airports either. Best way to not lose your luggage is to put, and declare, a cheap knife in it, then it will be sealed and put on the plane by armed guards, and not go through any of the airport staff.

[@dannydaw59]

That would be nice to have rental lockers near the TSA checkpoints so that travelers can retrieve the items when they come back.

[@asmip5125]

But what if that is d last visit to that country..

[@nunyabiznez666]

I left my $1600 music production laptop in a bin one time back in 2009 or so 😞 No clue how I did it, but I never saw it again. 😞

[@someonesomewhere1100]

Can't bring a half inch Swiss army knife, but you can carry on multiple sets of ice skates.

[@jmanj3917]

How is it "unfair" that TSA agents don't get to keep the items left behind? Are you kidding me? Not FAIR?! They get paid in US Dollars. So wtf.

[@Gingermycat]

Idk where you live but USD doesn't go far in the US. TSA barely makes a living wage in the US. You don't have to do much to qualify to be an agent. That's why so many bad stories come from TSA.

[@Gingermycat]

@@skecchi3201 I agree to an extent. They have stopped some things but they definitely need more training and more requirements other than just a high school graduate. TSA needs a facelift and relooked at on the employment and training side.

[@roystondaniel2849]

@@Gingermycat that doesn't mean they should be allowed to steal it's their employers job to pay them.whats that gotta do with passengers?

[@ryanwilson_canada]

The usps also has a bad reputation, I recently shipped a christmas gift to a friend in the States. My post office put the adress as 2011 instead of 2010 like i put on my customs form. So all of a sudden showed return to sender. No. It was roasted coffee, i don't want it back... long story short, after 4 calls and 2 hours on the phone on hold i wanted to throw my phone. i got one step further. Lady at the national call centre was awesome. But she couldn't tell me why it's coming back, which is understandable, but did give me the local post office info. Called them, it was delevired in less than two hours. Made me happy

[@MrMr00119922]

You actually CAN fly with firearms. There are just a lot of rules for how to do so, and messing even one of them up can get you a felony charge.

[@allib4921]

It's true! My step-dad flew with a large (hunting?) rifle from Nashville to Alaska. He had to have it in a special travel case, all disassembled, super large, hard plastic case with a built-in lock, ammunition separate. I was incredibly shocked how easy it was, actually. Of course it needed to be checked.

[@jonwhite4422]

i don't know what happens at all of the airports, but I have bought boxes of knives at auctions before that were confiscated.

[@andrewraley8106]

You opened my eye to the surplus stores so much cool cheap stuff

[@trxtech3010]

I now am going to bring a Chain Saw to waste TSA's time lol

[@thaddeuscramer2312]

When I was in middle school, I was friends with a girl whose dad worked for the TSA. One day I complimented her on a piece of jewelry she was wearing… a necklace I think, and she told me it was something her dad had confiscated at work and that it was one of the perks of the job. I wonder if the rules changed, (this would have been over a decade ago,) or if maybe her dad was just corrupt, or if she either lied or misunderstood the situation? Like maybe he just bought it from the surplus or something but just told her he got it from work, and she assumed?

[@las8178]

My dad is a pilot so he gets some special exceptions but one time he bought a 250 dollar bottle of wine for my mom but the airport confiscated it.

[@leyontj]

Hello

[@anzacr7169]

That’s so sad :(

[@dannydaw59]

There needs to be rental storage lockers near the checkpoints.

[@georgedunn320]

Have him check that auction site; maybe he can buy back the empty bottle.

[@BenRester]

I was going through San Diego airport in naval uniform and forgot I had a Kbar in my laptop bag! So glad I wasn’t arrested! They said I would have been arrested if I wasn’t in uniform

[@dannydaw59]

Is that the knife Rambo used?

[@zulimi]

This Gov Deals is freaking amazing. Thanks Infographics for teaching me something new today!

[@bluejedi723]

"willingly surrender" the item as in "either give it to me or I take it from you?"

[@blueoak5262]

I'm still not sure how knives were not banned from flights before 2001, who in their right mind would let something like that onto the plane?

[@Heyathere0]

True that

[@vsofter8499]

Who will win man with a knife or 50+ passenger.

[@That80sGuy1972]

Nobody believed that our culture's constant push to make everyone into a wussy would go so far as to make it possible for someone to highjack a plane with mere blades yet. It was believed that someone using a blade and attempting that would get mobbed and then beat within an inch of their life if not killed. We were wrong. The world was 95% wussy, more so now that The Panic Brigade is in every group, every movement, every ideology, every agency, every place of worship, everywhere, and obscured all of reality.

[@vsofter8499]

@@That80sGuy1972 yeah thats true most people would sit there and cry to a man with a 3 inch blade 😂😂

[@gustavefrankfurter6462]

Metal butter knives were given to every passenger on planes. A sharpening stone could be carried onto the plane and used to make the butter knife into a razor sharp weapon!

[@skylineXpert]

In 2010 Security at CPH was a bit large as they found my bike tool in hand luggage. They said when you depart LHR they wont be so kind. In 2019 CDG arrival security gave me a choice: drink your US coke or have it seized so the choice was easy. I forgot i had it after de-planing AF 499. Gotten away with most but never anything serious

[@WRL13]

all I've ever had to surrender was a bottle of toothpaste. I've never thought about what happened to it, but it's nice to know someone most likely used it.

[@Locatejava]

I remember getting yelled at for having a water in my bag and then I almost cried in front of the officer 💀

[@happy-oo7tg]

nice videos keep it up

[@-JA-]

Thank you

[@Cdubble]

Growing up my friends mom worked for tsa, she brought home so many bottles of alcohol and knives

[@derpydog553]

Love the vid

[@robert17282]

There is a way to check firearms when flying you have to bring it in a proper locked firearm case and speak with a specific person or something

[@danielabdullin6914]

one time I was a kid and i had these like tiny magnets that you play with and I was a kid so I didn’t think to put it out and in the end they took it from me and I started crying

[@SalvadorZXA]

Remembers the time a TSA Agent was tracked down with someone's confiscated iPad 😂

[@mrnoreply2]

It was a simple answer that took 8mins to tell

[@exposingproxystalkingorgan4164]

I agree that government surplus sales facilities are great places to buy thing cheaper.

[@tarikshell9719]

I get that some things are dangerous and need to be thrown away but come on ever since 9/11 we have lived in a time where we can't even go out to the local shops without being under a microscope

[@mikeyunovapix7181]

Actually depending on point A and point B you can actually have a firearm in your checked luggage. Provided you have it in a locked case and it is unloaded. The case also cannot be pried open far enough for someone to so much as touch the gun.

[@charleshall6357]

Ive worked at an airport it goes on a shelf in a secure room

[@igoranisimov6549]

I had a bag of smoked beef sausages in my luggage coming back from Czech Republic. The customs lady asked "Do I have anymore?" before confiscating it. I was a little bit passed off and said "I may bring some more next time". She gave me a very nasty look. They have nonsense of humor.

[@zoanth4]

The same place they put our constitutional rights - in the gutter. Last search they pulled my pants away from my crotch and looked down my pants right in front of everyone. Then preceded to run their hands over my package. Never been more embarrassed or ashamed in my entire life. My son was 3 feet away from me in his stroller screaming and crying.

[@DonMarzzoni]

You can thank the war on terrorism, and the shoe bomber and the underwear bomber for that.

[@nicosiabrown3934]

@@DonMarzzoni Created by the government to control the people entering the plane

[@nicosiabrown3934]

I would have sued

[@richardlong9515]

I filled a ziploc bag with the finest, whitest sand I've ever seen while in Jamaica and when we got to customs in Miami they only pulled my mom aside for a thorough search over a small bottle of sauce in her bag 🤣

[@shotspurfect6738]

Lol, imagine taking someone’s item and selling them

[@lonekirin905]

A friend got a switch knife confiscated, he forgot he got it in his bag

[@deesgarage5134]

The airport in Beijing took my brand new battery pack.

[@misterfrancis]

Why doesn't your discord link ever work?

[@azureblue1442]

Sadly, I just had to surrender my $100 Swiss Army Knife I forgot was in my carry on in Denver 🤬

[@SamuelCarrigan2009]

Merry Christmas Everyone

[@twocvbloke]

Well darn, there goes the idea of wandering on a plane with a chainsaw over my shoulder... :P

[@karhonglooi7485]

Dr bright moment:

[@rainbowdash4898]

So if I want to bring knives or something, they can’t be on my person or carry-on luggage? Sweet. Now I know what to do for my next trip to Hawaii. 😁

[@kentharris7427]

I went to the gov deals website had a 1974 Beechcraft E90 retail price $600,000, the high bit is $220,000!

[@coleg5578]

Lol ironic that a site selling TSA-confiscated goods would be selling a private airplane to circumvent the TSA.

[@hadleyodenbach804]

Me trying to sneak my private plane through airport security

[@kentharris7427]

@@coleg5578 I don't think it was seized by the TSA. It is more than likely another government agency. There are a bunch of SUVs that are for sale as well.

[@coleg5578]

@@kentharris7427 Of course I’m just remarking on the irony, I’m sure with a name like Gov Deals they’re selling a lot more than just TSA-seized pocket knives.

[@KhiryTheKonqueror]

I often wonder that too

[@belinnaxu1613]

Me trying to find out where my electric fan went after they took it from me

[@renadecuenta9742]

0:17..... hahaha 🤣 saying the people willingly give their items is like saying a person who got robbed willingly gave up there wallet...

[@diamondynamite]

The tsa took my toothpaste and moisturizer before Christmas break.

[@2freekey]

It's not best to leave firearms at home, if you need them at your destination and if you can legally possess them at your destination - They are perfectly legal to take with you, in checked baggage only, unloaded and in a locked case, and declared to TSA and the airline... You may also bring ammunition in your checked baggage. Just make sure you can legally possess them at your destination, before you bring them to the airport.

[@krushnachaugule1584]

The question that was in my mind

[@RyuichiNoGekido]

Is the TSA selling my 4+ oz travel size shampoo? Can I get that back? That's a thing worth buying. I haven't washed my hair since yesterday. Feeling a little oily, and I don't wanna get invaded by my own country. xD

[@hairlessharescrambler56]

They took my little p38 can opener off of my key chain,you couldn't possibly do anything with it to hurt a person or property but they acted like I had a sword on my key ring

[@andrewmurray9391]

Someone, somewhere, somehow has the coolest old leatherbound books from the early 1800s of mine that fell into the UPS Twilight Zone.

[@rlalicea1]

The officer after I go through the metal detector and it beeps red: "Sir...Why do you have a assault rifle in there?" "Give it up now sir before I have to take drastic action." Me: "No, I own this weapon so I don't have to give it to you and also it's mag is empty." The officer: "Alright sir you are clear go through." Me: "BRUH!!!"

[@suzannebailey]

I actually went through the airport many years ago. I had at Lear 25 lighters in one part of my very large purse. The airport employee asked me if these were okay to use. I told him that I hadn’t cleaned out that part of my purse in a long time and forgot they were there. He asked me if I minded if he took them. I said sure, I’m glad your getting some use out of them.

[@rachelcawthorne3786]

L Probably

[@steelersteve37]

Love y’all

[@p4sh622]

Ewww a Steelers fan

[@SalamiSelimbo]

Just saw this video thought it was old but I guess its only 20 minutes old

[@PrincessKenzi1QT]

When I was 13 I had my crochet hook confiscated and I’m still upset about it

[@SteveLionProducer]

Well thats not true, if they ask you to give them something you are not surrending it they are confiscating it

[@emberandfriendsanimations2454]

Hi and happy holidays

[@shadow-zg9xs]

Bruh I bought a toy gun keychain it was super cool make out of wire in Taiwan it didn't even have anything like a gun except the shape i was 10 back then I cried for a day about it I hope that the guard who confiscated it without reasoning have a hellish life

[@asmip5125]

My Talcum powder(lil costly), nailcutter and a Juicy drink is taken at airports till now.. Less loss thou..

[@raulorty7618]

Super respectful.

[@greatwar4916]

Fact it’s nice to see a little human decency in the world

[@Salty_sprite]

Super idol

[@Strikery]

@@Salty_sprite Super idol

[@lacygilmore3112]

Weapons can be checked in unloaded and locked as long as you take it to TSA when you check in, it only depends on what state you are going to and you can't take them out of usa

[@Phantom8589]

Firearms can be check through on airlines. I'm active duty military and fly with weapons often. An average citizen can check a firearm as long as it is locked in a case and no ammo is in the firearm.

[@beargreen1]

Wow it is crazy and wow so weird

[@mm-yt8sf]

are the people's hands starting to evolve? i thought they were just circles before and now they're pointier and some even have fingers! can sentience be far behind?

[@Shred_Master]

My cousin left is knife in his backpack in the airport on accident. It was a vintage Vietnam knife

[@bababoouyjoe7966]

Good animation

[@R0DBS2]

Actually, in Tel Aviv Ben Gurion international airport water's allowed

[@DreadEnder]

Why such security at airports but nothing on ships

[@Gunsandscience]

Umm do you know that if you inform the airport that you are bringing a gun and the ammo and gun are separate from each other then your allowed.

[@HacksignKT]

You can take a gun, sword ect on an airplane... But by checked baggage, tho and you must declare them and sign forms. Just not in carryons.

[@quasarsavage]

us gov auctions are lit

[@kirkmorrison6131]

Since they created the TSA I just don't fly. If I should need to I wouldn't carry anything except clothes and extra shoes.

[@Karlos1234ify]

Happy Holidays, everyone.

[@rebornitsybitsy7515]

If passengers surrender them the items probably go to the pockets of airport staff.

[@georgedunn320]

Waddaya bet that nice things that don't wind up at the homes of TSA *agents,* wind up at the homes of TSA *officials?*

[@charanreigns6472]

3:20 "I'll sue you" Such a American thing to say 😅

[@jordank3203]

when i was young i left first edition yu gu yo cards cause i thought they wouldnt let me take them ( was moving to germany was us)

[@nocom5613]

My step dad brought back like 7 pair of Beats Headphones which r like $200 each because ppl lost them

[@younoahguy]

So if someone brought weed and got it confiscated what happens to the weed? A friend of mine said the TSA smoked his weed idk how true is that

[@Fzcubing]

Hhheeellllooo love your vids🥳🥰

[@4r2m0]

They all go to me...

[@Idontknow-mc3vj]

Cool. Now how do you know this?

[@coke8077]

How is it literally not considered stealing when the TSA makes you hand over something like a $300 knife (because a lot of high end pocket knives can cost this much or more) but they never give it back to you.

[@appletreegman]

You didn't watch the whole video did you?

[@Defender98TV]

Don't be dumb. Simple.

[@samw321]

TSA never takes anything from anyone. You have options …… 1. You can put that item in your checked luggage underneath the aircraft. 2. You can return to your car and secure it there, give it to a friend, family member or stranger out side of security seeing you off. 3. Mail it to yourself. Some airports have companies that will mail your prohibited item to you. 15-35$ Or finally 4. you can voluntarily surrender it to TSA. TSA will do YOU the favor of disposing the item for you.

[@realrome]

Your problem for bringing a knife to the airport like you were about to defend yourself or fillet a fish.

[@someonesomewhere1100]

It's the owners responsibility to manage their knife and know the rules of traveling with it.

[@tootallforyou112]

Naturally they take them post em on Instagram and then if it's something they want they steal it

[@nk6197]

With knives they are usually sold at auction

[@kenyattaclay7666]

A short time after TSA stopped allowing water through the checkpoint my mom had a flight where people who had forgotten about the liquid rules had their unopened bottles confiscated and she told me they were selling them on the other side of the security checkpoint.

[@shirleyrollins7927]

But they don't realize they're stealing someone else's stuff. That's why I'm never going to fly in a plane because people don't know how to respect others and their stuff.