Hello, today I am back here with a small and very simple project. And although I must admit that its complexity is practically nil, I find it extremely useful when traveling. A luggage tag!
I'm going to tell you a story while I'm showing you the steps I did for the project. Like I said, it's not something very complex and doesn't really need any explanation, so I'm going to focus more on the reason behind the project..
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For a couple of years now, I have had to make several long trips within the country and on one of those trips, more specifically the last one, there was a man with a bag identical to mine. Something that really didn't seem strange to me because I bought my bag on sale 😂
On that same trip another strange thing also happened, they stopped us at a military checkpoint and all the passengers on the bus had to get off.
(Securing the hook)
I say that it is somewhat strange, because although on long trips it is very common for the military at checkpoints to get into the vehicle to check that everything is in order, it is very rare that they ask the passengers to get off.
Maybe the dog sniffed something strange, I really don't know and to this day it's a mystery to me.
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Once we got off the bus, they asked us for our identity documents, they checked us on the radio to see if anyone had a criminal record and we thought that was it, but unfortunately not.
They asked us to drop our luggage and generally they give us a number with which we identify our luggage in the passenger terminal, although this time to make the process more efficient, the worker in charge of the luggage area was asking us what our suitcase was and we We pointed out and later we showed the inside of it to the military.
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So I did so, I pointed to my bag, they handed it to me and I prepared to show it to the soldier.
You can't imagine my fear when I open the bag and see a shirt that I had never seen in my life, I was completely blank. All the episodes of "Dangerous Frontiers" crossed my mind and my legs trembled a bit 😂
(The same will never happen to me again)
So, with no blood on my body, I turn to the guard and say "this is not my bag 👀".
To my luck, we both see when the other passenger takes out an identical bag (mine) and starts to lift it as if thinking "this kind of weighs less" 😂
And the guard called him, we made the exchange and thank God everything went well. We checked the ticket with the identification number, they checked the luggage, we got back on the bus and continued the trip. I will never forget that scare!
All the content was created by me, using my TCL 20se and using the InShot Pro and GIF Creator applications
Thanks for reading me, see you in the next post ☺️