Herman by Jim Unger for April 15, 2024

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    Farside99  7 months ago

    And it covers all 7 continents!

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    The dude from FL  Premium Member 7 months ago

    She’s listening, not

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    Lucy Rudy  7 months ago

    That will break off before it gets to the plane. My ID tag got torn off once.

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    Mediatech  7 months ago

    Does it have reception all the way to Morocco?

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    suv2000  7 months ago

    Don’t worry they will break that before they lose your luggage

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    sandpiper  7 months ago

    Nothing ever survives first contact with the baggage conveyor

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    rossevrymn  7 months ago

    Hm, we can do that today.

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    [Traveler] Premium Member 7 months ago

    I got my bag back after a trip and it looked to have fallen between the luggage trolleys and stuck under a wheel. It was totally trashed. It even had wheel marks.

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    mindjob  7 months ago

    Baggage handlers have 99% gorilla DNA

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    rodney  7 months ago

    Actually you can buy little GPS tokens from google that does exactly that

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    royq27  7 months ago

    Your tracking device shows your bag is in Katmandu…

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    Linguist  7 months ago

    In all my years of travel, I never checked luggage unless I absolutely had to. I always try to fly with only carry-on luggage.

    When I had to check a suitcase, I packed all my essentials in my carry-on bag. I’d trust the government before I’d trust the airlines!

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    Norris66  7 months ago

    Your suitcase will go places you’ll never see. ;)

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    Ishka Bibel  7 months ago

    Eerily prescient.

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    timinwsac Premium Member 7 months ago

    Shortly the bomb squad will blow up his suitcase.

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    monya_43  7 months ago

    They will ask you if there is anything in your lost luggage that you need. Like you are going to go to the trouble of packing non-necessities.

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    monya_43  7 months ago

    A homing device won’t be enough. He should also have a “tracking” device on his luggage.

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    dpatrickryan Premium Member 7 months ago

    They’re called Airtags, and they’re awesome for tracking luggage. You can actually see it board the plane with you and watch it come to the baggage carousel.

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    bdpoltergeist Premium Member 7 months ago

    unless TSA gets their hands on that bag

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    Mark Jeffrey Premium Member 7 months ago

    There were real devices on sale for a while a few years back. Then the air safety people insisted that the batteries had to be removable during flight, which rather killed the whole concept stone dead.

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    David Huie Green LoveJoyAndPeace  7 months ago

    After 9 / 11 they put security cameras all over airports and everybody KNEW they had security cameras all over the airports and you still saw AIRLINE WORKERS robbing luggage.

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    C wolfe  7 months ago

    FYI: The transmitter is in his hand and the receiver is in the suitcase based upon the antennas used. The transmitter would have a limited range. The Airtag works because most airport have WiFi. Call Sign: KB2SYB

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    cuzinron47  7 months ago

    And I have the ‘find my baggage’ app on my phone.

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    jpozenel  7 months ago

    Looks like something out of the original “Mission Impossible” TV show.

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    HodgeElmwood  7 months ago

    I’ve read about people putting airtags on their luggage. In one case the airline claimed it was lost but the owner tracked the tag being moved all over the city – including to a residential area – until it finally ended up at an actual warehouse where the airline was stashing “unclaimed” luggage.

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    christelisbetty  7 months ago

    At first glance, I thought the sign behind him, said “Army”.So confusing.

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    dunnyman1984  7 months ago

    4 times I’ve flown American, 4 times my luggage has seen more of the country than I have.

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