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Re: Potbelly Peppers and the TSA

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Re: Potbelly Peppers and the TSA

pepperguy — Mon, 22 Jun 2009 17:09:10 -0000

Covering the Midwest for the last 8 years I have become completely addicted to those damn peppers. A while back I used to be able to smuggle them through but I don’t even try anymore. I tried to make up for this by using about a quarter pound of the peppers while taking down my weekly wreck but trust me this did not end well. Couple hours delay at O’Hare and I almost blew out the backseat of a toilet with a fiery assplosion.
The good news is Potbelly’s opened one of there stores a few miles from my in-laws in Philadelphia. I can pick up a couple of their industrial containers every trip and now drive my precious cargo back to NY.
Now I am even enjoying those delicious peppers on my eggs in the morning.
Good luck to you.

Re: Potbelly Peppers and the TSA

teqjack — Wed, 03 Jun 2009 19:13:03 -0000

Don't mean to be snarky, and indeed this is not an option I would have thought of quickly unless I really wanted something, but if you have the opportunity in future consider shipping. Even the smallest US Post Office sells boxes and bubble-wrap. Others (UPS, FedEx, whatever) do as well, just not as easy to find or get to. Expensive, perhaps, but not as much as losing stuff to TSA.

Re: Potbelly Peppers and the TSA

Martin Seebach — Wed, 03 Jun 2009 05:26:22 -0000

The irony of something being too dangerous to carry on an airplane but safe enough for the very same security official that deemed it so, to put on her face.