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The Surprising Reason Yawning Too Much At The Airport Could Get You Flagged By TSA - AOL (opens the original)
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Many of us think of yawning as nothing more than a sign that we're tired, if we even notice ourselves doing it at all. However, did you know that yawning in an airport setting could signal something a lot different? That's according to a leaked report on passenger behaviors, which states that excessive yawning has made the list of activities that raise suspicions among Transportation Security Administration (TSA) agents (via GMA). The reason behind this is linked to behavioral detection methods.
The Type Of Underwear Travelers Should Really Avoid Wearing On A Plane - AOL (opens the original)
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When it comes to plane attire, comfort usually prevails above all else. Especially if you're going on a long-haul flight, comfortable clothing can really make or break your experience. In these situations, breathable, moisture-wicking underwear isn't just a nice-to-have — it's absolutely essential. However, underwear made from synthetic materials is among the clothing items you should never wear on a plane for both comfort and safety reasons. Synthetic petroleum-based fabrics like nylon, spandex
The Common Hygiene Item Japanese Tourists Can't Stand In America - AOL (opens the original)
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When traveling, it's not uncommon to encounter cultural differences that you weren't expecting. From country to country, traditions and expectations vary, whether it's the local tipping culture, dress code, or even dining customs — and here are some tricks from Rick Steves for avoiding culture shock. However, one difference that can catch people off guard is personal hygiene. And for many Japanese tourists visiting the United States, there's one small bathroom staple that's particularly off-putt
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