In this brief YouTube segment, Bryan Johnson and a co‑speaker discuss the challenges of traveling with small medical or blood‑related supplies. The speaker worries that Homeland Security might suspect drug trafficking, while Bryan recounts that Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) actually called in the bomb‑squad to inspect the items, highlighting the heightened security scrutiny such items can trigger.
I need to get those little cute little boxes there, though. Yeah. One is not very easy to travel with. I was really worried getting stopped in Homeland Security or whatever it's called, and be like, is this. I mean, are you a drug deal? I'm like, no, no, These are.
Yeah, just like, LAX called out the bomb squad for me. Really? Yeah. They did with the.
Blood thing.
Yeah. They brought out all their dogs, and we got the specialist bomb inspectors. Like, they pulled out their executive bomb teams. Oh, I have it all. I had this, the green giant that. I had everything in powder form, so it looked like I had a bunch of, you know, explosives powders. Yeah.
