I like to imagine some guy lost his ID/passport before his International flight scouring through the internet, came upon this video and left with a pile of anxiety and embarrassment.
@@lillia2479: If youâre insane enough to travel outside your home country without a passport you might as well just book a room in advance at the local prison of your destination, lol.
This happened to me once. I offered my credit cards as IDs, but the TSA agent didn't look too convinced. Showed her my university ID and everything changed. "Oh you go X University?! You should fine!" Was allowed to go through security and made it home for a wedding. đ
I somehow lost my Driver's license on the scanning belt at Lambert Intl. The whole staff was looking for me. I felt so bad but they were so helpful. P.s. I never found it. đ
@@digby_dooright Same thing here. I lost mine going through check-in. That process is so chaotic with everyone taking everything out of their pockets and taking off their shoes. The worst part is how they rush everybody so it's easy to forget things.
The credit union told my daughter that her college ID wasnt enough to make a deposit into her own account. It was issued by the State đ We called my bank. During Covid Got her Birth Certificate & me took her $3,000 & business elsewhere
Iâm so paranoid about this. I used my government work ID to get through the TSA pre check & if I lose thatâŠI have A LOT more issues than just getting on a flight. đłđł
Plus, just be organized and don't be clumsy. Make the checklist of what you need to be brought on when traveling. Please check the same checklist when checking out from the hotel etc. Please go around your rooms and see if you still leave anything. Take pictures of your IDs and important other documents. Make certified copies of your IDs. Make sure that all your pockets and bags are in good condition and secured. None can easily pick pocket anything from them. There should be a global biometric ID verification services that are widely accepted by all authorities globally. Ones can only give the fingerprint and face scan to be identified.
I doubt she'll make one, but just in case- always keep photocopies of your passport, as well as high resolution scan in an email box. You'll need to contact your country's embassy with that
I lost my drivers license somewhere between a food court and TSA, in Phoenix. I walked up once to the closest info booth and no one turned it in. Walked back to the food court, thinking I somehow dumped it in the trash or left it at the table. Since I also carried my passport card, I decided to use that at the TSA gate, instead of digging through the garbage. As I was walking past the information booth again, the gentleman working there flagged me down, said he found something of mine and I would just have to provide my details on my drivers license. Got my drivers license back, so YAY! But, I also still carry my passport card, just in case. đ
Summer of 2002 I visited my brother who was stationed in Washington DC. Lost my ID out at the bar the night before. Having complete heart failure as that was a pretty significant year for airport security changes. I didnât have any other ID and my memory isnât perfect but Iâm pretty sure the military escort I had come with me is what made it smooth sailing.
I forgot my ID once and they pulled me aside and asked me a whole bunch of questions about my current and previous addresses, vehicles, and about my family members. It was rather creepy that they had access to all the correct answers đł
I once checked in my ID with my suitcase when I was 12 after I had presented it at the check-in counter (my dad didn't notice). It was a nightmare. I remember standing in front of those panoramic windows at the gate, watching three annoyed (rightfully so) men unloading every single suitcase until they found my little grey bag. It was a flight from Germany to the UK and only a year after 9/11 so everyone was on edge. To this day I check my ID and travel documents regularly on the day of the flight.
In Australia, I don't recall ever being asked to provide any ID when flying domestic flights. These days, I always do self-check-in at the kiosk where possible.
Jeenie!!! Why Frontier and AA customers are 90% karens? I did lost an ID on international grounds and they had to call everyone that could identify me.
I had an ID... but it expired!! It was a domestic flight (in Canada) and they sat me down to speak to me about having a valid ID on me at all times when flying. They eventually let me in because they probably felt sorry for me. đ„Ž (It was a returning flight home for me.)
It almost happened to me, I had my ID all the way through until I was about to get boarded and I couldn't find it. I panicked for probably two whole minutes, asked if a printed copy was okay (my mom insisted to have those as well) but they told me no. At last I discovered that the ID had somehow found its way to the very bottom of my bag. I've been sweating bullets xD
I lost my passport while travelling from Malaysia to Singapore by road. The immigration officer asked me a few questions and let me through. Very nice of them.
Some years ago I flew out of my home city in Canada to another Canadian city using my work ID. On the return flight, it initially wasnât accepted, even though I claimed that it was practically government ID, the employer was largely government supported, their counterparts in Home City accepted it, etc. They finally did let me on, but I was a lot more careful after thar about the definition of 'government ID'.
I had this actually issue one month ago. To clarify things: European Citizen (German) flying in the EU Zone from Germany to Portugal. My passport and my ID are expired, and still are, because you don't get a local appointment that easy. I had online check-in, only hand luggage, first flight in the morning. After everybody boarded the plane, I went to the FA, and said, that I have this issue. I can provide my Driver's License and/or my Birth Certificate (I needed that to get my ID anyways). They checked it, and let me fly, because I was genuine and upfront. On the flight back, they didn't even check ID's, just if your name is on the boarding list. Also, normal debit cards don't work in the Air. Gotta be Mastercard/credit Card. *Sigh* To sum it up, be honest, be upfront, be nice. nobody wants you miss your flight.
Well in the U.S. if u loose your ID u go through so much red tape to get a temporary one that by the time u get pernanent one u look 10 years older. So, u got to do the đž again đ
We only got it back because just before we had to show them a bunch of stuff someone on a radio said at the **** cafe there has been a lost ID left on a. Table and they had to go get it we were lucky the cafe was close because they might have gone without us
Imagine:If you ever lost your ID and saw jeenie all you have to say is I had a bad day and lost my ID and Let's go she'll be like ohhh well I can relate to ummm let's have kimchi and roast the karens đđđ oh god I wanna be on her flight one day who else relate
I would love to know what happens internationally. In my instance I didn't lose my passport- I damaged it instead. My route plan was from SFO to Japan to Hong Kong to Korea to Hong Kong go SFO. Clumsy me washed and dried my passport the night of departure. I thought if the pages were intact and still legible it would be fine ( just a little crinkle). So I went throught tsa from sfo. No issues. I went to Tokyo customs with no issues. I explained my story and they laughed. I went through Hong Kong with no issues. My flight to south Korea was at 6:30am. They would not accept my passport because it water damaged. I argued how is it possible that 3 major airlines had no issue with it and a small airline carrier did. They spoke to their manager and they said no. Left at 9 am and was like freaking out. Good thing I had family there. Had to cancel my SK reservations and book a hotel for HK. Was told to get my passport picture taken and schedule a meeting with the embassy. TURNS OUT YOU CAN GET A EMERGENCY PASSPORT in less than a day (valid up to a year). So basically you buy a new passport and they give you a emergency one and when you get home you finish the paperwork and they ship you a new passport. Lesson of the day - always check what goes inside the washing machine.
Please tell us what happens if someone loses their ID on an international flight. That's like my worse fear. My cousin told me a story once that you have to verify your citizenship; which can take weeks. So you can be stranded. Happened to a friend of hers!
Take pictures of all your ID before you travel and even carry a printed version. You still are going to have a headache but have that extra copy can speed things up
Also, have your embassy address written down somewhere. They'll be the ones to print a new emergency passport. Having a picture of your former passport would help tons, but they'll check that you truly are from the country you say you are in mysterious ways.
We live in San Antonio. My son was going to fly with a friend to London to spend a month going to Acting classes at RADA and sight seeing. They found a flight out of Austin, which is about a 2 hour drive from San Antonio via a crazy interstate packed with 18 wheelers. When he made it to Austin with his friends parents, he noticed that he had left his passport at his friends parents house in the copy machine. This was about 2 and a half hours before his flight left. My husband went over to the friends house, where the other son met him at the curb with the passport. He headed to Austin while I was at home calling him occasionally with traffic updates via hands free phone. He made it to the airport, where my son was waiting at the curb to grab the passport. An airport employee was him to help whisk him through security. He had about ten minutes to spare. What you do for your kids!! And a lesson well learned. đ
Jennie, love you. For identification should have a state issued Iâd like a drivers license. A lot of states now have the real Iâd which can be used to fly domestically in the US.
I came to check in at Busan Airport, but couldn't find my passport. I knew I had it at the hotel. The airport staff was so nice, they called the taxi company and the hotel, but they couldn't find my passport. I started to get really stressed out. They helped me to a table where I could sit and use my laptop, while doing international calls to my travel agent for assistance. When I opened the screen of my laptop, there I found my passport. I went back to check in, and apologized for all the trouble I caused. Luckily I hadn't planned a last second check in, and I had no problem catching my scheduled flight.
So the first time I ever flew was for my grandpas memorial service/my introduction to the family (long story). At the time I didnât have an ID. So I got one just in time for my flight, but it was a paper one because my real one wasnât going to be here in time. I didnât know that the airport was transitioning to no longer accept paper IDs. Luckily we got it sorted out and they allowed me through on good faith with additional screening. I was not taken to a separate room, it was done in the TSA line with everyone else. I was asked to partially strip- which was sort of my fault, I had no idea this would happen so I dress comfortably in sweat pants, tank top and a jacket and only had to remove my jacket, but I am a very busty woman despite my size so I startled the TSA guy leading me to my additional screening. I was patted down and X-rayed. My stuff was looked through and X-rayed. I had to tell the TSA lady that I was on my period and wearing a pad when I was being patted down. Meanwhile the whole damn time my mom - who had already gone through her security checks without the additional screening - was off on the sidelines laughing her ass off and making fun of me WHILE RECORDING THE WHOLE THING! And she wonders why I donât trust her to go to the doctors office with me? She makes fun of me whenever I have to get a damn shot and stresses me out.
I'm in an airport right now, coming back from a long business trip. I was in a big panic this morning because I couldn't find my house keys, because I haven't touched them in 5 weeks because I've in a hotel. (They were exactly where I left them, in my jacket pocket. The key ring was just a lot smaller than I remember...)
One time I got my wallet stolen the day before my flight from Miami to Haiti, I live in St. Persburg. This was before 9/11. Went to the diver office n they told me "do you have something, anything with your name on it " I had a water bill stament, good enough. The office printed me a new license. When I got to Haiti they took me into the integration room after 5 hours of questioning, they let me go. Then I had to go to the embassy and after several more hours they printed me a paper for special consideration and I was able to fly home, after my Vacation.
I once lost my id on the way to the airport. As it was a within eu plane, I had no luggage, and already checked in at home I only found out when I arrived at my destination. I managed to get a police report filed for a lost id and was able to use that as proof for my way home
lmao I don't need my passport bc I'm flying domestic but I booked for a passport renewal so I needed to present it. I'm so stressed. I hope I can find it this week since the appointment's two days after I attend seventeen's concert in Manila đ đ„Č
I got to talk to someone at a 1-800 that could look up all my information about me and my family. They asked me a bunch of random questions and then handed back over the phone to TSA. I unfortunately had no identification on me (we had checked a bag and my wallet was left inside by accident.) so I guess that's why I had to talk to someone over the phone. I did go through additional screening too but it wasn't much more than the normal security.
On the way to Vegas my dad was having issues with the bag tag machine and walked away to find an agent with his wallet on top of the machine. Walked right back and his wallet was gone. Searched and asked everyone but it had vanished. Told my dad it would be alright to get through security, but wasn't sure how it would go in Vegas. He gets through security after a bunch of hassle and sits on a bench on the other side. My mom looks over at the next bench and says, "Isn't that your wallet?" It was! A guy just had it sitting next to him and claimed he "found it" and was going to "turn it into the gate agent". Makes total sense that he would carry it through security and not turn it into the check-in desk. đ
This happened to my ex who lost his wallet on a trip but luckily he had a bottle of prescription medicine on him. They took that as identification since he had also lost his credit cards (rx medicine bottles usually have your name and address on the label). He got a pat down and TSA did a full check of his carry on and then was free to board. Luckily we arrived early enough for all of that.
I once left my whole wristlet before flying. I left my car over at my brothers and had him drive me unloaded everything but my wristlet I didnât carry a whole purse at the time. I had a boarding pass on my phone. They had to call homeland security and they asked me obscure details about my childhood and places near me growing up. They let me on after that.
I was young, 1st time to Paris, just arrived and deplaned, about to go thru customs and .......I couldn't find my passport. 'I Did a full on yardsale on the floor of the airport in Paris, all my stuff scattered everywhere.:)'
In my country, for domestic fight, there is one simple solution : always have a photo/scanned ID on your phone. Show it to them. I'm usually very lazy to show my ID, and I just show the photo in my phone.
Plus, just be organized and don't be clumsy. Take pictures of your IDs and important other documents. Make certified copies of your IDs. Make sure that all your pockets and bags are in good condition and secured. None can easily pick pocket anything from them. There should be a global biometric ID verification services that are widely accepted by all authorities globally. Ones can only give the fingerprint and face scan to be identified.
I had my ID. And I was almost not allowed in by yhe security in Vegas because my ticket has my middle name (that I go by) not my first name. My middle name my mother completely made up and is unique, but my first and last name is so common there is literally a bread that has it. I feel safer with them confirming my middle name, but noooo....
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I like to imagine some guy lost his ID/passport before his International flight scouring through the internet, came upon this video and left with a pile of anxiety and embarrassment.
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I think Jeenie said it's for most domestic flights only... I'm unsure about international flights...
LOLLLL NOT FOR INTERNATIONAL THIS WONT WORK
@@lillia2479: If youâre insane enough to travel outside your home country without a passport you might as well just book a room in advance at the local prison of your destination, lol.
@@rayray8687 Some people just might be. I'm just saying. đ
This happened to me once. I offered my credit cards as IDs, but the TSA agent didn't look too convinced. Showed her my university ID and everything changed. "Oh you go X University?! You should fine!" Was allowed to go through security and made it home for a wedding. đ
I somehow lost my Driver's license on the scanning belt at Lambert Intl. The whole staff was looking for me. I felt so bad but they were so helpful. P.s. I never found it. đ
@@digby_dooright Same thing here. I lost mine going through check-in. That process is so chaotic with everyone taking everything out of their pockets and taking off their shoes. The worst part is how they rush everybody so it's easy to forget things.
LMAOOOOO GLAD IT WORKED OUT
@@digby_dooright: You said the whole staff was looking for youâŠdid they ever find you?
The credit union told my daughter that her college ID wasnt enough to make a deposit into her own account.
It was issued by the State đ
We called my bank.
During Covid
Got her Birth Certificate & me took her $3,000 & business elsewhere
If Jeenie needs identification, I wonder if she pulls out the "Don't F with the cook" apron?
I feel like it would work
Iâm so paranoid about this. I used my government work ID to get through the TSA pre check & if I lose thatâŠI have A LOT more issues than just getting on a flight. đłđł
TSA pre check is another godsend canât live without it now hehe
Plus, just be organized and don't be clumsy. Make the checklist of what you need to be brought on when traveling.
Please check the same checklist when checking out from the hotel etc. Please go around your rooms and see if you still leave anything.
Take pictures of your IDs and important other documents. Make certified copies of your IDs.
Make sure that all your pockets and bags are in good condition and secured. None can easily pick pocket anything from them. There should be a global biometric ID verification services that are widely accepted by all authorities globally. Ones can only give the fingerprint and face scan to be identified.
Some sort of id like a state issued drivers license should be on your person every time you leave your home.
@@pincylakosi8832 yes, but someone can still loose an item without been clumsy.
@@mayowaedgar Like how? Make copies of all important documents, put them on cloud storage. Be organized.
Love it !! thank you so much for sharing lovely Jeenie!!! You are awesome!!
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Your skits are a pleasure and now your hubby is in great work you will be noticed!!
Oh Jeenie I love it best when you do mini-Jeenie and mom-Jeenie, lolâŠand all the on-board passenger stuff! Do more of those, they make me laugh!!
This is great information! Love your videos and can't wait for "That's a whole other issue" Part 2! LMAO
I doubt she'll make one, but just in case- always keep photocopies of your passport, as well as high resolution scan in an email box. You'll need to contact your country's embassy with that
I lost my drivers license somewhere between a food court and TSA, in Phoenix. I walked up once to the closest info booth and no one turned it in. Walked back to the food court, thinking I somehow dumped it in the trash or left it at the table. Since I also carried my passport card, I decided to use that at the TSA gate, instead of digging through the garbage.
As I was walking past the information booth again, the gentleman working there flagged me down, said he found something of mine and I would just have to provide my details on my drivers license. Got my drivers license back, so YAY! But, I also still carry my passport card, just in case. đ
0:18 I love the introâ€đSo cuteđ„°
Summer of 2002 I visited my brother who was stationed in Washington DC. Lost my ID out at the bar the night before. Having complete heart failure as that was a pretty significant year for airport security changes. I didnât have any other ID and my memory isnât perfect but Iâm pretty sure the military escort I had come with me is what made it smooth sailing.
omgggg you finalllyyy uploaded!!
been waiting for this!!!
I forgot my ID once and they pulled me aside and asked me a whole bunch of questions about my current and previous addresses, vehicles, and about my family members. It was rather creepy that they had access to all the correct answers đł
Love your videos ! really great. Have a grreat holiday and New Year (I subscribed)
I once checked in my ID with my suitcase when I was 12 after I had presented it at the check-in counter (my dad didn't notice). It was a nightmare. I remember standing in front of those panoramic windows at the gate, watching three annoyed (rightfully so) men unloading every single suitcase until they found my little grey bag. It was a flight from Germany to the UK and only a year after 9/11 so everyone was on edge. To this day I check my ID and travel documents regularly on the day of the flight.
In Australia, I don't recall ever being asked to provide any ID when flying domestic flights.
These days, I always do self-check-in at the kiosk where possible.
Jeenie!!! Why Frontier and AA customers are 90% karens? I did lost an ID on international grounds and they had to call everyone that could identify me.
I had an ID... but it expired!! It was a domestic flight (in Canada) and they sat me down to speak to me about having a valid ID on me at all times when flying. They eventually let me in because they probably felt sorry for me. đ„Ž (It was a returning flight home for me.)
TYSM FOR THE INFO JEENIEEE
It almost happened to me, I had my ID all the way through until I was about to get boarded and I couldn't find it. I panicked for probably two whole minutes, asked if a printed copy was okay (my mom insisted to have those as well) but they told me no. At last I discovered that the ID had somehow found its way to the very bottom of my bag. I've been sweating bullets xD
I lost my passport while travelling from Malaysia to Singapore by road. The immigration officer asked me a few questions and let me through. Very nice of them.
Some years ago I flew out of my home city in Canada to another Canadian city using my work ID. On the return flight, it initially wasnât accepted, even though I claimed that it was practically government ID, the employer was largely government supported, their counterparts in Home City accepted it, etc. They finally did let me on, but I was a lot more careful after thar about the definition of 'government ID'.
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I had this actually issue one month ago. To clarify things:
European Citizen (German) flying in the EU Zone from Germany to Portugal.
My passport and my ID are expired, and still are, because you don't get a local appointment that easy.
I had online check-in, only hand luggage, first flight in the morning. After everybody boarded the plane, I went to the FA, and said, that I have this issue. I can provide my Driver's License and/or my Birth Certificate (I needed that to get my ID anyways). They checked it, and let me fly, because I was genuine and upfront.
On the flight back, they didn't even check ID's, just if your name is on the boarding list.
Also, normal debit cards don't work in the Air. Gotta be Mastercard/credit Card.
*Sigh*
To sum it up, be honest, be upfront, be nice. nobody wants you miss your flight.
No IDs checked when taking a flight? Huh interesting, I've never had that here in the US, they're usually pretty strict about it here.
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Love the intro and outro, so cute haha đ
Glad you liked it!!
Take care & donât loss your IDs
Great advice!
Hi Jeenie, would love an update on your life post cabin crew, what do u do now etc etc đ„°
Well in the U.S. if u loose your ID u go through so much red tape to get a temporary one that by the time u get pernanent one u look 10 years older. So, u got to do the đž again đ
Yep iâve left mine at the checkin desk, was frantic getting the checkin staff trying to get it to the gate staff đ
Stopped right at international... I suppose that means no chance in hell.... đ
Pov your on a flight when you found this
This happened to my mom one time it was a struggle but it happened that we left it at a place in the airport that we had breakfast at.
Oof, at least she got it back.
We only got it back because just before we had to show them a bunch of stuff someone on a radio said at the **** cafe there has been a lost ID left on a. Table and they had to go get it we were lucky the cafe was close because they might have gone without us
Imagine:If you ever lost your ID and saw jeenie all you have to say is I had a bad day and lost my ID and Let's go she'll be like ohhh well I can relate to ummm let's have kimchi and roast the karens đđđ oh god I wanna be on her flight one day who else relate
I would love to know what happens internationally.
In my instance I didn't lose my passport- I damaged it instead.
My route plan was from SFO to Japan to Hong Kong to Korea to Hong Kong go SFO.
Clumsy me washed and dried my passport the night of departure. I thought if the pages were intact and still legible it would be fine ( just a little crinkle).
So I went throught tsa from sfo. No issues. I went to Tokyo customs with no issues. I explained my story and they laughed. I went through Hong Kong with no issues.
My flight to south Korea was at 6:30am. They would not accept my passport because it water damaged. I argued how is it possible that 3 major airlines had no issue with it and a small airline carrier did. They spoke to their manager and they said no. Left at 9 am and was like freaking out.
Good thing I had family there. Had to cancel my SK reservations and book a hotel for HK. Was told to get my passport picture taken and schedule a meeting with the embassy.
TURNS OUT YOU CAN GET A EMERGENCY PASSPORT in less than a day (valid up to a year).
So basically you buy a new passport and they give you a emergency one and when you get home you finish the paperwork and they ship you a new passport.
Lesson of the day - always check what goes inside the washing machine.
Please tell us what happens if someone loses their ID on an international flight. That's like my worse fear. My cousin told me a story once that you have to verify your citizenship; which can take weeks. So you can be stranded. Happened to a friend of hers!
Take pictures of all your ID before you travel and even carry a printed version. You still are going to have a headache but have that extra copy can speed things up
Also, have your embassy address written down somewhere. They'll be the ones to print a new emergency passport. Having a picture of your former passport would help tons, but they'll check that you truly are from the country you say you are in mysterious ways.
Used to work for an LCC. Yup, I remember this for domestic flights.đ
We live in San Antonio. My son was going to fly with a friend to London to spend a month going to Acting classes at RADA and sight seeing. They found a flight out of Austin, which is about a 2 hour drive from San Antonio via a crazy interstate packed with 18 wheelers. When he made it to Austin with his friends parents, he noticed that he had left his passport at his friends parents house in the copy machine. This was about 2 and a half hours before his flight left.
My husband went over to the friends house, where the other son met him at the curb with the passport. He headed to Austin while I was at home calling him occasionally with traffic updates via hands free phone. He made it to the airport, where my son was waiting at the curb to grab the passport. An airport employee was him to help whisk him through security. He had about ten minutes to spare. What you do for your kids!! And a lesson well learned. đ
I have lost my suitcase, bag and mind before flights
FIRST OMGG LOVE UR VIDSS!!đ
Jennie, love you. For identification should have a state issued Iâd like a drivers license. A lot of states now have the real Iâd which can be used to fly domestically in the US.
I came to check in at Busan Airport, but couldn't find my passport.
I knew I had it at the hotel.
The airport staff was so nice, they called the taxi company and the hotel, but they couldn't find my passport.
I started to get really stressed out.
They helped me to a table where I could sit and use my laptop, while doing international calls to my travel agent for assistance.
When I opened the screen of my laptop, there I found my passport. I went back to check in, and apologized for all the trouble I caused. Luckily I hadn't planned a last second check in, and I had no problem catching my scheduled flight.
1:26 Jeenie exposed how she creates her videos :0
So the first time I ever flew was for my grandpas memorial service/my introduction to the family (long story). At the time I didnât have an ID. So I got one just in time for my flight, but it was a paper one because my real one wasnât going to be here in time. I didnât know that the airport was transitioning to no longer accept paper IDs. Luckily we got it sorted out and they allowed me through on good faith with additional screening. I was not taken to a separate room, it was done in the TSA line with everyone else. I was asked to partially strip- which was sort of my fault, I had no idea this would happen so I dress comfortably in sweat pants, tank top and a jacket and only had to remove my jacket, but I am a very busty woman despite my size so I startled the TSA guy leading me to my additional screening. I was patted down and X-rayed. My stuff was looked through and X-rayed. I had to tell the TSA lady that I was on my period and wearing a pad when I was being patted down.
Meanwhile the whole damn time my mom - who had already gone through her security checks without the additional screening - was off on the sidelines laughing her ass off and making fun of me WHILE RECORDING THE WHOLE THING! And she wonders why I donât trust her to go to the doctors office with me? She makes fun of me whenever I have to get a damn shot and stresses me out.
If youâre flying international whatâs the issue and solution Jennie đđ
"a credit card"
ok thanks
the worker: i have ur money
Kim Namjoon is watching this video from his secret personal account :)
So true!
I'm in an airport right now, coming back from a long business trip.
I was in a big panic this morning because I couldn't find my house keys, because I haven't touched them in 5 weeks because I've in a hotel.
(They were exactly where I left them, in my jacket pocket. The key ring was just a lot smaller than I remember...)
I wish I could go on a plane and you are the flight attendant there!
One time I got my wallet stolen the day before my flight from Miami to Haiti, I live in St. Persburg. This was before 9/11.
Went to the diver office n they told me "do you have something, anything with your name on it " I had a water bill stament, good enough. The office printed me a new license. When I got to Haiti they took me into the integration room after 5 hours of questioning, they let me go. Then I had to go to the embassy and after several more hours they printed me a paper for special consideration and I was able to fly home, after my Vacation.
hello i have a question if the customer service messed up on baggage and now the people are asking u to pay 240 dollars extra what do you do
This reminds me of the one episode of come fly with me were a guy wanted to fly with his library card.
I once lost my id on the way to the airport. As it was a within eu plane, I had no luggage, and already checked in at home I only found out when I arrived at my destination. I managed to get a police report filed for a lost id and was able to use that as proof for my way home
lmao I don't need my passport bc I'm flying domestic but I booked for a passport renewal so I needed to present it. I'm so stressed. I hope I can find it this week since the appointment's two days after I attend seventeen's concert in Manila đ đ„Č
last time i went to the airport my dad forgot to bring his passport and left it in the taxi and he called the uber specifically for that car đ
Very trueđ
I got to talk to someone at a 1-800 that could look up all my information about me and my family. They asked me a bunch of random questions and then handed back over the phone to TSA. I unfortunately had no identification on me (we had checked a bag and my wallet was left inside by accident.) so I guess that's why I had to talk to someone over the phone. I did go through additional screening too but it wasn't much more than the normal security.
One time, I flew without my ID, because I couldn't find my driver's license!
Moral : Don't lose your ID
the old intros are back!!
On the way to Vegas my dad was having issues with the bag tag machine and walked away to find an agent with his wallet on top of the machine. Walked right back and his wallet was gone. Searched and asked everyone but it had vanished. Told my dad it would be alright to get through security, but wasn't sure how it would go in Vegas. He gets through security after a bunch of hassle and sits on a bench on the other side. My mom looks over at the next bench and says, "Isn't that your wallet?" It was! A guy just had it sitting next to him and claimed he "found it" and was going to "turn it into the gate agent". Makes total sense that he would carry it through security and not turn it into the check-in desk. đ
saw this happen to some guy at the airport a couple days ago i felt so bad
This happened to my brother. He had to name landmarks in our town.
So what airline do you work for
My god Iâm early. Will Jeenie notice me?
I keep pictures of my driver license and passport on my phone. Would that count as alternate ID, at least domestically?
Now Jennie keeps to make a video abt loosing your id on a international flight
Great video!
This happened to my ex who lost his wallet on a trip but luckily he had a bottle of prescription medicine on him. They took that as identification since he had also lost his credit cards (rx medicine bottles usually have your name and address on the label). He got a pat down and TSA did a full check of his carry on and then was free to board. Luckily we arrived early enough for all of that.
đđđ Weâre back to the intro!!!!
Ive been in 5 airports in Europe, and for EU traveling you literally don't need to show your passport or any other id.
Not true...
They check your ID card during boarding
@@jadaniil nope. Never been checked. Neither in Chopin, Kosice, Modlin, nor even in Frankfurt airports
@@meowctrum485 okay, maybe you're right and only I had a another kind of experience
@@jadaniil There's two "checkpoints". For EU and non EU passengers. As EU citisen we basically do not get checked anywhere within the EU :3
It's ok if u lose ur Id jeenie, just say.....LETS GO....and they will know it's uđđđđđ
I thought this was about losing your aep between the security and the gate and đ±đ±đ±đ±đ±
In other words....NEVER LOSE YOUR ID! đ„Ž
Thank God it's soo easy to fly domestically in India đ you don't need a passport and ID can be verified through your mobile phones đ
I once left my whole wristlet before flying. I left my car over at my brothers and had him drive me unloaded everything but my wristlet I didnât carry a whole purse at the time. I had a boarding pass on my phone. They had to call homeland security and they asked me obscure details about my childhood and places near me growing up. They let me on after that.
Jeenie I love the information butâŠâŠwhy is the background Spirit airlines???
Not the spirit airline background
Do you know would tsa accept a paper replacement?
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I was young, 1st time to Paris, just arrived and deplaned, about to go thru customs and .......I couldn't find my passport.
'I Did a full on yardsale on the floor of the airport in Paris, all my stuff scattered everywhere.:)'
I had to do this!
In my country, for domestic fight, there is one simple solution : always have a photo/scanned ID on your phone. Show it to them. I'm usually very lazy to show my ID, and I just show the photo in my phone.
That happen to my mom
Plus, just be organized and don't be clumsy. Take pictures of your IDs and important other documents. Make certified copies of your IDs.
Make sure that all your pockets and bags are in good condition and secured. None can easily pick pocket anything from them. There should be a global biometric ID verification services that are widely accepted by all authorities globally. Ones can only give the fingerprint and face scan to be identified.
what if ur flying international?
Will this still apply after the REAL ID deadline?
BRUH!!
My mum is sooooooo WEIRD!!đ
digital id's?
International would not be possible without a passport.
And if we are from Europe?
doesn't say if the one who lost his/her/their ID is a pax or crew?
Dafuq I canât even pick up a package without valid ID in my country
1st..hi Jeenie!
When you say "that's a whole another issue"do you mean you lost all hope if you lost it before internationals?
I had my ID. And I was almost not allowed in by yhe security in Vegas because my ticket has my middle name (that I go by) not my first name. My middle name my mother completely made up and is unique, but my first and last name is so common there is literally a bread that has it. I feel safer with them confirming my middle name, but noooo....
What if you lost everything?