We stay in the airport. Every major airline has a sizable team of people tasked with catching travelers who attempt to use them to facilitate illegal transport.

And that includes Elena's Hartsfield at agents at the busiest hub in the world.

They recently detected a sizable hall that led to an influencer being charged with trying to transport $3 million worth of marijuana

to Brazil. Damn. Now, as the story goes from Brob Bible, nearly half of the states in America

have legalized recreational use of marijuana over the past couple of decades. And while it's

become increasingly normalized, it's still illegal at the federal level as a Schedule I substance.

As a result, you usually want to avoid boarding an airplane with any form of weed in your

possession, especially if you're headed to another country where the drug is outlawed.

That includes Brazil, which decriminalize the possession of marijuana for personal use in 2006.

But you can't brand.

You can't.

It's illegal to sell and trave it the drug within its borders.

What if you said, I'm not selling this, sir, this is a gift?

I, yeah, if you're going to have personal use.

I'm gifting this to someone.

I don't ever want to have to buy it again.

I like them a lot.

According to Fox 5, a man named Vance Ray Randolph allegedly attempted to do that when he made

his way to Hartsfield, Atlanta International Airport, for a flight to San Paulo on June 28th,

only to attract the attention of custom and border protection agents who flagged his luggage

and executed a search before discovering

the hall that he had, which included 24.39 pounds of a hash.

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