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Around the world carrying fishy luggage, yet surviving scrutiny of nosy taxi drivers

"Oh, I see you are an international arrival," remarked a mild-mannered driver at the George Bush International Airport in Houston. He wore a blue shirt and khaki pants – as do all Super Shuttle taxi drivers. He also had curly hair and a sneer the size of Mount Kenya.

"Are you carrying food in your bags?"

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