Every traveler has been there: you’re rushing through airport security when the TSA officer pulls something from your bag and gives you that look. Maybe it’s a forgotten pocketknife, a giant bottle of shampoo, or a tool you forgot was in your carry-on. Suddenly you’re faced with a decision—take it back to your car, check it, mail it, or surrender it. But have you ever wondered what actually happens to those surrendered items once they leave your hands? Welcome to the complete

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