stackyFACTSWhen your suitcase vanishes into the void, it is rarely stolen. The automated sorting machines rely entirely on reading the sticky tag, and if a rogue conveyor belt tears it off, your bag becomes an anonymous cube sitting in an underground warehouse. The entire system falls apart over a piece of ripped paper.
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