I Packed Over 20 Travel Items Into a Single Altoids Tin

Not many people spend their time thinking about tiny items they can put in an Altoids tin. It is something that I think about because when I'm out in the world, I encounter problems. And when I have a tin full of mints, yeah, that does solve [music] one problem. But what about cuts, stains, motion

sickness, and that moment you might want a toothpick with a little vitamin and caffeine [music] stimulant infused inside of it? It's all in here along with a magnetic multi-tool on the back. Over 20 useful tools for travel inside of this Altoids tin. And yes, I'm a grown adult male talking about tiny things I put inside an Altoids tin

somewhere on a beach in Europe. So, if you hit that red subscribe button, that would be you saying like, "Hey, I appreciate the effort, man. I see you out there. I'll do you a solid." Boom, the button. It's red. It's right below. Means the world to me, costs nothing to you. The first thing we've done is put

some sticky note paper on the top of the tin. And this does a few things. Number one, it softens the surface so there's not as much rattling going on. Number two, it gives us something to write on in case we want to exchange phone numbers with that cute person that we saw on the train. I just use it to play

tic-tac-toe with my kids. And I let them win in order to build self-confidence in hopes that they don't end up bald on YouTube at 42 talking about what they would put in a tiny tin. Next up, cash because it's still king and you never know if you'll be in a sketchy area where you can't find an ATM or you

really need that $20 to get you out of a jam. Make sure you tuck it up right in that front corner. A wet one. And in face wipe for sensitive skin. I got that one because my ego and skin are both sensitive. We're going to put it right on top of that 20. This is a single-use