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@@ -16,6 +16,6 @@ In short, yes you can but you have to break it down. I recently went to Disneyla
 
 "You can do that?" He says surprised.
 
-"Yeah, the hilt and the blade detach." I say calmly. "I'll do it in front of you..." It takes my about 30 seconds to disassemble it and shove the carrying case into my backpack and I leave the blade sticking out.
+"Yeah, the hilt and the blade detach." I say calmly. "I'll do it in front of you..." It takes me about 30 seconds to disassemble it and shove the carrying case into my backpack and I leave the blade sticking out.
 
 I was able to successfully move through TSA as their [policy](https://www.tsa.gov/travel/security-screening/whatcanibring/items/light-saber#:~:text=Sadly%2C%20the%20technology%20doesn't,carry%2Don%20or%20checked%20bag.) has no restrictions on lightsabers.
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