Never Throw Away Your BOI Boarding Pass

I often wonder how dangerous leaving a boarding pass on a plane after I used it really is.  This is why I'll never do it again.

I don't get to travel often, but when I do it usually takes 2-3 connecting flights for me to make if from good old BOI to Pittsburgh.  After fumbling my way through security I usually find myself with way too many sheets of paper to keep organized, so I'll start leaving boarding passes behind on a flight once I've landed.  I mean, I took a good look at it and my name is really the only thing on there.  Hell, my last name is so long that my entire name doesn't even fit on my boarding pass so I was pretty sure that no one could steal my identity that way.  WRONG.  Very WRONG.

There's a post from Luxury and Glamour making it's way across Facebook this morning so I stopped to check it out.  It turns out you can learn A LOT about a person from the boarding pass they left behind.  Check out this video from the USA Today to find out what's at risk.