comment: >
  
  Start with enough for a TKL, end with enough for a 40.
context: Yeah this is brave. I always end up dropping a few springs and stems when I’m lubing. Can’t imagine trying to locate them on a plane. >
  
  I tried to mitigate this by putting all the parts into ziploc bags when I wasn't using them, which worked out. Luckily the plane didn't hit turbulence. >
  
  My first thought was, man if I did this the plane would hit an air pocket and the lady behind me would get half a cherry red to the face. >
  
  
  lady behind me would get half a cherry red to the face.
  
  Is that what they're calling it these days? How kinky. >
  
  Might want to see a doctor if it's red. >
  
  To an average person, you look like you are either:
  A very creative yet dumb drug dealer having product in the components
  Or a total nutjob for swabbing 'broken' keyboard parts that you just have brought along with you, with lube. >
  
  Everytime someone sees me lubing switches they ask me wtf im doing. >
  
  I'd say that it's warranted >
  
  Just imagine dropping part of a switch and losing it for good