Originally Posted by
MSPeconomist
The problem is that the bag is out of your control, so anything that you wouldn't put into a checked bag, such as medicine, electronics, jewelry, and other valuables, would need to be removed. If there's concern about the bag being mispaced--for example if it's taken from the passenger before the gate--then you would also need to place needed items for the first day or so at your destination into your smaller carry on piece. For many people, this would become almost as big of a nuisance as checking a bag.
Why would you have to do all that? This seems no different than leaving your bags with the front desk and going out to dinner, and when you come back they are in your room.
I think getting bag from SC to OHB is a different risk operation than checking a bag. YMMV.
David