<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="2">Originally posted by Lucy12:
This daily occurrence along with the daily problem issues listed in my previous post is worth more than minimum wage. I am amazed that airport security companies were able to keep people employed prior to federalization, given the demands of the job and the previously low pay. </font>
Before September 11, screeners were not instructed to steal myriad household items (non-weapons) from passengers. Accordingly, passengers were much less likely to abuse screeners because screeners weren't under orders to abuse passengers. The employment market determined that the job was worth very little $$.
Don't take personally my wish to see you unemployed, along with all your other overpaid TSA brethren, when the public realizes what a monumental waste this experiment in hassling Americans has become.
