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Old Nov 26, 2010 | 3:32 am
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Roger Ebert's Sun-Times Blog: Where I Draw the Line (11/25/10)

I searched and didn't see this blog entry posted already.

Many of the same themes/arguments covered in this forum, with including a bonus, "I don't think I'd take a TSA job..." and flying with a medical condition fun.

Would you take this job? I don't believe I would. But it's worth reflecting that employment as a TSA agent is a good job in these hard times of high unemployment. The starting pay is $12.85 an hour, better than Wendy's for an employee who needs only a high school diploma. It goes higher. The 40 hours of training are paid for by the government. Agents are given uniforms, badges, "a choice of health care plans," and power.
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think on this day, for the first time in my life, I can speak for all of America and perhaps for all of mankind, when I say that if proctological examinations ever become part of airport security, that's where I draw the line.

Are we doomed to submit to humiliation every time we fly?
Thanks, Roger! I give this ^ ^
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