Originally Posted by
DL_TIDE
BOS>ATL>JAX
Today as I queued, for the bottle water collection point, I was stopped and asked my final destination, reason I was in BOS, how long I was there, what company I worked for, type of work I did.
1) I'm sorry, that's between me and my spiritual advisor
2) It's personal
3) Also personal
4) I'm sorry, that's confidential
5) Also confidential
Under the TSA's rules, those are all reasonable answers that would not lead to a secondary. I'm sure, though, that it could lead to one based on "failure to show proper respect."
Originally Posted by
Caradoc
It's too bad they're not modeling their professionalism and politeness after El Al's personnel, too.
Couldn't agree with you more. Just because the TSA is now doing some that the folks at TLV do doesn't mean that it's the same program.
Originally Posted by
BadgerFlyer91
Feel free to drive. If we can get more effective security measures in place that actually are aimed at identifying problems I'm all for it. Much better than invasive pat downs of toddlers.
Not a chance. I'm far more afraid of being hit by a drunk driver than I am about a terrorist on my plane. Statistics would support me. I swear, if the TSA ran the highways, we'd all be forced to drive at 20 MPH and stopped every 50 yards for an inspection.
Originally Posted by
Affection
I cannot believe I just read this on FT and it wasn't sarcasm.
--Jon
Sadly, I'm not.
Mike