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Originally Posted by Often1
(Post 26792627)
Maybe the better question is why you continue to hold up the passengers behind you, knowing that the Officer is going to unfold the paper you have wasted your own time folding.
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Originally Posted by gingersnaps
(Post 26792949)
yep, TSA needs to drop that silliness from the position title and take away all the metal shields that give the pretense of Officer.
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Originally Posted by chollie
(Post 26792971)
Pretty obvious.
Tear off the bottom half of the page and the TDC will find all the necessary information on the remaining top half. They unfold it out of sheer nosiness. I wonder what the response would be if what's on the other side of the paper were something mildly offensive? Graphic images? A note saying "If you are a TDC reading this, why? You have just failed another 'Red Team" test' - signed OIG" |
Originally Posted by chollie
(Post 26792971)
Pretty obvious.
Tear off the bottom half of the page and the TDC will find all the necessary information on the remaining top half. They unfold it out of sheer nosiness. I wonder what the response would be if what's on the other side of the paper were something mildly offensive? Graphic images? A note saying "If you are a TDC reading this, why? You have just failed another 'Red Team" test' - signed OIG" |
Originally Posted by gingersnaps
(Post 26792939)
Why are you assuming to know what "the necessary information" is?
What do you assume "the necessary information" is? |
Originally Posted by Often1
(Post 26792627)
Maybe the better question is why you continue to hold up the passengers behind you, knowing that the Officer is going to unfold the paper you have wasted your own time folding.
Additionally, I get loads of pleasure out of paper folding. |
Here's a potentially interesting thought experiment - what would happen if you printed a boarding pass at home, and then laminated it before going to the airport, so that it was impervious to the Secret Scribbles?
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Originally Posted by Often1
(Post 26792627)
Maybe the better question is why you continue to hold up the passengers behind you, knowing that the Officer is going to unfold the paper you have wasted your own time folding.
I continue to use paper boarding passes because I'm not willing to hand my phone to a TSA clerk in case they're feeling nosy. |
Originally Posted by CDTraveler
(Post 26869250)
I suspect I'm not the only one whose pockets won't hold an unfolded, pristine 8.5 x 11 sheet of paper.
Originally Posted by CDTraveler
(Post 26869250)
I continue to use paper boarding passes because I'm not willing to hand my phone to a TSA clerk in case they're feeling nosy.
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Originally Posted by Cat Man Do
(Post 26869373)
I've never handed my phone to TSA. You hold your own phone over the scanner.
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