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#17
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Originally Posted by Bart
"The sparrows fly at dawn."
(One of the sparrows had an air marshal on him. Let me tell you -- that was one big mother of a sparrow!)
#18
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I have FT tags on my laptop, totes & luggage. For those who haven't seen them, they're these bright yellow long plastic tags.
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Join Date: Jun 2004
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Originally Posted by UALOneKPlus
As much as you make light of it, GradGirl has some very valid points and observations, like many of us.
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Slightly off-topic.
I just read the FAM forums. Man, those folks hate us. Certainly can't understand why.
Anyway, the majority of frequent flyers, just like the majority of TSA'ers, are good people that really do care. Not all of us are full of ourselves. As a matter of fact, allow me to say the JFK TSA'ers are always professional; especially the United TSA'ers.
Some Americans have a problem with authority. It's not really the TSA, but it's the authority the TSA has. And as we all know, someone with authority can do all sorts of damage (real or imagined).
Years ago I worked for Macy*s. If a customer went upstairs with a problem, I was the person that always gave the customer what they wanted. Many of those customers expected an argument. They never got it.
This same customer now approaches the TSA the same way I'm sorry to say.
My advice to all, leave the chip off your should before you leave for your trip or to work. It will make your trip/day enjoyable.
I just read the FAM forums. Man, those folks hate us. Certainly can't understand why.
Anyway, the majority of frequent flyers, just like the majority of TSA'ers, are good people that really do care. Not all of us are full of ourselves. As a matter of fact, allow me to say the JFK TSA'ers are always professional; especially the United TSA'ers.
Some Americans have a problem with authority. It's not really the TSA, but it's the authority the TSA has. And as we all know, someone with authority can do all sorts of damage (real or imagined).
Years ago I worked for Macy*s. If a customer went upstairs with a problem, I was the person that always gave the customer what they wanted. Many of those customers expected an argument. They never got it.
This same customer now approaches the TSA the same way I'm sorry to say.
My advice to all, leave the chip off your should before you leave for your trip or to work. It will make your trip/day enjoyable.
#21
Join Date: Aug 2004
Posts: 4,704
Originally Posted by dhammer53
Slightly off-topic.
I just read the FAM forums. Man, those folks hate us. Certainly can't understand why.
Anyway, the majority of frequent flyers, just like the majority of TSA'ers, are good people that really do care. Not all of us are full of ourselves. As a matter of fact, allow me to say the JFK TSA'ers are always professional; especially the United TSA'ers.
Some Americans have a problem with authority. It's not really the TSA, but it's the authority the TSA has. And as we all know, someone with authority can do all sorts of damage (real or imagined).
Years ago I worked for Macy*s. If a customer went upstairs with a problem, I was the person that always gave the customer what they wanted. Many of those customers expected an argument. They never got it.
This same customer now approaches the TSA the same way I'm sorry to say.
My advice to all, leave the chip off your should before you leave for your trip or to work. It will make your trip/day enjoyable.
I just read the FAM forums. Man, those folks hate us. Certainly can't understand why.
Anyway, the majority of frequent flyers, just like the majority of TSA'ers, are good people that really do care. Not all of us are full of ourselves. As a matter of fact, allow me to say the JFK TSA'ers are always professional; especially the United TSA'ers.
Some Americans have a problem with authority. It's not really the TSA, but it's the authority the TSA has. And as we all know, someone with authority can do all sorts of damage (real or imagined).
Years ago I worked for Macy*s. If a customer went upstairs with a problem, I was the person that always gave the customer what they wanted. Many of those customers expected an argument. They never got it.
This same customer now approaches the TSA the same way I'm sorry to say.
My advice to all, leave the chip off your should before you leave for your trip or to work. It will make your trip/day enjoyable.
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Join Date: Aug 2004
Location: Alabama
Posts: 400
Originally Posted by TakeScissorsAway
terminal "A" 2nd shift. Look for the tall, brown haired, blue-eyed 40 something with a go-t. Tell him you're from FT, he'll know what to do. 


