The best idea ever.
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I'd prefer to fire every one of them and go back to private security with no ID checking at all, no liquid stupidity, no Shoe Carnival, no BP checking, and a much shorter list of prohibited items which is clearly published, i.e. no secret rules.
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Problem #2: TSOs would object every time an additional screener was added to their checkpoints, since it would be a revenue hit. Thus, each checkpoint would have fewer screeners.
Mike
Mike

