tsagangsta
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Of course I do. It's a very ass backward "organization". People who kiss the most ass get promoted while the better/harder workers are the ones who stay a lowly officer their whole career.
As for the policies put in place for security, I feel the same way a majority of the people outside of TSA feel. It focuses on what has happened in the past when coming up with new policies, I.E. the liquid ban, body scanners etc. I feel the organization as a whole would really benefit from actual research into "terrorist activities" and preventing things from happening rather than reacting when it's too late.
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Doesn't bother me. It's totally someone's choice if they don't want to do it.
However, I will say that I'm more inclined to be friendly with the people that don't say things like "just don't touch my dick" when patting them down. As funny as people think it is to say this, it is pretty aggravating. Most of us don't want to touch you just as much as you don't want to get touched.
tsagangsta218 karma
Yeah. That's one of the biggest follies my coworkers have. Makes work conditions pretty annoying. The super hero attitude or the hatred for life that some seem to possess gets old really fast
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Caught a gun once. Accidentally caught weed. Felt bad for the guy actually.
Oh god, yes. It feels bad too
Yes.
Not sure on the exact number, but they're constantly recording (at least at my airport), so if anything was to get stolen, the tape gets wound back and checked. There aren't any hidden cameras that I know of. They're there to watch me as well, so they would never tell
Thank you!
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Plenty! I try to joke around with people as often as I can.
Specifically, that's a tough one. One thing that comes to mind is one guy asked if I wanted him to take his pants off. I replied, "Please don't sir. No one wants to see that" He retorted with "Hey, buddy. Speak for yourself."
Laughs were had
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