I thought I would be arrested at the airport

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I accidentally left a box cutter in my bag and it made it through multiple flights. You’d think after 9/11 that’s one they’d pay attention to.

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I think they audited TSA a few years ago and multiple firearms made it through. They aren’t that good. Despite how it seems.

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the way they act they think they are tier 1 operators.

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I guess the angry, lower class ATL TSA "agents" were more focused on yelling at people than doing their jobs.

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not just Atlanta. Seems to be a requirement for hire

I've accidentally had knives make it through TSA on my hiking bag, shite happens.

I flew twice to Adu Dhabi and once into Europe with a pocket knife in my backpack. Had no idea it was there. They finally found it when I was flying through Europe this year. They take that shite a little more serious in Europe.

I flew one time about a moth or so after Sept 11th. flew from Nashville - massive security at TSA, roaming military with dogs in the terminal. additional searches getting on the plane. 1/2 way to Hartford, a woman sitting 2 rows up on the aisle breaks out the knitting needles and starts knitting.

that was when i realized it is all bullshite. hell a coworker about 12 years ago flew to Albuquerque with a pocket knife in his laptop bag to and from, and it was never seen.

George Carlin said it best - Airport security is a joke, it is only there to make white people feel safe

I went into the local courthouse to see a clerk while carrying a briefcase that contained a secretarial kit with a small stapler, notepad etc. A couple minutes after going through the scanner a deputy rushed up to me and demanded the briefcase. I was in possession of this bad baby. As he was confiscating it, I pointed at the large sharp pointed scissors on the clerk's desk in front of me, which could be used as a legit murder weapon. I also knew that the clerk behind the desk had a purse containing a fully-loaded .38, as the employees were allowed to simply walk past security. One day someone there could go postal, and not with kindergarten scissors.