I do not blame TSA. The system is a double-bind. We need to be secure, but we need to board quickly. My experience is that I arrive early, but I am also hurried through the system. It rattles me and because I do not want to inconvenience people behind me, I sometimes make a mistake and it ends up slowing the process. Last flight (on Southwest through Phoenix) I irritated the TSA agent to words (not beyond words). Really, I am sorry, but if they had more agents and I didn't feel pushed I might not let the pressure get to me.
The time before that, in Detroit, they had one agent being supervised by another agent and a long line.The supervisor could not be bothered with checking people through. It is difficult to be sympathetic. It is difficult.
You cannot walk to Spain or take a train from San Francisco. Two Valium and maybe I can do it without feeling like a cow on the way to be graded and slaughtered.
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