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Whenever you travel it’s always a good idea to read up on the TSa security requirements.  Nothing is worse than getting to the airport and having to throw your stuff away or mail it from some hit-or-miss mailbox.  The frustrations in the airport are many and the TSa security agents have heard it all before.  Keep in mind that you’re not the only person traveling and if you’re having truoble you aren’t the first nor are you likely to be the last.

 

Your best defense against getting harrassed or searched is to be prepared.  Be prepared to be searched.  Be vigilant in removing metal and in packing your carry-on.  Check the websites, there’s plenty out there for how to prepare for flying.  No one is obligated to anyone in anyway in an airport.  It’s all up in the air and is the equivalent of a benevolent military state.  Don’t be fooled into thinking you can pull the “customer” card when you’re there.

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