Post #44289 by Lambo on the US Policy board

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I'm 75 and my hearing is not good. I walked through the scanner and he said go back through. He said something else I could not understand. This was repeated with me still not understanding. Finally I figured out that I had a something in my shirt pocket and that was the problem. So, fine, took it out and went through the scanner. And he gets in my face and says with a lot of attitude: "You don't listen to well do you!" I never at any point did anything but try to cooperate

Had the same thing happen, these fellows want you to get your computer out, empty your pockets, take off your belt and shoes, etc. Then you ask em if they got your suspenders, and you forgot a bit a sudafed in your back pocket, and there's someone with a personality disorder being demeaning about the sudafed.

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