AGENT: May I see your ID and
boarding pass?
TRAVELER: Yes, of course.
(Pulls wallet from back pocket, opens, and hands ID and pass to agent.) Here
you are.
AGENT looks at documents: You
know this procedure would go better if you had these in your hand before you
arrived here.
TRAVELER: You are right. I
was thinking while I was standing in line.
AGENT: Thinking is not a good
thing here.
TRAVELER: I was thinking that
when things get back to normal, some people won’t know what to do. They will
get to the boarding gate, and when the agent takes the pass and says, “Thank
you,” some people will say, “Aren’t you going to check my stuff?” The agent
will say, “Do you think your luggage needs checking?” The traveler will say, “Well.
I don’t know. That’s your decision. Someone might have put something in my
luggage while I wasn’t looking.” The agent would say, “Do you think someone put
something in your luggage?”
AGENT: You are holding up the
line, Sir. Please move to metal and explosives detection.
TRAVELER: Yes. But I was just
thinking about how smoothly and calmly things will go when we are back to
normal.
AGENT: Yes, Sir. Please move
to metal and explosives detection.
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