It can be easy to rib airport security agents after the fact for certain items they deem worthy of further inspection, if not full confiscation. Sunflower seeds, too-large sunscreen bottles, laser hair removal devices, bold-typed Hollywood scripts with airplane bombing opening scenes… But these security officers must stay vigilant for the greater good! Because, as […]
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