My wife is flying to Houston today.\u00a0 For various reasons (mainly including her boss), she didn’t buy the ticket until two days ago.<\/p>\n
Because of that (and presumably her last name of Smith), she got a little extra treatment from the TSA.\u00a0 She was unable to get a boarding pass from the ATM-like machines – she had to go to an agent at a desk and present her ID.\u00a0 They also searched the heck out of her laptop bag, thinking that they saw a pocketknife.\u00a0 It apparently was part of a computer cable.<\/p>\n
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