Michael

When I heard this, I was thinking,

Okay.

So TSA is short-staffed.

And for anybody who hasn't traveled in the last 20 decades, you encounter them at the security checkpoint.

And then when you're going through the X-ray or whatever scanner, you know, because stuff is changing, which to me is baffling.

Sometimes you get to leave your shit in your bag and sometimes you have to take them off.

You have to take the computers out.

And I don't know why that is other than probably the technology that has the ability to look inside of them.

And I assume that they're not all upgraded at the same pace.

So that's what I'm like, okay, those people, which I think right now, Google the percentage of TSA people that are currently, and one, how long they haven't been paid and the percentage per day that are currently calling out.

I think it's about 20% of TSA employees are basically calling in sick so they don't get fired.

But a lot of these people are going and like looking for a part-time job so they can pay their bills.

Yeah.

What percentage of TSA has been calling out sick in that six weeks?

I'm going to guess it's about 20%.

Which are having four to eight hour security lines, which is insane.

So when I heard that ICE agents were going to be there, I guess my initial thought was you're going to like look at the camera, like take your laptops out, all electronics, put them in the bin.

That's what I thought.

So then scroll up to this picture.

how is that helping?