Steven Dominguez

Everything's beautiful.

I start taking other tests and other exams because my goal is when I turn 21 and I'm able to carry a firearm, I can probably go to customs, go to ICE, go somewhere outside of TSA.

Even though TSA is new and I can branch out and be a supervisor quick, I want to take advantage that I'm this young because I want to retire by 45, 50 years old.

The American dream.

I do TSA.

I'm having a blast, mingling with flight attendants.

Again, at LaGuardia Airport, I'm seeing the stars come in.

They know me by first name.

I start, again, taking these exams.

No one's calling me because I'm 19 years old.

I'm 20 years old.

I'm in John Jay College at this time.

John Jay is one of the biggest colleges for criminal justice.

And ironically, regardless of me wanting to go through maybe law enforcement as a path, I never wanted to be a New York City police officer.

Because of just my upbringing.

It was like the police aren't really for us.

They're kind of against us.

Stay clear of their way.

You know, this is me growing up in the early 90s, 2000s.

So I kind of like void that test.