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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
10-20-2012 @ 11:10AM
Felix said...
I believe the Air Port issue is not about scanners or not scanners the issue is about some people that work in the Air Port. When you travel abroad the situation in the Air Port is much different than in the United States.
Most of those European and Asian countries the employees probably are better trained or they make more money, they are focus in their jobs and I have the feeling that some employees in our Air Port some times are a little angry or they are over worked.
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