canwegosoon
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Last Friday...a woman came up the escalator at ALB and took one look at the screening line to show id and rolled her eyes. She proceded to ask the male security gaurd closest to her if ther was any way she could get in front of the line(she was not in a weelchair, nor complained of any physical ailment-she just did not want to wait). He said no, go to the end of the line.
The woman looked left...the line was about 60-70 people long(single file but was moving quickly). And proceeded to walk to the female security gaurd 3 feet away-again she offered no reason why she could not wait...just didn't want to. Again told no.
So she walked a whole 6 feet to me(mother with 2 children in tow)who is now about 5 people from showing my Id..."could I get in front of you?" I'm thinking ...who does this princess think she is?...I looked at the line and said..."No, you can stand in the line like every one else. It really moves much faster than it looks."(I was pleasant..but firm). She pouted, rolled her eyes and walked to the end of the line.
The guy behind me (an inexperienced travler who I was walking through the procedures) dropped his jaw, "I would have never said that...but you are right it would have been unfair."...I said it's ok, it's 5am...and I am just not in the mood for this princess stuff.
The woman looked left...the line was about 60-70 people long(single file but was moving quickly). And proceeded to walk to the female security gaurd 3 feet away-again she offered no reason why she could not wait...just didn't want to. Again told no.
So she walked a whole 6 feet to me(mother with 2 children in tow)who is now about 5 people from showing my Id..."could I get in front of you?" I'm thinking ...who does this princess think she is?...I looked at the line and said..."No, you can stand in the line like every one else. It really moves much faster than it looks."(I was pleasant..but firm). She pouted, rolled her eyes and walked to the end of the line.
The guy behind me (an inexperienced travler who I was walking through the procedures) dropped his jaw, "I would have never said that...but you are right it would have been unfair."...I said it's ok, it's 5am...and I am just not in the mood for this princess stuff.
