Wow, you must be the Delta Captain he was talking about. Surprised to see your actions posted on this board? ohh yeah, this thread is called "Tool of the Day" which is exactly what you were at the coffee stand and worthy of a post in this thread. That was the point of his original post. You are also a tool in this thread.

Isn’t open 24x7 at JFK, though for most part not an issue with US crews. I will destroy your stuff if you try to put it in front of me on the conveyor. XXXOOO.

The first thing I noticed about this response is how pointless it is. Then I noticed that you failed to answer any of my questions. Hopefully that means you now understand that creating public disturbances between people in uniform just so you can sound cool and tough on the internet isn't the best way to handle unfortunate situations like this.

You like analogies so here's one. You are deadheading and the passenger in front of you passes wind. Do you:
A. Hold your breath.
B. "Oh my gawd why are you farting! You owe everyone here an apology!"

Sometimes it is best to just let the wind blow.

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Probably your best post today.

This is Tool of the Day thread, so yeah!! This proves Im not the dumbest person on this planet. Thanks :D

Well, at every airport I've flown into and out of, large and small, if there is no KCM line, or it's closed and the working crews have to go through normal security, TSA (or their counterparts in other countries) has always waved us to the front of the line, and made room for us at the front of the conveyor belt. So you would "destroy" a working crew's "stuff" after TSA directed the crew ahead of you? LOL, ok. Sure you would. :rolleyes:

Non-revs in uniform are a different matter, of course. Get in line with everyone else.

You are going to look interesting face down in handcuffs after you start destroying stuff at a TSA checkpoint. Your airline career is over at that point.

Wait. So if a guy is trying to get on with DAL, that’s a reason then not to politely call out this DAL’s pilot actions against a passenger? No job should be worth having to violate your own personal integrity and sense of doing what is right. News flash, there are some d-bag DAL pilots (esp in ATL for some reason).

Who knows... more brown noses than tissues to go around:rolleyes:... what’s your opinion of conciliatory words?