Airport Security...

I mean, you can't really blame them. If someone could potentially bring a disguised weapon on board a plane, then you want to bring the probability of that actually happening down as low as possible. After all, it didn't take that much to hijack the 9-11 planes. If that means seizing my water bottle even though everyone almost knows for certain that it's not a bomb, just to send a message to potential terrorists that they won't get away with hijacking a plane so easily ever again, then I'm all for it. Take my water.

recently a airport thought that a defective ps5 was a bomb

this is like my first meme

Huh, pretty nice!

you actually can make a bomb out of a water bottle, so makes sense

They really flag you down for water so you have to pay for theirs.

RUDE!!!!!!!!

I'm pretty skeptical that airlines would have the clout to get official government agents to enforce their petty temporary monopolies with such strictness. I mean, once I accidentally left a water bottle in my bag and the guy talked to me in this kind of intense way like "Will you voluntarily surrender this?" (It was kind of intimidating, but also kind of cool in a "secret agent movie" sort of way.) That sounds a lot more like "you might potentially be a threat to safety" than "Hey, United wants you to buy THEIR water, so I'm afraid you're not allowed to bring that".

Tf!?

That’s actually why most airlines do it

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they dont let you bring water but let you buy the same type of water

they have a reason tough

more like a nuclear bomb strong enough to destroy a whole continent

There's a reason for that. In the 1980's you could bring a stick of dynamite onto a plane and security wouldn't check. Need I remind yall of the D.B. Cooper incident?

nah, do japan air lines flight 351, hijackers brought katanas (not sure if they allowed katanas or not)

Hindenburg disaster?

Who the Kentucky Fried Chicken is D.B. Cooper

Atleast it isn’t a full sized nuke!

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