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Let's talk about this TSA thing. So, man. Yo, they were so mad at me, Rashad. You went on a lucky day because, you know, I did my little video. Oh, yeah. I was like, yo, you're cap in the line. And I, shout to everybody. I, I appreciate you. I got through fine.

Like, I didn't even need to use Clear.

I just went through the TSA pre-check line. And then I'm like, oh, the day you went was convenient and you know people up there. And I'm like, they didn't get me through. There was nobody there. But every day after that, it seemed like it's been a horrible experience. I know you guys just flew out recently.

How was your experience leaving New York?

It was crazy.

I mean, granted, LaGuardia Airport was shut down the day before

because it was an airplane crash thing.

Two people died, rest in peace.

So that might have had something to do with it as well.

But it was definitely understab.

Like you could see that every, it was like for every one TSA agent, there was two empty booths. But it was about 4,000 people in that line. It was crazy. I never saw a line like that before in the morning. So I guess it's hit a miss because some people said, look, JFK was fine. Some people said later on in the day, it got better.

So I guess it depends on what time you're flying, what airport. Because some people said, look, JFK was fine. Some people said later on in the day, it got better.

So I guess it depends on what time you're flying, what airport.

I guess it just depends.

But I personally experienced it over 4,000 people on the line.

I mean, you know, we had priority.

So that helped out.

It wasn't as bad.

You know, we still had to wait like 30 minutes in the priority line.

But it definitely, it definitely, I definitely saw it. It's a real thing. Like, it's not just a myth.

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