Undercover workers. What was the most disturbing thing you couldn't blow your cover over?

I worked as a ghost passenger on an airline. Basically, I flew around and graded flight attendants' performance.

While still parked at the gate with the door open, one flight attendant began berating passengers who were using their smartphones,

which was completely permitted at the gate. She threatened

to have the person in front of me thrown off the plane if she didn't put hers away. She also threatened

me. After we left the gate and were taxiing to the runway, I looked back to see her sitting in her

jump seat, using her phone. I took a photo of it and included that in my report. She initially denied

using the phone and claimed I was being unruly on the aircraft.

After she saw the photo, she changed her tune.

So I can answer this one.

I do social engineering for financial institutions, banks, credit unions, the usual.

I went to a credit union in Texas where the entire place failed on a

miserable basis for security. I walked in with a fake badge that stated that I worked for a made-up

company, and I was there for an inspection of the building. I dressed in a polo and khaki pants

with matching colors to my badge, and walked into the front desk. The girl there was probably

in college or just out of school. She immediately let me into the back room, and I walked into the front desk. The girl there was probably in college or just out of school.

She immediately let me into the back room, and I walked into offices and desks that were unoccupied,

but located in rooms with other employees. I walked up to empty computers in use and plugged USB

drives in, which is a huge no-no, and began typing random things into the computers and taking

pictures of myself at the computers.

Employees would literally look at me and go back to their jobs without thinking anything of a guy

taking selfies at their friend's work desk. Once I'd been into every office, I went into the

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