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Yep. They also have no system for it. I believe they intentionally don't create an area for you to wait in, so you feel awkward standing there. Your stuff often

Yep. They also have no system for it. I believe they intentionally don't create an area for you to wait in, so you feel awkward standing there. Your stuff often gets sent through the scanner WAY before you actually get a pat down, so you end up constantly searching for a line of site to the end of the scanner to make sure your stuff is still there.

dmitrygr 11y ago
Put your stuff under the metal table. If they object, tell them to check their handbook. They are required to let you keep your eyes on your stuff, if you request this. When someone is ready for you, you put your stuff on the belt, and then go get groped.
- nolite 11y ago
  You know where it is in the handbook so we can reference this? (or a link to an online version)
  - dmitrygr 11y ago
    I was once told to say this by a helpful agent and it's worked every time. Never seen the handbook or any proof of its existence.