> There is no reason why that should be required in order to fly without "harassment". Can you explain why you think this way exactly? How does taking out your

> There is no reason why that should be required in order to fly without "harassment". Can you explain why you think this way exactly? How does taking out your laptop and taking off your shoes count as harassment, exactly? I submitted to a 10 minute in person appointment that included fingerprinting and answering questions about my criminal status (I'm not). That's it. It was super easy. I have tsa pre-check, and I mostly enjoy it because travelers who have tsa precheck tend to pack efficiently and aren't surprised and hung up at various checkpoints during the security intake process. It's an added bonus that I don't have to take my laptop out or take my shoes off, but it's not that big of a deal. I'm not a fan of the TSA but I have a hard time understanding why someone would be upset with the TSA precheck process.