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It’s your right. But the agent is probably annoyed because it takes longer for them, you, and everyone in line. It’s like your right to write a check or pay in
by prepend 2y ago
It’s your right. But the agent is probably annoyed because it takes longer for them, you, and everyone in line.
It’s like your right to write a check or pay in nickels as well. But people get annoyed because you exercising your right and preference inconveniences them. Maybe also why people get annoyed by bicyclists going 15mph in a lane they legally get to use.
There’s lots of things that are correct and right but others don’t like much.
- simoncion 2y ago> But the agent is probably annoyed because it takes longer for them, you, and everyone in line. The agent has probably been trained by law enforcement in "compliance tactics": shame, cajole, embarrass, and intimidate the person who's refusing to do what you demand of them so that they do what you demand. The agent could have done what agents in more-civilized countries consider to be their job and continued to process the returning citizen as they were entitled to be processed. He chose -instead- to delay the returning citizen and everyone else by throwing a coercive tantrum.