To some, it's not a "crappy" job. Friend of a friend left his "crappy" position as a manager at a popular retail chain to go work for the TSA, AND secured an ex

To some, it's not a "crappy" job. Friend of a friend left his "crappy" position as a manager at a popular retail chain to go work for the TSA, AND secured an extra $8k per year in doing so. They're not making engineering salaries, but for a job which, let's face it, requires no skills or education, the make a very decent rate. Add in a personality which loves a little power and being a TSA jockey surely looks pretty good.