The same day the blog launched, Scott Beale of Laughing Squid gave Evolution of Security its first major story. While flying out of SFO, the security agents asked him to remove ALL electronic devices from his carry-on bags and put them into X-ray bins. That included a laptop, three cameras, cables, and a flash card reader. Scott, of course,
blogged about the pain in the ass experience. A week later, the TSA regressed its policy to the former status quo, in large part due to the bad buzz started by Scott’s initial post.That, and the fact that hating on the TSA is always timely, is my long-winded attempt to establish some semblance of context for Zach Selwyn’s sweet video below. Under the banner of WindowPaneFilms, the country-rock singing, G4TV correspondent parodies the ridiculous practices of TSA Gangstaz after having an unpleasant experience with agents himself (NSFW due to language and just a couple instances of poor taste):
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