-TSA agents at Gate B @ McCarran Airport need training on how to use their common sense skills.\n\n-The agents weren't rude, just really more like slow moving zombies with no individual thoughts or empowerment to make a common sense decision.\n\n-Long line, two open lanes, most agents were standing around inspecting shampoo bottles and cosmetics and running bags to be rescanned.\n\n-Why does a CLEAR ziplock bag containing CLEAR 3 fl oz bottles with CLEAR liquids need to be x-rayed two additional times? Maybe the agents think an explosive might magically appear with each scan?\n\n-Why did my other randomly scattered in my-suitcase-and-handbag-liquids (lotion, hand sanitizer, nail polish, lip gloss, etc) go unnoticed? \n\n-Isn't nail polish more flammable than a travel size stick of Degree deodorant, which by-the-way ended up being subjected to individual inspection and another trip through the scan machine?\n\n-I don't remember reading about any Al-Quida groups terrorizing airplane passengers with travel-sized toiletries or unopened packs of moisturizer. Box cutters were used on 9/11 and explosives were used in other acts of terror, but these situations were defused (pun!) by other passengers and crew, not the TSA.\n\n-Body Scan = Seen naked by a random TSA agent in some hidden airport room in addition to being exposed to a slight dose of radiation.\n\n-Many of the TSA rules and policies make no sense, many which are inconsistant. \n\n-Currently, folks over 75 yrs old can keep on their shoes and jacket, not folks who are 73 yrs or 74 yrs old, because they could be real trouble-makers I suppose.\n\n-As for the 3fl oz liquid rule, isn't the human body mostly composed of liquids? \n\n-Overall, the TSA is very inconsistant, no matter which airport or terminal you end up at\n\n-Just show up early for your flight in case you end up being subjected to this unnecessary TSA monkey business.