This happened last weekend, when I was flying to Austin, TX. My flight was scheduled for 6 in the morning, and I had a late night before. I was woken up by the cab driver who had come to pick me up for (my temporally unreachable by public transport) a drop at the airport. I packed my stuff and got ready in about a couple of minutes and dashed. At the airport, when the security check was going on, the usual question was asked - "Do you have any liquids, sharp objects or food items in the bag?" Quite to my surprise, my reply was probably the most unexpectedly honest (to the point of being inappropriate) - "I don't know." The security personnel and I shared a very odd look for a moment, and then he said, "I guess there aren't any". And he let me through. Reverse psychology?
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'I dont know' ! ? Lol dude.. perhaps its the truth that set u free..
Haha I'm imagining that sight.. Sleepy dazed confused Nai saying the truth to the customs.. and the guy actually buying it :)
Well its even more hilarious at the US embassy in India where they ask you, "Are you presently, or have ever been, associated with a terrorist organization?" and when you laugh out a "No", they look at you grimly and ask again, "Are you sure?"
Or was it just me that they did this to?
LOL, Balajee! I was recently trying out this. And I was asked (first thing in the chat!) : "Are you a troll?"
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