NODE 7467993ePhil Z getting through customs
"Brad Shantz" <bshantz@nwlink.com>Sat, 13 Jan 1996 01:06:20 +0800
David Koontz wrote:
> The question is, can Phil get through U.S. Customs at a point of entry
> in a reasonable time, now?
No. Just because he's off the hook as such doesn't mean that Customs
will know about it. Customs officials often appear to me to be in
their own little world...(personal opinion only.)
I wasn't aware that Phil would have problems at customs anyway. If
you answer the questions truthfully and are a US citizen, they really
can't hold you back.
Brad
NODE 547c3f94Re: Phil Z getting through customs
attila <attila@primenet.com>Mon, 15 Jan 1996 16:39:32 +0800
answer the questions truthfully and they can not detain you???
yeah, that's what it says. BS. ask any of us who have been
detained by the zealots. I was detained 36 hours at LA, 18 at
Dulles, etc. If you've made the list, you've made the list, and a
custom's inspector with a bug up his ass is a nasty person.
Rule 1: smile regardless of the adversity
Rule 2: other than the three questions on the form, say nothing
Rule 3: never use LA or Dulles -pick an airport with humans.
well, I guess I had better admit it; the travelling public got
their money's worth in LA. after customs had shredded and Xray'd
everything and I was tired, very tired after the long one from New
Delhi to LA, I was hostile enough to humiliate them sufficiently to
close all nearby lines --then I mooned them. TS and the red mask can
be a wonderful excuse! I guess I just havent learned --and I was over
50! Dulles was previous history.... oh, yeah, they have not bugged
me for some time.
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