Topic: Hartsfield Airport

A traveler notes the disappearance of traditional rolls of Lifesavers candy at major airports like Austin Bergstrom and Atlanta Hartsfield. Retailers have shifted to selling larger, more expensive bags of mints, which is characterized as a form of price gouging against captive travelers.

International travelers arriving at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport faced significant delays at customs due to a poorly timed shift change. Customs and Border Protection officers halted processing to log out and clean their stations while a massive queue of citizens and foreigners waited. The segment notes the aggressive marketing of the Global Entry program and retinal scanning as a solution to these wait times.

Adam Curry reports on a TSA request for information regarding radiation dosimetry devices for its officers. The hosts link this to reports of body scanners being removed from Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport, speculating that the agency is responding to a potential "cancer cluster" among employees exposed to the machines.