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Audience member Nancy says she got a rude awakening in the last place any woman would expect—at the gynecologist. "I was at my gynecologist's office and I put my legs in the stirrups, totally exposed," she says. "His cell phone went off and he answered it. It was not an urgent conversation, and it went on for seven to 10 minutes."
Nancy says she was so shocked she couldn't even say anything! "I never went back," she says.
As a Transportation Security Administration (TSA) agent, audience member Stephanie sees about 2 million people every day—and plenty of bad behavior. Stephanie says rude travelers take their anger out on TSA agents, sometimes even calling them names, simply because they're there.
One tip Stephanie has for travelers looking to get to their gates faster is to put away those cell phones! "[When] you're waiting to get a person's I.D. and check their tickets and they walk up to you on the phone and they're ignoring you like you don't even exist," she says, "you don't want to be rude and interrupt their conversation, but they're also being inconsiderate for the other passengers in line."
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