After we walked through the security, we stopped so I could put my shoes back on (note to self: get some slip on shoes). Suddenly one of the security guards starting shouting CODE BLUE CODE BLUE!
I grabbed our bags and told Krista, "Let's get out of here" but not before a security woman ran up and spread her arms in front of us and said, "We have a situation here and you're going to need to stay here until we get it figured out."
So we sat back down and I thought to myself, "If there is a bomb in that x-ray machine we are going to get killed because I didn't get my shoes on fast enough."
Then it turned out to be a drill (not a drill in the X-ray machine, but a security drill).
So. All is well that ends well.
You should be ok: code blue is usually something harmless like a heart attack.
ReplyDeleteI think you should shoot a commercial for slip-on shoes, though. That whole dying-from-tying-normal-shoes angle is money.
Unless you're coming home in 3 days, I take it you won't be at the Switchfoot show this weekend?
Would have never thought to say 'Let's get out of here' when a security starts shouting. But I do think to wear Merrills or Crocs. So not sure who wins the most points on travel savviness.
ReplyDeleteYeah. I'm going to miss Switchfoot. Super lame of me. I will just put my ipod on too loud and bang my head somewhere in Croatia that night. :(
ReplyDeletePoints for travel savviness almost certainly go to you, Andy. But if I get to do a commercial about not dying because I have slip on shoes, I think I will get a lot of coolness points.
Yeah. I'm going to miss Switchfoot. Super lame of me. I will just put my ipod on too loud and bang my head somewhere in Croatia that night. :(
ReplyDeletePoints for travel savviness almost certainly go to you, Andy. But if I get to do a commercial about not dying because I have slip on shoes, I think I will get a lot of coolness points.