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From regulations to relatability: TSA embraces a quirkier online voice
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For months now, TSA has been showing a little bit of personality online, especially on its Threads account, which is titled “Travel Tips & Dad Joke Hits” (with an aside that reads, “Yep it’s the official TSA account”).
It was obviously a unique experience, for more reasons than one, and TSA made it even more unique with how they tackled it online.
The incident was just one occasion when TSA used its social media accounts for some light-hearted fun.
On Thursday, the TSA Threads account posted, “Just because we allow air mattresses doesn’t mean you can just set it up anywhere Richard.
“‘it’s not on your website’ oh ok apologies we didn’t realize you were going to bring part of a FIRE HYDRANT to the airport,” TSA wrote on July 8.