Mayonnaise isn't the healthiest condiment, but Transportation Security Administration (TSA) officials say an airline passenger wanted to make it even more harmful. On Tuesday, TSA agents confiscated a jar of mayo into which a passenger had allegedly hidden a knife and attempted to smuggle it onto his flight at New York's Kennedy Airport, Fox News reports. Apparently unbeknownst to the would-be smuggler, mayo falls into the liquid/gel category. Only three ounce portions of such substances are allowed in carry-on bags, so his jar of mayonnaise wouldn't have cut the mustard with the TSA even if there was no knife hidden in it. The passenger was apparently allowed to catch his flight.
A Tennessee woman was arrested after making a pair of calls to 911 because she wasn't happy with her Hardee's burger. According to the criminal complaint posted by The Smoking Gun, 50-year-old Donna Marie Nichols was arrested and jailed for misusing the emergency number last Thursday. In her calls to the dispatcher, she asked for a police officer to come to her location and help rectify her "nasty" tasting burger. "[T]he food is no good," Nichols is heard on the 911 call. "I only took a small bite out of the burger and it’s nasty." When a cop arrived and she reiterated her complaint, and her desire to get a refund, she was arrested. Nichols posted bail Tuesday and was released.
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