Getting out
\n(exit)
\nis easier than getting in
\n(enter)<\/p>\n
Of course
\nyou try to get in
\n(enter)
\nto the plane
\nto get out
\n(exit)
\nof the country<\/p>\n
They want your shoes and anything
\nyou might be thinking even this
\nor worse:
\nthat<\/p>\n
So don’t think
\nthat
\nor tasers will
\nstop
\nall
\n(exit)<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Getting out (exit) is easier than getting in (enter) Of course you try to get in (enter) to the plane to get out (exit) of the country They want your shoes and anything you might be thinking even this or … Continue reading