If you ignore it, the alarm will stop sounding — eventually.

We were getting on an early morning flight this morning and as we sat in the Fox Sports Bar, flashing lights and alarms began to sound.

We’ve heard about the nightmares at Newark and Cleveland when passengers were delayed for hours, if not days, because some dope wanted to kiss his girlfriend goodbye or some guy walked out the wrong door.

But then we looked around. No one, not the TSA agents at security checkpoints, not passengers, not the people working at the kiosks or even our waitress was disturbed by the alarm.

Flashing lights? No big deal either. Just go about your business. Everything will be fine and if you wait long enough, eventually, it’ll stop.

Check out this video we shot.

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