You read about a traveling situation in which some airport passengers seem to get a "fastpass" through security and move seamlessl through the boarding process, while others wait in long lines. In this example, the travelers who move quickly through the boarding process are probably people who value their time and convenience more than those waiting in long lines and are therefore willing to pay additional fees for the privilege of avoiding them. such experienced fliers that they know beforehand in which line to go to avoid delays and inconvenience. O more important than the flyers waiting in the longer more inconvenience lines. Check