Late this year, the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) rolled out new inspection techniques that included more aggressive pat-down procedures for those who opt out of going through the new full-body scanners. As Americans recoiled at the invasive new pat-downs, an amateur video was uploaded of a security encounter at San Diego International Airport. A man had used his phone to record his own pat-down, warning a TSA agent, "Don't touch my junk," or else the passenger would have him arrested. Once on YouTube, the video and the colorful phrase went viral, crystallizing the concerns of many about a new wave of security that seems to trample some Americans' notions of individual privacy.