Something that is unique to him, and can't be copied presumably. The guy must have a lot he needs to hide. We should be very curious about why a public servant on gov't payroll needs to be so secretive.

Disney had a thing installed (I assume they still do) where season pass holders would make a V with their fingers on the scanner as they ran their card through, and this finger measurement (angle, length?) verified that the person using the pass was the actual owner. Basically, this thwarts multiple people using the same admission pass on different days and eliminated someone having to look at the photo and make a judgment call about the person's appearance.

Security/maintenance issues are probably not his purview. Plus he usually rips off a lot more than six grand.

.....what he should have based on a set of perceived needs. Whether those needs were necessary appears doubtful but I sincerely doubt Pruitt was savvy enough to provide spec's.
Anyway, he still needs to be fired, along with Carson and the rest of the gluttons.

If you think he's working for free, think again.

He seems just that creepy to me.

expensive dining room more than I can understand soundproof booths and biometric locks. I don't like any of it, but at least a dining room has some regular person relativity. Pruitt's crap makes no sense except that he is as loony as his boss.

Leave it to OK to supply what will likely be the worst of this administration and that's saying a lot with Flynn, Sessions, Carson, and Perry to skew the curve.

You've seen biometric locks in all the spy movies. All the doors you need to put your finger on a scanner, or have your eyeball scanned, to open are controlled by biometric locks.

And considering the $43,000 Cone of Silence, the paranoid travel arrangements, and so on and so forth that Pruitt is known to have done, I'm thinking they need a real and very thorough investigation of exactly what Pruitt is doing and whether Trump put him up to it.

EPA is probably the perfect place to hide the payments from Putin. And skim a little off the top.

Great movie, by the way.

Much thanks!

Keys are very tightly controlled and must be accounted for. The building engineer would have to have a way of enetering in an emergency. I will make some phone calls and find out.

...which scans thumbprints and can store up to thirty distinct prints. This safe cost me less than $200.

like with Dr. Ronny Jackson. He took himself out of the running today (even though it is not on the news).
https://www.democraticunderground.com/?com=view_post&forum=1014&pid=2046230

The biometrics probably won't open until they sense an overload of slime.