Gosh Dangit

dennisking

You ever try to send a bomb to someone and run out of time every day for a week or more. Yeah, it's been one of those weeks. Soon, you know who you are.

Rain

Guilty

jthanatos

I need to just start getting the pre-paid flat rates and schedule home pickup. The number of times I have missed getting to the PO because of working late is bordering on the ludicrous (not this guy ).

0patience

Bigshizza

dennisking

Toombes

I finally shipped a package yesterday that it told a friend I'd ship before my surgery in OCTOBER!

curtiscr79

Guilty, I have had to have the wife take the last 2 to the post office for me.

SleevePlz

My problem isn't getting it shipped, it's getting the cigars packaged up. I never seem to have time or remember to get a package together. Once I get the cigars in the box, I'm all set. It's just getting to that point that is the problem.

brianetz1

yep....i needed to get curts out yesterday and wasn't able to do it because I didn't have the packing material.....not gonna go out until monday.

smoke em if you got em

Toombes:

I finally shipped a package yesterday that it told a friend I'd ship before my surgery in OCTOBER!

pretty close!! Give or take a few MONTHS!!

Lee.mcglynn

Happens all the time! Post office hours are Not the most convenient!

dennisking

Brought the sticks. Brought the cash. Going to the post office at lunch time. Take that sukka.

jthanatos

dennisking:

Brought the sticks. Brought the cash. Going to the post office at lunch time. Take that sukka.

Arrive at post office. Line of thirty people. Little old lady mailing 12 packages for grandkids. Gives clerk her life story. Writes a check. Digs for change to buy some stamps too. Person behind her hasn't filled out mailing slip. Argues with clerk over rising postage costs. Wants savings bonds. Asks for manager when clerk says they don't do that anymore. Repeat ad nauseam. Return to office with unmailed package and without lunch. Weep.

perkinke

jthanatos:

dennisking:

Brought the sticks. Brought the cash. Going to the post office at lunch time. Take that sukka.

Arrive at post office. Line of thirty people. Little old lady mailing 12 packages for grandkids. Gives clerk her life story. Writes a check. Digs for change to buy some stamps too. Person behind her hasn't filled out mailing slip. Argues with clerk over rising postage costs. Wants savings bonds. Asks for manager when clerk says they don't do that anymore. Repeat ad nauseam. Return to office with unmailed package and without lunch. Weep.

This is why I love the automated postage station, I about cry when I have to go through the line to mail something. I really feel sorry for the postal workers during the holidays, the ones at my post office do a great job of treating people very politely and kindly.

dennisking

dennisking

jthanatos

Dedication pays off.