i'm not a brick or stone mason i have no idea what they useYou mean "reactive armor."
i'm not a brick or stone mason i have no idea what they useYou mean "reactive armor."
We don't get our mail here in the sticks until after 6pm most days. Sometimes a little earlier, but never earlier than 5pm.Thank you, sir! I understand it during the holidays, breakdowns, running two routes because a carrier called in sick, etc. but we have this issue on a regular basis. Middle of summer, sometimes we don't get mail until 7:00PM. Last mail leaves the Enid MPO at 5:00pm. Our long time mail carrier retired about a year to eighteen months ago, and we've had this issue ever since.
My postman told me the post office will hold mail back from being delivered if they know there is count coming up.
Basically at times the post office will get the mail counted to see what the volume is.
Save it up for the time they do the audit or counting to make it look like they deliver a lot of mail.
I may not have explained that right but he said it is BS what they do.
People need to get their stuff when it is ready.
My neighbor in Spencer built a heavy steel box because kids were pounding the stock box with bats on a drive by.
He noticed one day there was a small dent in it.
Wish we could have watched it
We don't get our mail here in the sticks until after 6pm most days. Sometimes a little earlier, but never earlier than 5pm.
I've seen our delivery person's vehicle coming out of the post office parking lot. There is barely room for that person to sit inside. I don't know how they get it done at all.
We signed up recently for the "USPS Informed Delivery." Kinda' interesting. Six days a week, usually between 7:30 and 8:00AM, I get an email with photos of the mail I can expect that day. There are not always pics of every single piece of mail you will receive that day, and you don't always get all of that mail on that day. Caveat at the bottom of the page tells you it may actually take 'several days' for all of this mail to be delivered. Asks that you wait at least a week before reporting any missing mail. It seems like the 'important' stuff (i.e. bills) will get delivered that day. Junk mail and other promotional stuff, and lately, Christmas cards, may show up a day or two later.
Shouldn’t be happening. The route is either too long and needs to be adjusted or the carrier has uncorrected performance issues. Based on the vehicle description, my bet is A.
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