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Damn lazy postie.
*Shakes fist*
*Shakes fist*
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you don't get any post at all on a saturday Trish? How come? Today I got one more birthday card and my fifth PIN number. Not good because there was no money in the card :(
I dont get post on a Saturday at all.
Well at least you get yours delivered.
I don't have a postbox in my door, or anywhere to store it, so I have to go and collect the mail from the post office, which is several miles away.
Beh.
I don't have a postbox in my door, or anywhere to store it, so I have to go and collect the mail from the post office, which is several miles away.
Beh.
They've changed the rules somehow so they're allowed to deliver it later now if I remember correctly.
Still, mine came at about 10 this morning. Annoying since I was expecting a DVD from Play.
Still, mine came at about 10 this morning. Annoying since I was expecting a DVD from Play.
There is no post on Sundays.
If other people can do morning shifts then so can postmen, I don't see how I use to get my post around 7:30am a few years ago but now I get it around 11am, although saying that it was a lot worse last few weeks and came at the insane time of around 2pm.
I get things in the mail all the time, it makes my life harder if I have to wait till the afternoon to get my post because then I either have to quickly go to the bank and post office to payin cheques or send parcels or delay it all to the next day.
That's almost 7 hours difference from what I use to get. That's almost a days work.
One other thing that wasn't the posties fault. My dad got a phone call at 8:30am asking why he didn't turn up for his hospital oppointment at 8:15. My dad didn't even know he had one and the lady said they did send a later. Of course post came 2 hours later and sure enough there was the letter informing him of the appointment. However the date on the enevelope said it was posted only the day before. Fat lot of help it is sending a letter saying you had an appointment 2 hours ago.
If other people can do morning shifts then so can postmen, I don't see how I use to get my post around 7:30am a few years ago but now I get it around 11am, although saying that it was a lot worse last few weeks and came at the insane time of around 2pm.
I get things in the mail all the time, it makes my life harder if I have to wait till the afternoon to get my post because then I either have to quickly go to the bank and post office to payin cheques or send parcels or delay it all to the next day.
That's almost 7 hours difference from what I use to get. That's almost a days work.
One other thing that wasn't the posties fault. My dad got a phone call at 8:30am asking why he didn't turn up for his hospital oppointment at 8:15. My dad didn't even know he had one and the lady said they did send a later. Of course post came 2 hours later and sure enough there was the letter informing him of the appointment. However the date on the enevelope said it was posted only the day before. Fat lot of help it is sending a letter saying you had an appointment 2 hours ago.
<< <<©H®I§>> >> wrote:
> Stop complaining so much, Postmen have to get up really early every
> morning so maybe on Sunday they like to get up a bit later, I'm sure
> you would like to . . . yes you *points*
Its Saturday
> Stop complaining so much, Postmen have to get up really early every
> morning so maybe on Sunday they like to get up a bit later, I'm sure
> you would like to . . . yes you *points*
Its Saturday
Its so good to know Im not the only one that gets post after noon...
Stop complaining so much, Postmen have to get up really early every morning so maybe on Saturday they like to get up a bit later, I'm sure you would like to . . . yes you *points*
My post is normally late, came at 10.45ish today though.
<< <<©H®I§>> >> wrote:
> That's right shake your fist, the post man will be long gone by now.
> :P
He will be at the end of the street, but not outwith the grasp of my iron fist.
> That's right shake your fist, the post man will be long gone by now.
> :P
He will be at the end of the street, but not outwith the grasp of my iron fist.
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