Just thought I would share this awkward experience with you guys. So today, I had to serve a subpoena on an individual. As I went to the person's house he was not home so I began having a conversation with whom I assume was his daughter. After about 10 minutes talking with the young lady the man pulled up to the driveway and I was shocked to see it was a manager that I had seen before in my hub lol. I was hesitating whether if I should serve him or not due to the possibility of backlash from my supervisors, but I doubt the guy even knew I worked at UPS hahaha. That was a very awkward experience, and not to mention his daughter was pretty damn cute.
Serving a Former Manager
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Indecisi0n
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I think I have a gray pubic hair.
You dont shave,anymore?
Orion Syndicate
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You're not feeders so your belly shouldn't be big enough for you to be unsure the hue of your pubes.
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Indecisi0n
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I stopped after that time you saw me. Now just trim to keep neat. Maybe it's just really blonde and I mistaken it for gray. Can someone help me out here?
Haha. Unfortunately, no. I was having a good conversation too, telling her how I was going to buy my first home due to my online e-cigarettes business doing well. I think she was digging it, Hahahaha.
bleedinbrown58
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Ask your inflatable sheep....he'd know for sure....lol
UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)
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I still remember being served a subpoena by my ex's attorney when we were going through our divorce. I don't know if the guy was trying to embarrass me or was trying to make a point but he chose to serve the subpoena just as I was getting out of my personal vehicle when I showed up to work. I was pissed and let him know in no uncertain terms how I felt about being served at work. He just got back in to his car and drove away. My ex found out about it and apologized----I don't think she had any idea she they were going to serve a subpoena and how/where they were going to do it.
What difference does it make where you're served? Either way the results are the same.
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In a divorce, it is kind of like serving a shaft.
UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)
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Knock on my front door and serve me----no problem.
Make a statement by serving me in the parking lot at work in front of my co-workers----I have a big problem with that.
You're right in that in the end it makes no difference where you are served.
Make a statement by serving me in the parking lot at work in front of my co-workers----I have a big problem with that.
You're right in that in the end it makes no difference where you are served.
bottomups
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I have heard but have not been able to confirm that pubic hair does not change color with age.
Indecisi0n
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Maybe we could start a picture thread and everyone contribute? It's not gay, its science.
Yeah, the embarrassment is understandable. I have served people in front of others as well, but not because I want to embarrass them, but because that is the only chance I get. There are people who are rarely home, and there are people who know they are getting sued. In this situation, our best bet is to serve them wherever we see them at. Whether it's at work, park, church, and etc. Another reason we do it is profit-based. Serving subpoenas is not like conducting surveillance for a worker's comp case where we get paid hourly. For subpoenas, we are paid a flat rate; therefore, we want to serve it ASAP so we can make more profit. But if the person did serve you to embarrass you or make a point then he was bing an a-hole. Haha
Catatonic
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You were the only one that complained of hair in their teeth.
mmmbrownies
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So wait, do Ups drivers serve people? If so, how do you know when a letter is someone being served?
UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)
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