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This morning, I had an Early AM delivery for..... a case of toilet paper. There simply has to be a story behind this, or whoever shipped it hit the wrong button.
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I have had EAM deliveries for stuff like this too. I have a manufacturing plant that is a regular stop that will get toilet paper and paper towels like this once in a while. I asked the receiving manager why he ordered it EAM, and he said that he had to have his inventory done that day and he wanted to go home early. It was shipped from a warehouse twenty miles away, and would have easily got there by ground later that day. I see stuff like this all the time.
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Sigh....Because it was one of those toilet paper boxes that has an open section on the top & bottom where you can see it.
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You know without the sigh your answer would have been acceptable,but with the sigh you still rank #1
.load princess
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Oops, you did it again... (as sung by Britney Spears)
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You know without the sigh your answer would have been acceptable,but with the sigh you still rank #1
At least I'm number 1 something.
You don't find it strange that, even with an innocent post that, at best, is an attempt at mild humor turns into a "BBAG is wrong" thread?
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You are wrong, this thread is not about you being wrong.
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I had a next day air for a place one time I had never been to before. I was covering a vacation route and it was a letter for a really crappy house in a rough neighborhood sig req.
I got to the door and the guy is laying there in the living room on the couch with no shirt on and a towel wrapped around his head
It was a screen door so I knocked and said UPS. I get nothing so I yell UPS delivery I need a signature. Nothing
I am thinking somebody offed this guy and sent him a pkg and I am the poor SOB who has to find him. I mean who sleeps with a towel wrapped around their head?
So I walk into the house and push this guy on the shoulder, and he starts to move, so I run back to the door. He unwraps the towel and starts to kind of mumble.
I say UPS and he says sorry he got wasted the night before. Scared the crap out of me.
I got to the door and the guy is laying there in the living room on the couch with no shirt on and a towel wrapped around his head
It was a screen door so I knocked and said UPS. I get nothing so I yell UPS delivery I need a signature. Nothing
I am thinking somebody offed this guy and sent him a pkg and I am the poor SOB who has to find him. I mean who sleeps with a towel wrapped around their head?
So I walk into the house and push this guy on the shoulder, and he starts to move, so I run back to the door. He unwraps the towel and starts to kind of mumble.
I say UPS and he says sorry he got wasted the night before. Scared the crap out of me.
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Cementups
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I don't think how you posted would be conceived as humor but more as, "I can't believe you idiots don't know how to tell the obvious of what is inside a box." And the sigh was unnecessary as it insinuates your disgust for peoples lack of logical thinking.
just trying to help, not bashing. You know I'm on your team here. Some people on here don't like me either, or my grammar lessons.
banks do that alot just they can possibly obtain a signature or some sort of confirmation that it was delivered and that the people have it in their possession. Otherwise, if you tell someone that their paperwork is ready to be picked up, then they will take their jolly good old time to get their and pick it up. At least that that's the explanation I got when I questioned a local bank who did the same thing.
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I don't think how you posted would be conceived as humor but more as, "I can't believe you idiots don't know how to tell the obvious of what is inside a box." And the sigh was unnecessary as it insinuates your disgust for peoples lack of logical thinking.
just trying to help, not bashing. You know I'm on your team here. Some people on here don't like me either, or my grammar lessons.
banks do that alot just they can possibly obtain a signature or some sort of confirmation that it was delivered and that the people have it in their possession. Otherwise, if you tell someone that their paperwork is ready to be picked up, then they will take their jolly good old time to get their and pick it up. At least that that's the explanation I got when I questioned a local bank who did the same thing.
I too think the starting rate is a bit insane. My borhter worked at UPS 20 years ago and the starting rate wasonly $.50 less than it is today. You can work at a convenience store in this area and make about hte same amount and do far less work stnading behind a register in the heat and A/C. but you also don't get benefits like you do at UPS. the benefits (as stated in your name) are why most people come to UPS and stick around.
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Now that you are driving, I am curious what kind of package car you are using and how you like the different vehicles.
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