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<blockquote data-quote="bacha29" data-source="post: 5171960" data-attributes="member: 58386">Their express operation runs 7 days a week. Standard service to all zip will remain 6 days.The thing I noticed about you is that you NEVER make an original post. Always offering nothing but responses simply for the sake of making a response.. Ones that offer the same pointlessness and lack of insight. Now if the rest of us didn&#039;t post original content that would have nothing to do . Important since you package handlers only get normally 25 hours tops.Now being that you&#039;re the most well informed package handler on this site, I&#039;m surprised that you failed to notice ( not the first time) that under the bill the USPS will be free to offer just about any other product and or service for which they can get state and or federal approval provided that it&#039;s profitable to do so. There&#039;s also something else you failed to observe.AT ONE TIME THE US POSTAL SERVICE WAS A BANK!That&#039;s right. It was at one time a banking services company. Pretty limited in what it could offer but it did offer them.If they can get approval to return and expand those services you might just see your local post office someday becoming a one stop shipping, banking and financial services center. Been talked about for quite some time.So when the floor of your house trailer rusts out and you have to get something better perhaps your loan might just be obtained from&nbsp; the US Postal Service.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="bacha29, post: 5171960, member: 58386"] Their express operation runs 7 days a week. Standard service to all zip will remain 6 days. The thing I noticed about you is that you NEVER make an original post. Always offering nothing but responses simply for the sake of making a response.. Ones that offer the same pointlessness and lack of insight. Now if the rest of us didn't post original content that would have nothing to do . Important since you package handlers only get normally 25 hours tops. Now being that you're the most well informed package handler on this site, I'm surprised that you failed to notice ( not the first time) that under the bill the USPS will be free to offer just about any other product and or service for which they can get state and or federal approval provided that it's profitable to do so. There's also something else you failed to observe. AT ONE TIME THE US POSTAL SERVICE WAS A BANK! That's right. It was at one time a banking services company. Pretty limited in what it could offer but it did offer them. If they can get approval to return and expand those services you might just see your local post office someday becoming a one stop shipping, banking and financial services center. Been talked about for quite some time. So when the floor of your house trailer rusts out and you have to get something better perhaps your loan might just be obtained from the US Postal Service. [/QUOTE]

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