Aren't You Glad..................

BAJJERFAN

that these weren't YOUR COINS?

BustHalfBrian

Better her than the guy who throws your packages over a fence

MidLifeCrisis

I was expecting much worse than what she actually did.

Still...pretty lazy and sad.

BAJJERFAN

<< <i>Better her than the guy who throws your packages over a fence >>



True, but in addition to grooving one's lawn, she also just dumped the stuff in plain sight.

MidLifeCrisis

<< <i>True, but in addition to grooving one's lawn, she also just dumped the stuff in plain sight. >>


They all do that. Frankly, that's the package recipient's fault for having it shipped to their home. Always better to use a post office box.

johnny9434

<< <i>I was expecting much worse than what she actually did.

Still...pretty lazy and sad. >>

ill agree with that. at least she didnt run it over or something like that. (lawn job or not there)

BAJJERFAN

<< <i>

<< <i>True, but in addition to grooving one's lawn, she also just dumped the stuff in plain sight. >>


They all do that. Frankly, that's the package recipient's fault for having it shipped to their home. Always better to use a post office box. >>



+3 fajillion. At least my UPS guy rings the doorbell when a signature isn't required.

PRIZ430

Nothing wrong with the way she "dropped" off the packages....I have heard UPS, FedEx and USPS "drop" boxes on my porch all the time....If they were packaged properly...the small "drop" isnt going to hurt a thing....they go thru much rougher times during the travel/delivery from point A to point B....The worst thing I see here...is....SHE DROVE OVER THIS POOR PERSON'S LAWN!!!!!!!!!!...Now that would have really pissed me off if I saw a US postal vehicle on my freshly cut front lawn!!!!!!!!!

19Lyds

Un-Freaking-Believable!

Hopefully, the owner has reported this lazy worker who has opened the USPS up to a whole lot of liability.

Imagine if she'd run over the sprinkler heads on the lawn not to mention the damage to the lawn itself!

This idiot has no business behind the wheel of a postal truck!

Do you suppose these were "signature required" packages?

Justlooking

I used to have a newspaper delivery person who practically had to jump a curb to drive onto the lawn and up to my front door. Didn't last long.

Fast, fast, fast.