. People wouldn't find out till they got them home.
I remember being among the young bitter employees at UPS. We used to destroy packages for a good laugh to break up the monotony. We used to drop kick packages with steel toed boots and our foot would go through the whole thing, sh!t flying everywhere!
I also used to drive a forklift shiping TV's the TVs were stacked five pallets high. Once in awhile we would dump the whole load. They would kind of explode inthe box. We would load them up and ship them out.
Sorry
FedEx is a brilliant shipping company.
Because of Mr. Noddy's insurance (Copay: $8 for generic, $15 for Brand Name) we deal with a mail order pharmacy.
Four of the family medications have to be shipped refrigerated. The Mail Order Pharmacy keeps trying to cut costs and keeps trying one company after another who think that an "R.R. (as in Rural Route)" address is like a "P.O. (Post Office Box)".
These are people who deliver packages for a living?
Amigo wrote:I remember being among the young bitter employees at UPS. We used to destroy packages for a good laugh to break up the monotony. We used to drop kick packages with steel toed boots and our foot would go through the whole thing, sh!t flying everywhere!
I also used to drive a forklift shiping TV's the TVs were stacked five pallets high. Once in awhile we would dump the whole load. They would kind of explode inthe box. We would load them up and ship them out.
Sorry
Several months ago, UPS delivered to my home a small white bag of meds from Drugstore.com. The top of the bag had been sliced open, but nothing had been removed from the bag and none of the drugs appeared to be tampered with. I called Drugstore.com and reported the incident to them. The driver ( IQ about 85 ) for UPS has never been seen since.
I remember being among the young bitter employees at UPS. We used to destroy packages for a good laugh to break up the monotony. We used to drop kick packages with steel toed boots and our foot would go through the whole thing, sh!t flying everywhere!
I also used to drive a forklift shiping TV's the TVs were stacked five pallets high. Once in awhile we would dump the whole load. They would kind of explode inthe box. We would load them up and ship them out.
Sorry
Amigo wrote:I remember being among the young bitter employees at UPS. We used to destroy packages for a good laugh to break up the monotony. We used to drop kick packages with steel toed boots and our foot would go through the whole thing, sh!t flying everywhere!
I also used to drive a forklift shiping TV's the TVs were stacked five pallets high. Once in awhile we would dump the whole load. They would kind of explode inthe box. We would load them up and ship them out.
Sorry
I had a friend, who, in his youth, worked on an auto line in Detroit....it was not unheard of to have someone take a dump in the back of a hatchback, before it went off the line.
What was in the butter?
What WAS in the popcorn?
