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I wonder if she wrapped them all, too...
My post office isn't a very interesting place. I hear horror stories about long lines and endless waiting, but since I'm in a small town, I've never experienced things like that even during the holidays.
I went to the post office today and it was pretty crowded. Of course, my post office is tiny and there's only two windows, so four people can make it feel crowded. But there were about six people crammed in there today and I thought I'd just caught the place at a bad time.
Then I realized that of the two windows, there was only a line at one. The other one was occupied by a woman who had two shopping bags packed full of those small, padded envelopes that she was mailing. And when I say full, I mean full.
So as I'm patiently waiting in line, I overhear the clerk ask the lady about the address of one of the envelopes because she doesn't have it as being in the West Indies.
I then spent the rest of my time waiting in line trying to figure out what the hell she was shipping and why she was shipping so much of it.
By the time I finished with my transaction, I decided that she was shipping the Christmas bonuses to the outsourced telecommunicators her company used. And she was shipping them individually because she wanted each person to feel special.
Happy Holidays you lucky employees in the West Indies!
I went to the post office today and it was pretty crowded. Of course, my post office is tiny and there's only two windows, so four people can make it feel crowded. But there were about six people crammed in there today and I thought I'd just caught the place at a bad time.
Then I realized that of the two windows, there was only a line at one. The other one was occupied by a woman who had two shopping bags packed full of those small, padded envelopes that she was mailing. And when I say full, I mean full.
So as I'm patiently waiting in line, I overhear the clerk ask the lady about the address of one of the envelopes because she doesn't have it as being in the West Indies.
I then spent the rest of my time waiting in line trying to figure out what the hell she was shipping and why she was shipping so much of it.
By the time I finished with my transaction, I decided that she was shipping the Christmas bonuses to the outsourced telecommunicators her company used. And she was shipping them individually because she wanted each person to feel special.
Happy Holidays you lucky employees in the West Indies!