One-Liner Wednesday — Hehe! Thank you!

Excited to find the mailman late to collect from the post box, delighted to stay in my car when it was nine degrees, I rolled my window down and asked him, “Can you take this, too?”
He smiled, “Ma’am, this is The United States Post Office. We take mail.”

 

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35 Responses to One-Liner Wednesday — Hehe! Thank you!

  1. renxkyoko says:

    Loving that ! Ha ha ha Sweet mailman.

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  2. bikerchick57 says:

    “Neither snow nor rain nor heat nor a lady who doesn’t want to get out of her car in the cold stays these couriers from the swift completion of their appointed rounds.”

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  3. baldjake70 says:

    They may not deliver it to the right address, but they take it.

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  4. What a bonus! 🙂

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  5. Dan Antion says:

    That’s nice. What a good attitude.

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  6. How fortuitous. Brrr…9 degrees is chilly. Glad you were able to mail your letter from your car. Nice mailman! 🙂

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  7. larva225 says:

    Ours would’ve given you the stink eye while he did his job poorly and yakked on his cell phone.

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  8. Benson says:

    That is a great can do attitude.

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  9. Always good to find a postal worker with a good attitude and not going postal. 🙂 Our local post office is the most amazing I’ve ever used. The counter is open from 7-7 pretty much every day and they’re even open on Sunday! How they manage the latter is beyond me, but they all seem to be helpful and happy. What’s not to like? AND it’s only about four blocks from our house.

    janet

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    • joey says:

      SO lucky! Ours are almost always shifting personnel. Our local post office has the oldest, grumpiest white man that ever did live. He’s awful.
      I usually go a bit north to mail things — that’s where the nice ladies are 🙂 They’re open til 7 on weeknights, so it makes it easy when I leave work late.

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      • If a post office isn’t open until about 7, how can anyone who works get there? The post office where we used to live usually had good people but they, too, got shifted. Sometimes, too, I think they’re grumpy because people treat them badly, but sometimes it’s the other way ’round.

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        • joey says:

          OMG, I ask the SAME questions!
          Our office mail comes anywhere from 10am-6pm! If I don’t beat the mailman or if he hasn’t come when I’m leaving, I have to take it to insure it gets out that day. (Not all, just certain types.) But, the office park across the street collects at 4:30 and the one in my neighborhood closes at 5, so stopping midway is really the only way to do it, because I never leave before 5.
          I used to think the same things about banking and utilities. People gotta work!

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  10. darsword says:

    Here, there is no door to door delivery. The post office is a 7-mile walk round trip. I long for pony express!

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  11. pluviolover says:

    Yep. the check’s in the mail. I have found the majority of postal workers to be friendly, nice, and helpful. But 9 degrees is just too damn cold.

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  12. loisajay says:

    You got you a good one! What a sweetie he is.

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  13. LindaGHill says:

    Good timing is everything, some days. Especially cold ones. 🙂

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  14. Bradley says:

    I once walked in the door of a quiet post office and was welcomed by a man who practically sang, “Greetings and salutations from the United States postal service.” For a second I was certain I walked into the wrong door.

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  15. For several years we had the greatest mailman ever – Bill. He could have been the poster man for customer service. I miss him but hope he’s having a great retirement. 🙂

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