Best UPS man ever

[Brie]

I arrived home today to find my clearly labeled 40-pack of Charmin Ultra Soft hidden very carefully under my doormat, in a corner of our porch you can't see from the street.



Someone is getting a big tip this Christmas.

(I don't know why I find this hysterical, but I do.)

[smucky]

LMAO! That's awesome and hilarious---our UPS guy does that too sometimes. It reminds me of when my cat "hides" and thinks that I can't see her if she can't see me (meanwhile her whole butt and fluffy tail are clearly visible...)

;D

[Redpoppy]

Every once in a while our UPS guy will do that too.

Better than the mailman that leaves packages in the unlocked community mailbox, even though there is a key to lock it and put in the person's mailbox to retrieve. I had a "personal massager" (hey, it's what the packing slip said) taken when they did this, then someone left the open box on our deck.

[casmgn]

Nice! Our UPS guy just throws the boxes (literally) on the front porch.

[Dusky]

That is hilarious. I want your UPS man.

[Brie]

Our mailman blows, so this makes me very happy.

[hanihani]

That's awesome! I'm always a bit embarrased and feel bad for the UPS guy when it's TP, diapers or something that I've ordered from Amazon that I could have just as easily gotten from Costco myself. Like, I'm lazy for having it delivered to my door or something.

[Brie]

May 11, 2012 17:54:55 GMT -5 hanihani said:

That's awesome! I'm always a bit embarrased and feel bad for the UPS guy when it's TP, diapers or something that I've ordered from Amazon that I could have just as easily gotten from Costco myself. Like, I'm lazy for having it delivered to my door or something.

I do too. And then I think, "hey, job security." God bless Amazon Prime.

[georgeharrison]

that's great!

[Deleted]

That's so awesome of him. Ours just throws stuff by our front door.

[belovedbride07]

Lol! I love when they do that.

It's way better than my mailman, who just realized after three years that he can tuck packages up through our wrought-iron fence into the planter without having to open the gate and still have it be mostly hidden from the street...his previous method was chucking them on the driveway like a newspaper.

[explorer2001]

That's nice. My UPS guy throws things over my fence. I ended up having a box of computer parts thrown into a puddle right where the water comes off the roof on one of the rare rainy days here. Grrrr.

[UMaineTeach]

my USP guy is great. Always wraps things in plastic if it is wet out and asked if I have a preference about which door to leave it at.

The mail carrier is good too, I don't think they are supposed to leave mail not in the mailbox - but he leaves packages that don't fit in the mailbox (which is at the end of the driveway) by the door so we don't have to go to the PO to claim them.

[grover]

Our UPS guy is supposedly not allowed to leave packages at our address....I guess previous owners on our street had packages disappear. So now if we aren't home to meet them, we have to drive 30 minutes to the UPS facility to pick up our packages.

My MIL enters us in sweeps....so it totally sucks driving 30 minutes there and then another 30 minutes back to find a package of a make-up or shampoo sample. Though the one time H drove to pick up the mystery package, it contained a nice $$ check.

[emisi]

Our UPS guy has at least finally gone back to leaving packages on the porch... when we first moved here, he did leave them by the front door, then suddenly in the last few months he's been leaving them near the door to the garage (which doesn't have a roof). The FedEx guy, however, sucks. He left my NutriSystem boxes in the middle of the driveway once (for real, I almost hit them) and a second time he left them right NEXT to the porch, in the rain. They were soaked. I called to complain about that one.

[womet]

That was nice of him. Our packages get left in front of the garage door. Thankfully, we park in the driveway.

[mmp]

My UPS guy got rid of a snake for me.