Posted by rrlund on May 19, 2011 at 09:44:32 from (207.241.137.116):
I've been waiting for some parts that I ordered for 2 weeks now. I got the invoice for them in the mail Monday,but no parts. Well,this morning,I found them. They were out on the front porch. Trouble is,we never use the front door and it was just pure luck that I even saw them when I did. Back 20 years or more ago,I saw a UPS driver pull in to a home across the road from a field where I was working and he walked out by the barn and put a package in an old car that hadn't been driven in 6 months or more. My Dad worked with the woman at the time,so I told him that night and he told her at work the next day. She said it was a darned good thing I had seen it or she never would have found it out there. Is there some rule where all they have to do is drop it SOMEWHERE at the address that it's going to?
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