I’m celebrating 41 years of wearing a suit, tie and hard soled shoes by retiring and wearing old man clothes like pocket T shirts, comfortable shorts, and slip in Sketcher’s every loving day.
And for the not princely sum of $21.50 delivered I ordered 6 more Hanes pocket Ts in assorted colors from eBay in the fat boy size, and I followed their path to my door.
On Thursday my iPhone said they’d arrived and I went to get my T shirts a bit later and they weren’t on the porch.
I thought, my wife or my son have picked them up and they are someplace in the house.
But both denied picking up my package.
So on Friday, when one of our two postmen walked by, I asked him about my T shirts, and he said to call the post mistress, and I called her, and when I read her the tracking number she laughed and said
Van, that’s a United Parcel Service tracking number, not ours.
I said the real post office used to deliver anything UPS the last mile.
She said they stopped that. They do all their own deliveries now. But, they take a photo of who they deliver it to.
So I looked up the local UPS store in Jefferson City and found it closed down last month, shut down tight, gone!
So I called their service number and a very smart, nice young artificial intelligence lady walked me thorough the process, and claimed that their driver had a lady named Penny sign for it.
But when I got online and requested a photo delivery picture of Penny—-there wasn’t any.
I’ve been robbed, of my T shirts!
I put in a claim, and it’s only $21.50, but where the hell is Harry D. Holmes when you really need him?
Xxxx
The first official act taken by Holmes was to place a 24-hour security watch on Oswald's box. For days after the assassination, all mail delivered to Oswald was given directly to Holmes and the FBI. Fritz asked Holmes to sit in on the interview that would be taking place. This would end up being Oswald's final interview. Harry Holmes delved deep into questions pertaining to Oswald's access to the murder weapon, which he bough through the mail from Klein's Sporting Goods in Chicago.
When the interview was over, Holmes exited to his car. As the FBI was transporting Oswald, Jack Ruby, a prominent Dallas nightclub owner, pulled out a handgun and shot Lee Harvey Oswald point blank. Oswald was pronounced dead at 1:07 p.m. on November 24, 1963.
https://www.uspis.gov/history-spotlight-2023/harry-d-holmes#:~:text=Postal%20Inspectors'%20radar.-,Lee%20Harvey%20Oswald's%20Postal%20Investigation,p.m.%20on%20November%2024%2C%201963.
Xxxxx
I understand the gubbermint is in the middle of a trade war and they don’t have the money or time to solve all our problems.
But if I was a running the gubbermint, I’d require that Fed Ex and UPS and Amazon all have efficient, courteous and zealous postal inspectors like Harry D. Holmes, and real ones too, not AI generated.
It might protect all us senior citizens living on fixed incomes from predatory T shirt stealers named Penny, if there is a Penny, you know?
I ordered six more Hanes pocket T shirts but this time, I made double sure they were being shipped by the real, geniune, and original United States Postal Service and not some big corporate outfit, that will never know my name, doesn’t have a local office, uses computerized service employees, has no letter carriers who hand me my mail if I’m out in the yard, and take my photo to cover their asses, with me in my old man clothes, and not in my suit and tie.
And for the not princely sum of $21.50 delivered I ordered 6 more Hanes pocket Ts in assorted colors from eBay in the fat boy size, and I followed their path to my door.
On Thursday my iPhone said they’d arrived and I went to get my T shirts a bit later and they weren’t on the porch.
I thought, my wife or my son have picked them up and they are someplace in the house.
But both denied picking up my package.
So on Friday, when one of our two postmen walked by, I asked him about my T shirts, and he said to call the post mistress, and I called her, and when I read her the tracking number she laughed and said
Van, that’s a United Parcel Service tracking number, not ours.
I said the real post office used to deliver anything UPS the last mile.
She said they stopped that. They do all their own deliveries now. But, they take a photo of who they deliver it to.
So I looked up the local UPS store in Jefferson City and found it closed down last month, shut down tight, gone!
So I called their service number and a very smart, nice young artificial intelligence lady walked me thorough the process, and claimed that their driver had a lady named Penny sign for it.
But when I got online and requested a photo delivery picture of Penny—-there wasn’t any.
I’ve been robbed, of my T shirts!
I put in a claim, and it’s only $21.50, but where the hell is Harry D. Holmes when you really need him?
Xxxx
Lee Harvey Oswald's Postal Investigation
The first official act taken by Holmes was to place a 24-hour security watch on Oswald's box. For days after the assassination, all mail delivered to Oswald was given directly to Holmes and the FBI. Fritz asked Holmes to sit in on the interview that would be taking place. This would end up being Oswald's final interview. Harry Holmes delved deep into questions pertaining to Oswald's access to the murder weapon, which he bough through the mail from Klein's Sporting Goods in Chicago.
When the interview was over, Holmes exited to his car. As the FBI was transporting Oswald, Jack Ruby, a prominent Dallas nightclub owner, pulled out a handgun and shot Lee Harvey Oswald point blank. Oswald was pronounced dead at 1:07 p.m. on November 24, 1963.
https://www.uspis.gov/history-spotlight-2023/harry-d-holmes#:~:text=Postal%20Inspectors'%20radar.-,Lee%20Harvey%20Oswald's%20Postal%20Investigation,p.m.%20on%20November%2024%2C%201963.
Xxxxx
I understand the gubbermint is in the middle of a trade war and they don’t have the money or time to solve all our problems.
But if I was a running the gubbermint, I’d require that Fed Ex and UPS and Amazon all have efficient, courteous and zealous postal inspectors like Harry D. Holmes, and real ones too, not AI generated.
It might protect all us senior citizens living on fixed incomes from predatory T shirt stealers named Penny, if there is a Penny, you know?
I ordered six more Hanes pocket T shirts but this time, I made double sure they were being shipped by the real, geniune, and original United States Postal Service and not some big corporate outfit, that will never know my name, doesn’t have a local office, uses computerized service employees, has no letter carriers who hand me my mail if I’m out in the yard, and take my photo to cover their asses, with me in my old man clothes, and not in my suit and tie.
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