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That would have been too obvious. And I'll be around to watch the live break. Too bad I'm not at home, I'd say skype it.

[buckunteer]

This is going to be a serious rant, so those of you who know me as a nice poster and a credit to the forum may not want to read much further.



I AM LIVID RIGHT NOW. The lazy, incompetent, insert-your-favorite-expletive-several-times-here mailman just left the note saying I had a package without knocking. I was home all day. It required a signature so now I have to wait until tomorrow to pick it up at the post office.

I seriously considered driving around trying to find his truck. I live in a fairly large apt. complex but the mailboxes for my section of the complex are literally no more than 20 yards from my front door. Not like it would've taken some grand effort to see if I was home, which he's supposed to do for any signature confirmation packages in the first place.

So ridiculous, and I'm absolutely pissed. His job is to deliver mail, barring dyslexia it's the easiest job I can imagine. Either do it right or go jump off a cliff because life is a lot harder than delivering mail and if you can't even do that right I highly doubt you have anything to contribute to society.

[bbills1999]

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(05-16-2012 12:31 PM)bbills1999 Wrote:  

+100000 LMAO

Sorry to hear that buck.

[jeep1991]

Sorry to here that, Steve. My old UPS driver was not my biggest fan. I used to live in an apartment complex and would get heavy parts for my modified Jeep quite regularly. I usually was not home for deliveries so it was typical for me to see the UPS label on my door. Then I would walk down to the office and grab it. One day I was home for the delivery but it never came. I started to head to the office to inquire about it and I see the UPS label on my door. There was no way he knocked and I didn't hear, but I give him the benefit of the doubt. A couple weeks later I am home for delivery again. I see the truck roll into the complex, so I sit and wait. About 15 minutes later I see him drive to the office, offload a ton of packages and head out. I look up my tracking number and it's marked as delivered. Check my door, there is the notice. What this driver was doing was just going around to all of the doors and leaving delivery notices like he had missed the people. Then dropping all of the packages to the office. Basically he did not want to haul peoples' packages up and down stairs for delivery, which is his job.....I was livid so I called the UPS hub to complain. 45 minutes later the driver is standing at my door with my 150 pound package looking like he wanted to murder me. The hub had sent him back to the complex, he had to go fetch my package from the office and bring it to my door. That day I had wished I lived on the third floor instead of the ground floor.

Moral of the story? Don't be lazy, do your job right the first time. You might tick off the wrong guy.

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(05-16-2012 01:22 PM)jeep1991 Wrote:  Sorry to here that, Steve. My old UPS driver was not my biggest fan. I used to live in an apartment complex and would get heavy parts for my modified Jeep quite regularly. I usually was not home for deliveries so it was typical for me to see the UPS label on my door. Then I would walk down to the office and grab it. One day I was home for the delivery but it never came. I started to head to the office to inquire about it and I see the UPS label on my door. There was no way he knocked and I didn't hear, but I give him the benefit of the doubt. A couple weeks later I am home for delivery again. I see the truck roll into the complex, so I sit and wait. About 15 minutes later I see him drive to the office, offload a ton of packages and head out. I look up my tracking number and it's marked as delivered. Check my door, there is the notice. What this driver was doing was just going around to all of the doors and leaving delivery notices like he had missed the people. Then dropping all of the packages to the office. Basically he did not want to haul peoples' packages up and down stairs for delivery, which is his job.....I was livid so I called the UPS hub to complain. 45 minutes later the driver is standing at my door with my 150 pound package looking like he wanted to murder me. The hub had sent him back to the complex, he had to go fetch my package from the office and bring it to my door. That day I had wished I lived on the third floor instead of the ground floor.

Moral of the story? Don't be lazy, do your job right the first time. You might tick off the wrong guy.

Kudos to you sir. You should have ordered a heavier package the next time just for fun.

[djohn]

She did really well if she got a box of 1998 MJx for under $300. I wonder if this is the one she got, as it's the only one on ebay that ended for under $300 in the past few months.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/1998-Upper-Deck-...4ab6fcb6be

[buckunteer]

(05-16-2012 01:22 PM)jeep1991 Wrote:  Sorry to here that, Steve. My old UPS driver was not my biggest fan. I used to live in an apartment complex and would get heavy parts for my modified Jeep quite regularly. I usually was not home for deliveries so it was typical for me to see the UPS label on my door. Then I would walk down to the office and grab it. One day I was home for the delivery but it never came. I started to head to the office to inquire about it and I see the UPS label on my door. There was no way he knocked and I didn't hear, but I give him the benefit of the doubt. A couple weeks later I am home for delivery again. I see the truck roll into the complex, so I sit and wait. About 15 minutes later I see him drive to the office, offload a ton of packages and head out. I look up my tracking number and it's marked as delivered. Check my door, there is the notice. What this driver was doing was just going around to all of the doors and leaving delivery notices like he had missed the people. Then dropping all of the packages to the office. Basically he did not want to haul peoples' packages up and down stairs for delivery, which is his job.....I was livid so I called the UPS hub to complain. 45 minutes later the driver is standing at my door with my 150 pound package looking like he wanted to murder me. The hub had sent him back to the complex, he had to go fetch my package from the office and bring it to my door. That day I had wished I lived on the third floor instead of the ground floor.

Moral of the story? Don't be lazy, do your job right the first time. You might tick off the wrong guy.

Yeah I would've done that. In a heartbeat lol. I'm really patient and it takes a lot to get to me, but that level of laziness/incompetence doesn't fly, plain and simple.

[jay187]

im going too say 2003-04 exquisite collection

[rybowski97]

my guess is 1998 MJx which will be awesome for you because you should get over 100 pc cards!!