#Work pics

[env0]

How comic artist pose women to get their ass and tits in the same angle.

[awozer]

[clowncorpse666]

sum pictures I recently took at work of the South Park plushes we got in

[circle-of-trees]

[kitsune-kaos]

[meganthepagan1]

My friend and I got a little crazy on the white board at work.

[roguekhajiit]

Storytime.

Keeping with the trend of avoiding politics right now, I wanna talk about a conversation I had at work.

As some of you may know, I'm a contracted mail carrier for the USPS. The routes I deliver on are very rural, too rural, even for the NRLCA (National Rural Letter Carriers' Association.

HC (highway contracted) routes look like this:

So, it can often be hard to tell that there is a house or houses located behind those trees, and oftentimes Google will be half a mile off on where an address is located.

So, last week, I was trying to find a house on my route to deliver a certified letter, I couldn't locate them, and Google was directing me to another street.

So, I had to leave them a notice in their mailbox telling them they needed to put their house number at the end of their driveway. Let me add here that the mailboxes on these routes are sometimes as far as a mile and a half from their door.

They showed up at the post office on Monday with the notice in hand, confused about why they had to make their house number visible from the street. The clerk kept trying to explain to them why, but they just weren't getting the picture. Eventually, the clerk approached me, frustrated, and asked me to please talk with them.

So, I go to talk to them and I tell them exactly why; because I couldn't find their house.

Where was 150 Main Street? The addresses on that road started at 170 Main Street. There wasn't another section of Main Street and it T-d with First Street. (All streets and addresses are generic and made up.) They told me that their address was 150 Main Street, but their driveway and front door were at the corner of First and Second Streets. (Um, what?!) They then told me that the EMTs also had a hard time finding their house. So, you already had a medical emergency that required an ambulance to be dispatched to your house, and you still didn't think to make it easier for first responders to find you? If emergency personnel can't find you, how can your mail carrier find you?

It took 3 people explaining this to them for 15 minutes for them to understand, "I need to put my address at the start of my driveway."

So yeah... make your address visible from the road people. It could be the difference between living to see another day or laying dead on your kitchen floor until your adult children finally decide to pay you a visit.

[0bfvscate]

selfies from my new job

[env0]

You may turn heads, but not mine. (neck pain)

[ryan-waddell11]

work was pointless today so I took these to pass time

[cutieminho]

🌸only 3 days til I can take my photos!! 😊❣️here’s one I took in the bathroom at work today, undressed and take photo VERY quickly so only one it is what it is. Hope it’s nice for someone 🌸🌸😘💕 love min x

[gaywatergoblin]

Work fits

[meganthepagan1]

Work pics this week. I did my coworker’s hair color and put some pretty fall leaves in her hair tie yesterday. 🍁

[pwopaganda]

F

[roguekhajiit]

TW: Absolute garbage human being.

This stinking pile of human garbage typed this up about his own Grandma when submitting an eCC case for the USPS. This sweet old lady on my route is his grandma, and she just so happened to lose her key to her cluster mailbox. No biggie, it happens a lot. I regularly find people's keys hanging out of the lock in their mailbox.

But the absolute disgusting way he talks about his own grandma ended up getting the Post Master to sign off on a free lock change for her.

I hope she writes him out of her will. That is all.

[ionomycin]

Grief

ref photo by @jawsstone