New AUX carrier about option

[DB.Cooper]

I used to think it was pretty easy peasy.... after 15 or 20 years of doing it, I feel it now... so if there's somebody out there that has done it for 20 years or more, and it hasn't worn on them... well, good for them...

 

[Windindaface]

I have had Rice Krispies for a morning treat "Snap Crackle POP" when I got out of bed before this gig. Still do. Still doing my thing and slugging mail.

 

[Happy Mail Lady]

Its been my experience as a sub, on duty 5 days a week for Reg out for 3 months with illness, it is way way easier to work on the same customary route 5 days a week than bounce back and forth to routes! Period, yes we can hang 5 days a week when we know where we will be, and more familiar with our customers, and able to remember every box, every bump that is gonna shoot our front end into the mailbox and every customer whose lid closes easily or one you have to slam or which house has small children or which elder may want to talk or which customer calls in if their package is not in the box or which customer wants their package in the car or which one does NOT want their package in a car or which one has recently divorced and does not want the wife to get the check or which one is off at work for 2 weeks, or which one has a camera or which one's food you can eat if given to you and which one you cannot, or which one you worry about if they have not picked up mail for 3 days or which one knows where you live......…….yes WE CAN HANDLE 5 DAYS A WEEK,...………...BRING IT ON!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I like you so much!!!

 

[BigGreenie]

It has been a long time since I had an Aux route in my office. They got rid of them to rebuild routes to where they are today. I had a 5/1 route, where I worked the Aux for 5 days and worked as a primary on the 6th day. That saved me from not having a position to go to when they got rid of the two Aux routes we had and that is what kept me from going 6/0.

 

[DB.Cooper]

It has been a long time since I had an Aux route in my office. They got rid of them to rebuild routes to where they are today. I had a 5/1 route, where I worked the Aux for 5 days and worked as a primary on the 6th day. That saved me from not having a position to go to when they got rid of the two Aux routes we had and that is what kept me from going 6/0.

If you were 6/0 when they eliminated the Auxy Rt's... and they had to axe an RCA, the axe would fall on the junior RCA in the office... in most scenarios, it's not the Auxy RCA that would get eliminated...