This idea was prompted by @Skierstmoritz in this thread:
Twisting in the wind! Aka, hung out to dry
But, personally, I'm dealing with more than Christmas level package volume and getting sick of it. So here's what I'm proposing:
Also, I'll make sure there isn't anything incriminating in the photos; everything totally anonymous. I'll censor addresses, license plates, street signs, etc. There won't be any references to names or phone numbers either.
The idea: give leadership a glimpse into the current life of a rural carrier. Some of our leadership hasn't even carried a route since Amazon's inception... Now they'll have a handy daily reminder of the challenges facing rural carriers.
If you'd like one of these calendars, I will give some out for free, if people are interested. I've got $1,200 of stimulus money burning a hole in my pocket after all
And hey, hang in there, we'll get through this.
C$$
Twisting in the wind! Aka, hung out to dry
But, personally, I'm dealing with more than Christmas level package volume and getting sick of it. So here's what I'm proposing:
- Take a picture of your vehicle loaded down with packages.
- How many packages are you over evaluation?
- Text the number and the picture to the call in line: (315) 338-4268. -OR- send to me as a private message through this site.
- We’ll combine the pictures into a wall calendar.
- Then we’ll send a calendar to each of the national board members and the PMG.
Also, I'll make sure there isn't anything incriminating in the photos; everything totally anonymous. I'll censor addresses, license plates, street signs, etc. There won't be any references to names or phone numbers either.
The idea: give leadership a glimpse into the current life of a rural carrier. Some of our leadership hasn't even carried a route since Amazon's inception... Now they'll have a handy daily reminder of the challenges facing rural carriers.
If you'd like one of these calendars, I will give some out for free, if people are interested. I've got $1,200 of stimulus money burning a hole in my pocket after all
And hey, hang in there, we'll get through this.
C$$
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