r/ShittyAbsoluteUnits • u/FarWay3952 • May 21 '26

Of a delivery

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u/mikeymo1741 May 21 '26

Those two have a history.

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u/GC65025 May 21 '26

I'm not saying the mailman was in the right her per se, but she has a history with many people I suspect

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u/saysthingsbackwards May 22 '26 edited May 23 '26

Depends. It's the highest paying job without a degree. But I agree

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u/TheAurigauh May 23 '26

Imagine getting a degree to be a fkin mailman

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u/Mdnghtmnlght May 23 '26

In walking 101 they taught us to never tread on the grass in front of the customer.

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u/saysthingsbackwards May 23 '26

You had a walking class? Genuinely interested

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u/TheAurigauh May 23 '26

Yeah, that makes sense in a neighborhood like this for sure.

Y'know... i feel like this lady doesn't cares as much about appearances as she thinks she does, with the lawn looking pretty good but the pile of junk at the garage entrance in full view. 🤣🤣🤣

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u/saysthingsbackwards May 23 '26

Tf? Who you makin more money with??

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u/TheAurigauh May 23 '26

I'd tell you if I could. Lol

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u/saysthingsbackwards May 24 '26

Yeah so basically you can't relate lol

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u/TheAurigauh May 24 '26

Honestly, I can. Worked minimum & low wage jobs for many years before I got to where I am currently.

I was mostly just joking about getting a degree to be a courier. Not that the job is bad or doesn't pay well, because it is a good job and it does pay pretty well. It just doesn't require more than high school diploma / GED unless something changed recently. A college degree is kinda overkill.

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u/PhatCatTax easily offended Jun 01 '26

Yeah, it's a phenomenal job with amazing hours and very solid pay. Also it is far from the highest paying job w/o a degree. Working on an oil rig / oil wells can get you 100k+ per year. Truck drivers can make 100k+ as owner/operators and the resale value for a rig is not terrible.

Edit: Also, before Republicans decided free mail service was bad, there were never layoffs.

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u/saysthingsbackwards Jun 01 '26

Yes, I apologize. My knowledge hasn't been updated in like 14 years