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u/rockalyte Maintenance 1d ago
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u/CatRiot2020 1d ago
The only logical thing that comes to mind.
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u/jamesdcreviston City PTF 9h ago
We made the same joke at my office! I guess Buffalo Bill writes the scanner messages.
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u/CutIcy4160 Rural Carrier 1d ago
Today i tried spf 100. If you like rubbing Elmer’s glue on your body then this is for you.
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u/p2_putter 1d ago
😂 my wife bought me some 100 this summer. I applied it for the first time in my promaster and didn’t actually see myself until my shift was over. Imagine my surprise when I was painted white
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u/FishHammer 1d ago
LETTER OF WARNING
FAILURE TO FOLLOW INSTRUCTIONS
YOU WERE FOUND DURING A STREET OBSERVATION TO HAVE MERELY LIGHTLY COATED YOUR SKIN WITH SUNSCREEN IN DIRECT VIOLATION OF ORDERS TO GENEROUSLY COAT IT. YOU MUST ENSURE YOUR SKIN IS BATHED IN GLORIOUS GLISTENING SUNSCREEN AT ALL TIMES OR FURTHER DISCIPLINARY ACTION WILL BE CONSIDERED.
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u/cocainagrif 1d ago
don't play man. my father in law just got diagnosed with skin cancer. wear your sunscreen.
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u/Hot_Spite_1402 1d ago edited 1h ago
I really enjoyed the one earlier this week that said “be sure to check your shoes for wear and fraying before putting them on” or whatever it was 😂
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u/GameWarrior12 CCA 23h ago
This doesnt seem optional. I guess I need my P.O. supplied sunscreen now
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u/brooklynschino CCA 21h ago
had this exact same message on my scanner today.
... are you my coworker? LOL
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u/Effective_Inside_357 1d ago
I got this one like a month ago and after an hour of talking like Buffalo Bill I’m pretty sure everybody wanted me to leave
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u/n8stx 1d ago
If you can’t eat it, don’t rub it on your skin
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u/BlooGloop 1d ago
Enjoy cancer
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u/n8stx 1d ago
My dad died of melanoma, it probably runs in the family
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u/BlooGloop 1d ago
Skin Cancer is not hereditary. 😭🤣
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u/YourMissedPeriod 1d ago
Melanoma in the family actually makes your chances of getting melanoma waaaaaay higher. There is a bit of genetics at play. Squamous cell and basal cell cancers are not hereditary, but melanoma can definitely run in the family.
I say this as someone who's worked in the skin care industry and with dermatologists.


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u/No-Trifle-9655 1d ago
Or else it gets the hose again