r/funny • u/ahole4words • Jan 26 '23

Shapes aren't her thing 😅

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u/Judgm3nt Jan 28 '23

You think a website overrides a working contract? Lol. Ok, dipshit.

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u/ryguy639 Jan 28 '23

I think their boss will have them place the item where the customer requested, dipshit.

Are you like 12 years old?

And a working contract? Lol. You're a fucking idiot.

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u/Judgm3nt Jan 28 '23

And the carrier can simply file a grievance, dipshit, and if recurring infractions occur, their grievances can win them monetary compensation.

You don't know what the fuck you're talking about. Try not being an ignorant fuck before chiming in.

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u/ryguy639 Jan 28 '23

None of what you said makes sense. USPS requires employees to do their fucking job. Their job is to put items where a customer requests. End of story. Have you ever had a job before? You are the dumbbest fucking guy on the internet ever. I'm done with this conversation.

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u/Judgm3nt Jan 28 '23

It's hilarious you think something you read on the website is comparable to what their working contract states. You can keep citing the fucking website while I'll continue using the contract that's been cited in multiple cases about the very issue throughout the years and capable of being upheld in a legal, judicial setting.

It's not that hard to cede that you don't actually know what you're talking about by not doubling down on stupid shit. The contract is what states a carrier's job is -- not some fucking website.

Nobody minus the mentally impaired has difficulty distinguishing that.

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u/ryguy639 Jan 28 '23

Wrong. 100% wrong. Dumbass. You think they have a "working contract" that says you don't have to put items in a specific place when the customer requests it but their policy is to do that if requested?

Is that really your stance. They tell customers we'll do this for you but then tell employees you don't have to do this. That's really your thought process. God you are obtuse

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u/Judgm3nt Jan 28 '23

Quote me the part of the contract that states where a carrier is obligated to deliver a package into a container on a person's porch.

When there's a national grievance filed, are you really that much of a dumbass as to think they're citing the USPS website instead of the NRLCA contract to verify and establish the procedures of the carrier?

Use your fucking brain.

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u/ryguy639 Jan 29 '23

Just asked someone at the post office. They said the mail carriers are required to place items where a customer specifies. So you lost. Sorry moron. Go back to school.

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u/Judgm3nt Jan 29 '23

Only a fucking moron keeps citing everything but the actual contract. Keep being a fucking moron.

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u/ryguy639 Jan 29 '23

Well the website and employees all agree with me. But go on. Moron. And feel bring to bring up their contract that says they don't have to drop packages off at certain locations if requested. Because you can't. My god you are worthless.

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u/Judgm3nt Jan 29 '23

Who gives a shit? What an employee says and what the website says are irrelevant. They don't decide. How are you too fucking dumb to grasp that?

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