With RFID technology, the plane just needs request a low flyby of the sorting center and they’ll know exactly when to eject your package over the destination. It’s the postmaster general’s daughter that usually causes all the delays.
Hmm it is likely no more than a 4.5 hour drive from near Cleveland, NE along the great lakes to Rochester, NY and it took 5 days. I think a turtle was involved in that portion of the transportation. The teletranpoters must be in NY and CO. OH is behind the times.
@Kidsandliz the OH to NY time, I’m less surprised about, especially the express delivery options used by Meh. Since the hurricane even the northern routes are slower. Probably taking a lot of the mail that would otherwise be routed through the storm zone.
Faster NY to CO than moving through a sort facility… that checks out.
With RFID technology, the plane just needs request a low flyby of the sorting center and they’ll know exactly when to eject your package over the destination. It’s the postmaster general’s daughter that usually causes all the delays.
Maverick
@kuoh “Maverick”? Did i miss something?
@ybmuG Just trying to get your package there on time.
Mav
@kuoh after I posted, I wondered about that. Just a little slow on the uptake on a Monday evening!
@kuoh I prefer Hot Shots!
@werehatrack Those guys are the reason your packages take a detour in the wrong direction.
Topper
Hmm it is likely no more than a 4.5 hour drive from near Cleveland, NE along the great lakes to Rochester, NY and it took 5 days. I think a turtle was involved in that portion of the transportation. The teletranpoters must be in NY and CO. OH is behind the times.
@Kidsandliz the OH to NY time, I’m less surprised about, especially the express delivery options used by Meh. Since the hurricane even the northern routes are slower. Probably taking a lot of the mail that would otherwise be routed through the storm zone.
Time zones add 2 hours to the NY to CO time. So 2:45 airport to airport. Still a bit quick. TravelMath estimates 3 hours, 42 minutes.
We remember time zones, right?
Ooo, you may never get that package!