03-15-2013, 08:47 AM
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Originally Posted by This'nThat
Here's the real reason (just to finish off your list):
- The mail gets picked up by your mailman in his truck. (<--burns gas)
- He puts it in mail sorting machine to sort it. (<--uses electricity)
- From there, it goes onto a truck to go to a hub. (<-- burns gas)
- The hub is next to an airport, so the mail goes onto a plane. (<--burns fuel)
- From the plane, the mail goes to another hub for sorting.(<--uses electricity)
- After it's sorted, it goes onto a truck to go to the post office. (<--burns gas)
- At the post office, it goes into a sorting machine. (<-- uses electricity)
- And from there, it goes into mail bag and onto a truck. (<--burns gas)
- So the mail goes back to the sender, who not only has to pay the postage, but he has go through the same time-wasting ordeal that I encounter -- He has to expend labor to open it up, read it, and since it's worthless to him, he can't resend or use it -- PRICELESS!
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A few years ago Andy Rooney talked about this and that's what he would do, send the junk with prepaid postage on it back to the sender. I will admit I have done it a few times
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