Adam@Home by Rob Harrell for November 08, 2009
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Adam: I hear what you're saying. I should have been here. You're right. You're always right. I apologize. Please don't hold it against me. No, it was my fault. I'll try to do better next time. Clayton: Was that mom? Adam: Nope. UPS guy. I was out when he tried to deliver a package. Clayton: A-ha! Now I know who actually wears the pants around here. Adam: True. Except he wears shorts.
For UPS, it usually depends on the value of your shipment, whether or not they need a signature. Of course, there are certain items required to have a signature for delivery. Many times, when you buy on-line, you can get a tracking number & go to the UPS website and watch the package’s progress across the country. Then we know which day to expect delivery. We have had trouble with an occasional driver who doesn’t want to work to figure out where we are located. (Mapquest works for us, so it isn’t THAT difficult.) We used to have great service from UPS when we had the same driver for years. He got reassigned to a different route, and it seems like I rarely see the same one twice anymore.