TOPIC: How painful is this

I think what that means is that you work too much. Ecspecially since most post offices now have extended hours until 7 or something.

<br />Time for my sob story...<br /><br />My tokens, at this very moment, are sitting in the post office.  When I leave for work, the P.O. isn't open yet.  When I come home, the P.O. is already closed.  The P.O. is open for a few hours on Saturday, but again, I'm at work.   I sent in a friend to retrieve the box and the new postal worker wouldn't give it to him.   Sigh...<br />

<br /><br />I had an issue almost like this - I work graveyard shift, which means while I'm home, I'm fast asleep until around 2PM. The postman has the package out with him until after the Post Office closes for pick-up. What I ended up having to do was stay up late after getting home from work, and race in to the Post Office when they opened at 6AM to get the package before it went out. I then went home and went to sleep, and opened it the next day.<br /><br />Darn signature confirmation - this happened to me last time too.

<br />I think what that means is that you work too much. Ecspecially since most post offices now have extended hours until 7 or something.<br />

<br /><br />I DO work too much--seven days a week, anywhere from 7.5 hours to 10+ per day.  Plus, I live in a small town, so the post office doesn't have extended hours. 

Unless it was sent certified with restricted delivery, the form that you have a package to pick up should have a space where you can sign authorizing someone else to pick it up. If I were you, I'd call them and ask what you have to do.

The regular postmaster was back today and she gave my box to a friend, so now I have my tokens!