postal races.

[katster]

So yesterday, I dropped a card in a green pastel envelope and a package full of books in the mail, bound for Nova Scotia. I wonder which will get to NS first... (they left Anderson at the same time, I handed both card and package over to the clerk. Package got sent airmail too, so that has no bearing...this'll be interesting.)

I think the card will go first, the package has to pass through customs.

And I am such a geek for caring about this...

Comments

[katster.livejournal.com]

Hey, USPS is actually fairly decent. It's CanPost that sucks. ;)

-kat

[fearghaill.livejournal.com]

traitor. ;)

[katster.livejournal.com]

to whom? I am, first and foremost an American, and besides, all you Canadians whine about how CanPost sucks... ;)

-kat

[fearghaill.livejournal.com]

still holding to that nonsense are you? You're a canadian at heart and you know it.

[katster.livejournal.com]

it's zee, dammit, not zed. Zed is a cheesy Power Rangers villan...

:)

but I'm not a traitor, the USPS *is* better than CanPost. ;)

-kat

[tropism.livejournal.com]

What, you -like- Canpost? Sheesh. USPS loses almost nothing I send; maybe 0.5% of the time something doesn't get to where it ought to -- and not once has that been a package for me. Canpost has about a 75% loss-rate for me for anything which isn't sent global priority...all of which have been packages.