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Discussion in 'The Humor Mill' started by Arthellion, Dec 2, 2019.

  1. Psychotic Cat

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    Oh. Prego. Glassy jarred look. Drained and colorless; transparent.

    I geddit.
     
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    Amazon guys don't leave packages outside of people's houses in Europe?

    Related (Death apparently says the f-word a lot in season 4 of Castlevania):

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    Nope, here at least packages have to be signed for.
     
  9. Othalan

    Othalan Headmaster DLP Supporter

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    Huh, that's cool. Here packages generally only have to be signed for if the sender pays extra at the Post Office, or if it's shipped through a private service like UPS or FedEx.
     
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    I get an expensive prescription mailed to me every month that requires a signature, and it's a pain in the ass. The delivery window will be like 7am-8pm. After a while you figure out the time of day it usually comes, but unless you're at home all day or work somewhere you can get mail delivered you're screwed. I have to have them send it to the local depot and just pick it up from there usually, I'd hate to get all my packages that way.
     
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    I thought the joke was that some Americans are so poor you break into their homes with a box cutter.
     
  12. someone010101

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    Eh, it depends, especially now with covid. There are, like, four-five different package delivery services that all handle things differently. Some do just ring and leave the package on the hallway/ stairway (in apartment buildings), most ring and hand it over, some leave it at the local parcel shop and pretend you 'could not be reached'...
     
  13. Zilly Sawdust

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    what would you steal from a poor person's home?
     
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    All the stuff he couldn't afford but bought on finance.
     
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    Most poor folks have one or two nice things they can barely afford, because being poor is so stressful you need something to make your day a little less miserable.
     
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    This, plus most will also leave stuff with the neighbours if they happen to be home.
     
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    The joke was on the stereotypical notion, that US houses are made of cardboard, it was not a slam on poor people...
     
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    No, I'm pretty sure that the joke was about stealing packages.
     
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    Whatever it was about, like a poor diabetic in the US, it's long since dead.
     
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    It didn't have any legs to stand on. -.-
     
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