Tippy the turtle looks tasty too.

Uber happy. I was just speaking with someone at Big Bend National Park, my New Years destination. They are adding a bar to the restaurant and the border crossing to Boquias, Mexico is re-opening I miss being rowed across the Rio Grande and having lunch and shopping for trinkets.

Very long post for this thread.

We'll forget about that with beer.

X is a tough letter to get stuck with at the end of a Scrabble™ game.

Yeah, I would imagine it is.

Zero chance I will say anything negative about my post office. great employees, great service. They really just helped me out.

And if they lost your package?

Before we go further, what happened was I dropped a Priority Mail envelope into the drop box without addressing the envelope. I was expecting a mailing label from the kiosk. When I called they found the letter, addressed it for me, and sent it on their way.

Could it be because they are all trying to not get fired?

Does opening the envelope and thinking, "Oh, this is what Tex usually sends," qualify as being helpful?

Eventually they'll get the message that good customer service is not what investors look for.

Frankly speaking, I have almost always experienced great service from government employees. From National Park Rangers, Passports, Post Office, CIA, ATF, FBI, they all rock in my book.

GMAB

Hey, seriously, have you ever experienced poor service in a National Park, from a NPS employee (not a concessionaire)? Post office? DMV? I can't think of a time.

I have.

Just want to know more?

 

 

Kill them all is how I feel

Lucky I live in the land of friendly, helpful people.

Maybe that is my problem.

No, it isn't your problem. You see, Tex lives in the South where people are very nice...to your face. but once you turn around...well, then, all bets are off.

oh I see.

Pretty pessimistic Corn.

Quiet Texan wanna be.

Really hungry for corn now.