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> In the city if you don't have a doorman, a package is almost guaranteed to get stolen. That’s taking a pretty narrow view of ‘the city’ - very few places on
by djrogers 9y ago
> In the city if you don't have a doorman, a package is almost guaranteed to get stolen.
That’s taking a pretty narrow view of ‘the city’ - very few places on the west coast have a doorman for example (I’ve never actually seen one), and there are plenty of cities where you could have a package not stolen. Of course if your definition of a ‘city’ only includes Manhattan then you may be correct.
- always_good 9y agoI'm not sure what your point is. Theft doesn't have to be a common event for it to ruin your day once it does happen to you.
- ng12 9y agoNot sure why you're singling out Manhattan: Queens and Brooklyn are famously unsafe for packages. Even when I lived in the Sunset (the sleepy half of SF) I had packages go missing. In fact I would argue that if a package can reliably last 8 hours on your porch you don't live in a city (at least for the purposes of this discussion).