> According to letter carriers in Portland, it’s medications, paychecks and other first-class mail that’s getting left in the office overnight. They say Amazon

> According to letter carriers in Portland, it’s medications, paychecks and other first-class mail that’s getting left in the office overnight. They say Amazon packages are taking priority at the order of the postmaster and other supervisors in the building. Medications and paychecks needed by other people are being held up intentionally to make way for Amazon packages. This isn't right, it isn't okay with me, and it shouldn't be okay with you either. Compassion for other humans and their need for paychecks and medicine should absolutely factor into a person's opinion on mail priority. IMO.