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From a trust point of view, this isn't any different than a kid taking the school bus, is it? It is really not that even that dissimilar functionally; both ser
by 9rx 1y ago
From a trust point of view, this isn't any different than a kid taking the school bus, is it?
It is really not that even that dissimilar functionally; both serving to move a child from one place to another.
- stavros 1y agoBoth with people the parents know, as well. Back then you knew your mailman.
- 9rx 1y agoDon't you still, typically? I mean, I am sure if you look hard enough there are instances where someone travels to work from afar, but in my experience the mailman has always been someone who lives within the same community.
- stavros 1y agoNo, lately where I live there are multiple courier services, you never tend to see them (they drop stuff off in the mailbox), and even more recently, they just drop the letters off in a locker nearby and I go pick them up myself. I haven't seen a mailman in years.
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- 9rx 1y ago> I haven't seen a mailman in years. You may not see them on the job, but if they live in the community you are still going to know them. (Well, unless you don't go outside, I guess)