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Cool video and idea on the mailing system. Looks to be in a country that is not the U.S., maybe European??? Anyway, a U.S. version would be pretty cool to see a
by bmoresbest55 13y ago
Cool video and idea on the mailing system. Looks to be in a country that is not the U.S., maybe European??? Anyway, a U.S. version would be pretty cool to see as well.
- AlecSchueler 13y agoLooks like Denmark (the logo at the front of the Post Office is from Post Danmark).
- donaldtoyou 13y agoI thought so too, thanks for the confirmation.
- ghh 13y agoThe authors contact page [1] mentions a Dutch mobile phone number, but the stamp [2] clearly shows Post Danmark was used in transport. [1] http://rubenvandervleuten.com/contact.html http://rubenvandervleuten.com/contact.html [2] http://rubenvandervleuten.com/AtoB1.jpg http://rubenvandervleuten.com/AtoB1.jpg
- andyking 13y agoThe address on [2] also shows Copenhagen (København). People move around Europe a lot these days.
- eaxbin 13y agoIt is Denmark, very likely Copenhagen. I am Danish and recognise things such as Danske Bank, in the beginning of the video, Post Danmark and so forth :)
- AlecSchueler 13y agoFunnily enough, my first thought was that it must have been in the UK, but also because of the Danske Bank -- one of the largest banks here in Northern Ireland. Post Danmark gave it away though.
- claudius 13y agoHe drove on the right on the way to the post office, but I thought of the UK, too, before I noticed that :)
- klausjensen 13y agoDefinitely Denmark. Also Danish license plates on the cars, in addition to what has already been mentioned.
- chiph 13y agoBut US-style mailboxes in the progress indicator (bottom of video). Interesting how that iconography has spread, even though the reality outside the US is often a box on the outside of the house, or just a slot in the door.