I'm working a 13 hour day just so that your fucking letter can stay right here with me in the office.Dec 2019 ⋅ Finrod_the_awesome ⋅ r/USPS ⋅ #13
If they are going to make me work for 13 hours waiting for amazon carriers to get back I'm taking a 15Dec 2019 ⋅ Finrod_the_awesome ⋅ r/USPS ⋅ #13 #15
In the 1960s the population was about 50 but after falling to 13 around 1971 the Postal Service shutApr 2021 ⋅ SonofReep62 ⋅ r/USPS
Saw this on Facebook, said it happened last Thur (Feb 13) in Calistoga, CAFeb 2020 ⋅ TamponSmoothie ⋅ r/USPS ⋅ #Feb-13
I usually have 8-9 trays on an average day, 13 on a heavy day, today I had 23 trays.Oct 2018 ⋅ AllProblems ⋅ r/USPS ⋅ #13 #23 #9 #8
record today, the route i carried was 17 miles. most routes at my station are walking routes around 13Aug 2020 ⋅ borshctbeet ⋅ r/USPS ⋅ #17 #13