Anonymous UPS Worker Tells US About Chatterers

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Bloody Marys are just my way of justifying morning drinking without admitting to alcoholism. I switch to brown liquors in the afternoon.
Knowledge: Knowing that tomatoes are fruit
Wisdom: Understanding that they don't belong in a fruit salad
Philosophy: Pondering the question..... does a Bloody Mary count as a smoothie.
 

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Meet Bryce: He’s a professional and looks to be adapting nicely to being home where he can skip the stairwell chain-smokathon, and lay in the sun in the driveway of his modest late 70s brick home. The bikini bottoms are a disturbing touch, but I don't ask. He wears a headset (which I've never really been figured out), considers squirrels an enemy of the neighborhood, and doesn't seem opposed to engaging even school children as they pass, insisting that the entire pandemic is overblown and that they should be in school instead of creating noise in his vicinity. While he’s become a staple at his law firm, it’s obvious that he is essentially the "tambourine player" of the band, causing him to nervously check his email constantly, knowing he’s never more than a step away at any time from that dreaded “we need to talk” subject line cc’ing all the partners. In his diligence, he focuses on his current task of studying the “many will enter, few will win” verbiage of sweep stakes disclaimers for possible improved state and federal compliance. But even with his efforts, he can’t help but drift off into wondering when and how we became such a weak society, blaming everything from Bill Clinton’s 8 years to Julia Childs, once even stopping me to rant, accusing Scorpion and Subzero of being WHO agents for wearing masks as far back as the early ‘90s.

I don't inquire about the vast amounts of Hawaiian Tropic tanning lotion (which was discontinued decades ago for health reasons)that I deliver on a weekly basis, or the numerous ebay boxes of old Happy Meal figurines that he's recently begun collecting. Truthfully even if I did muster the courage to pull Bryce away from his sixth Mai Tai of the day, I’d barely be able to hear over the blasting Nickelback coming from the garage. So I nod politely, hand him the items, and move on.

He's gonna make it. The squirrels are a different story.
 

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Meet Bryce: He’s a professional and looks to be adapting nicely to being home where he can skip the stairwell chain-smokathon, and lay in the sun in the driveway of his modest late 70s brick home. The bikini bottoms are a disturbing touch, but I don't ask. He wears a headset (which I've never really been figured out), considers squirrels an enemy of the neighborhood, and doesn't seem opposed to engaging even school children as they pass, insisting that the entire pandemic is overblown and that they should be in school instead of creating noise in his vicinity. While he’s become a staple at his law firm, it’s obvious that he is essentially the "tambourine player" of the band, causing him to nervously check his email constantly, knowing he’s never more than a step away at any time from that dreaded “we need to talk” subject line cc’ing all the partners. In his diligence, he focuses on his current task of studying the “many will enter, few will win” verbiage of sweep stakes disclaimers for possible improved state and federal compliance. But even with his efforts, he can’t help but drift off into wondering when and how we became such a weak society, blaming everything from Bill Clinton’s 8 years to Julia Childs, once even stopping me to rant, accusing Scorpion and Subzero of being WHO agents for wearing masks as far back as the early ‘90s.

I don't inquire about the vast amounts of Hawaiian Tropic tanning lotion (which was discontinued decades ago for health reasons)that I deliver on a weekly basis, or the numerous ebay boxes of old Happy Meal figurines that he's recently begun collecting. Truthfully even if I did muster the courage to pull Bryce away from his sixth Mai Tai of the day, I’d barely be able to hear over the blasting Nickelback coming from the garage. So I nod politely, hand him the items, and move on.

He's gonna make it. The squirrels are a different story.

Now we know Sofla's real first name is Bryce
 

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Youre dead. Shut up.
I'm not sure but the Caitlyn thread makes me think the UPS guy probably showed up at Sas's place with a case of lotion and a couple of Gatorchatter half shirts...
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Coach describes his bowel movements to me in the most excruciating detail, down to the meal and the sides of that meal that are being expelled.
I am slow on the uptake but the irony of this slapped me upside the head today...............Im the gastro intestinal obsessed one but the author is named pasty stool...................btw the last 4 mornings have been glorious visits to that porcelain perch...........when you get to this point in life it means all systems (or most) are go............
 

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I am slow on the uptake but the irony of this slapped me upside the head today...............Im the gastro intestinal obsessed one but the author is named pasty stool...................btw the last 4 mornings have been glorious visits to that porcelain perch...........when you get to this point in life it means all systems (or most) are go............
Get a bidet attachment and you can really blast up in there and get it all. You'll thank me.
 

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Cover2: I rarely deliver much to cover usually fiber powder. He has a garden and a cellar full of canned food already. He is mostly annoyed by this and the thought that his generation bear some responsibility and raising the current one. He's sitting on his porch drinking Corona or Bud Light, listening to old vinyl records of metal mostly but occasionally Hank jr. He has survived peak oil, the next ice age, deforestation of the rainforest, acid rain, the hole in the ozone layer, Al Gore's Inconvenient Lies and Day after Tomorrow, and a hundred other twatwaffle predicted apocalypses. There's no doubt cover is going to survive this. A country boy can survive.
 

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