You're a fucking idiot for thinking this is how the world works. It doesn't matter how the postal system functions behind closed doors, this man was out in the open flinging packages around. The company fired him because not only was he doing his job wrong but he was doing it wrong in public. He deserved to be fired…

It doesn't matter what was in the fucking box. It is her package and he's being paid to deliver it. He should do his job properly. It also doesn't matter how cool you think his throw was, it doesn't justify him being lazy on the job.

No. When you hire someone to deliver your package you have every right to expect them to do the job right. It doesn't matter what was in the package, he deserved to be fired.

Guess he should have done his job properly.

Nobody said they were special. Nobody said their package was special. But when you pay someone to deliver that package you have every right to be angry when they don't do their job properly.

So he's a master of manipulation?

I'm from the Midwest, I had no idea what it meant.

I don't understand it. Is 134th street a bad part of town or something?

Did you make a big show about letting them know you were praying for them? If not then congratulations on being a decent person. If so then you're more awful than you're letting yourself admit.

Because "I'll pray for you" doesn't actually mean "I'll pray for your health, safety, peace etc" it's a passive-aggressive way of saying "Fuck you, I'm above you."

Wow, what is going on there? I assume he just got some bad news?

That's my main problem with it too. It's a little creepy.

If he wanted to take them to a sports themed restaurant, he would take them to a sports themed restaurant and be willing to change venues if a parent said something. The fact that he's taking them to a place that relies on the advertisement of it's skimpy dressed women as well as the fact that he was unwilling to pick…

I think the trauma part comes in with the fact that it's their coach taking them. If a middle schooler went in with a group of his friends or with his parent that would be different. But it seems kind of creepy and off for the coach to be so insistent on taking the boys there.

I'd never heard of him before, but I thought he was one of the best guests they've had. He was very funny and well-spoken, he made a lot of good points. I hope they have him back on some time.

Except he's not dead... he's very much alive and still involved in politics.

Lol something similar happened to my sister. She was just laying down after putting her son to bed when she heard a creepy voice over the baby monitor say "Time to play!" It turned out to be the Elmo jack-in-the box, she was so pissed she threw it away.

Lol that's great.

Wow that's disturbing, sorry you've had to deal with that kind of thing.

It's your wedding, you can do what you want.