Why?

It’s better than it was decades ago. When my mother grew up in Nenana, my grandpa would fly his plane into Fairbanks for supplies.

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We’re better, or at least not worse than everyone south of us.

I’d much prefer they would become a better company.

Looks like you may be wrong.

Never mind, someone else already covered this better than I did.

Wish I’d seen this before I posted, basically what I said. Doesn’t matter if FedEx or UPS or whatever is at heart racist, ultimately the only color they REALLY care about is green. They aren’t going to tolerate a driver not doing their job like this, period.

Do they care emotionally? Of course not. But, their number one priority is making money, and if they don’t deliver packages, their clients will move to UPS or USPS. If you think management of UPS, FedEx etc are going to tolerate this crap just because  deep down they are racist, again, the only color they REALLY care…

What a dumpster fire Kinja is. I hit pending to reply to someone, and not only can I not find the post, my and the other two answers to your post disappeared.

You clearly don’t know how UPS works, and I’m not wasting my time arguing with you.

I’ve got mine on my phone.

What a load of crap. I work for UPS. UPS is the leader in it’s field and makes billions of dollars a year. I make way more than the equivalent FedEx worker with a real pension and better health care than you or almost anyone else. It’s doable.

My dad was a white collar worker at McDonnell Douglas. His benefits were set to be slightly better than the Union workers.

No, they didn’t. They overheated in the hot humid midwestern summers without warning because they had no temperature gauge.

I’m going to have to see some proof that the Subaru can actually seat 4 humans.

It’s very yellow, so approved.

I illegally parked for 3 minutes in one of approximately 10,000 empty handicapped spots at a rest stop as I relocated the bottle of water I drank earlier.

His legs aren’t the only thing about him that doesn’t work correctly.

I had a 1995 LeSabre for a year or two, surprisingly, it was just the opposite, the drive train turned out to be trash, both the non type II V6 and transmission were junk, but it had no squeaks or creaks, and most of the interior stuff worked, except the most important, the climate control.