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a royal marine fitness instuctor failed to do a mail delivery in the allotted time :^0
RM MANAGEMENT SHOWN UP FOR THE**TS THEY ARE
RM MANAGEMENT SHOWN UP FOR THE**TS THEY ARE
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probably tried to deliver them to the correct houses
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Feel sorry for that poor postie though, he will be on a disiplinary tomorrow!!
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I thought this programme was going to slate us but i was pleasantly surprised .
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no it wasnt too bad..the management fella decided to change his walk speed mid interview lol
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I just hope my horse is ready on time tomorrow !
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Lord Sawyer told em
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thats why he is an ex marine
slow c,,t :) |
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what a cracking programme :-) the truth is out there :-)
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forget yomping over the brecon beacons the new training for royal marines should be a postal delivery :^0
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Only caught the end of this programme but I cant believe we may lose the RM. We should be proud of it. Fantastic service.
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we will lose it if the tories get in they will privatise the whole thing
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Found the whole of the apartment's post on the floor in the communal part of the apartments tonight, inc my pay slips, a new credit card issue, and a tv licence invoice. Next time i see the lazy** he's going to get a rocket.
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I do not think people realise how bad the postal service has become because most of the time we do not know when our post was delivered, eg bills, christmas cards etc. However, with birthday cards for close family that is when you know how bad it has become. I send birthday cards to my brothers each year and it never fails to annoy me when they are not delivered the next day, even though I post them so that they go the first collection the day before. My brother only lives a few miles away from me, but again he did not receive his card on his birthday. What is going on?
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custardcream64 14 Dec 21:02
I thought this programme was going to slate us but i was pleasantly surprised . And just why were you so surprised????????????????????????? |
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Interesting programme - though he did deliver to every door and not check the names. Postie has to overcome obstacles of course - gates adn steps and dogs and rubbish letter-boxes, vehicles in the way - none of which that computer programme can allow for in any detail.
In the 90's my employers introduced a computer programme to shedule tie staff roat's for a week based in the anticipated sales and then expected number of items sold. It was a shambles - so many factors not taken into account by a programme written by IT's guys that have never been in stores. The program did well for the posties - merry xmas redbag. |
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(note to self - proof read before posting)
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celticlad 15 Dec 11:40
custardcream64 14 Dec 21:02 I thought this programme was going to slate us but i was pleasantly surprised . And just why were you so surprised????????????????????????? I'll answer that for you/him. Because it is fashionable to slate the Royal Mail for some reason? Yes, we make the odd mistake, hey, I bet you do at work eh? You'll miss us when Cameron sells us off and your paying £5 to post a letter from Plymouth to Glasgow. This price was admitted as true by a DHL guy on the Jeremy Vine show recently. Support your posties before it's too late. |
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"You'll miss us when Cameron sells us off and your paying £5 to post a letter from Plymouth to Glasgow."
I don't think I will. I don't live in Plymouth. |
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Ok then, Liverpool to Southampton.
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It has to be sold off. Its the only way to get even a bit of money for the pension fund. Nobody seems concerned at all that all these postmen arent going to get the pensions they are entitled to.
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Curryisforlife 15 Dec 12:27
celticlad 15 Dec 11:40 custardcream64 14 Dec 21:02 I thought this programme was going to slate us but i was pleasantly surprised . And just why were you so surprised????????????????????????? I'll answer that for you/him. Because it is fashionable to slate the Royal Mail for some reason? Yes, we make the odd mistake, hey, I bet you do at work eh? You'll miss us when Cameron sells us off and your paying £5 to post a letter from Plymouth to Glasgow. This price was admitted as true by a DHL guy on the Jeremy Vine show recently. Support your posties before it's too late. If it meant i would get my mail on time and have confidence it were to reach its detination on time i would gladly pay £5. The first class stamp nowadays is so cheap as it reflects the efficiency with which your mail is dealt with |
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You should send everything special delivery. Costs about a fiver and very rarely do they get lost. Thay have to be signed for all along the route and are insured.
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That's ok too, I don't live in Liverpool either :)
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if an 11 year old girl can do the same job for £15 a week anyone can do it .
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Put your rod away, emma.
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There is nothing wrong with the postal service and deep down most people will admit that.
What feckin differance does it make to 99% of the general population that you get your mail delivered in the afternoon, at 5pm or 8 oclock at night? really , honestly does it make an iota's worth of differance - NO Maybe businesses need there stuff early doors but if a couple of hours makes so much differance for a normal letter than perhaps that business needs to take a look at itself. People in this country just have to have a pop at everything, whether its the train that comes 5 mins late ( and if it wasn't for the fact you get an announcement telling you that, you probaley wouldn't have even looked at your watch and noticed), or the mail that arrives after lunch, lets have a go. WHY DO YOU THING THE ELITE MASSES LOVE THAT? Because it then gives them the perfect excuse to hammer the price up with the promise of a better service ( which obviously you will never get, unless it means paying 1000% more for the privilege of having junk mail an hour earlier) - you can't moan now though can you? you got what you wanted and more importantly you got what you deserved. |
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Trains always seem to run on time when I'm abroad. And they're much cheaper than over here.
And why shouldn't we expect our post to come early doors? That was the way for many, many years - why should it not be the case any more? |
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Max the point im making is that ok the mail always came early BUT is it so vitally important that it makes people seeeeeth with incandescent rage that they get there gas bill 2 hours later, and are quite willing to pay through the nose just to have said bill arrive a bit earlier?
As i said, the elite masses in this and every country must cry themselves to sleep each night with laughing at the thought of Joe Public actually doing all the dirty work for them. |
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It seemed to me that the point you were making was that it didn't matter if trains were late cos people didn't look at their watches.
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A first class stamp is a contract to get the item delivered the next day.
The reason that the post arrived early was as a courtesy purely to help businesses and the offshoot was that the public got their mail at the same time. RM have no obligation whatsoever in getting your mail to you before work, you just reaped the benefit of customer relations of the past. |
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Max seriously does it matter one jot if the train arrives 3 minutes or so late? Really matter.
People are making a big deal of things that simply are not. example and this is from experience. Standing on platform waiting for train, announcement comes over ' The ..... to ..... is delayed by 3 minutes ' The way the people on the platform reacted you would thing WW3 had broken out, 3 FECKIN MINUTES !! for crying out loud. You can wait longer than that to get on the escalator to get out of the station or at the traffic lights waiting to cross the road! BUT the funniest thing was the train actually had made up that horrendous 3 minutes between stops and arrived on time, NOBODY noticed that of course and then to make matters worse started berating the guard when they got on a train that was on time. You couldn't make it up. Only in this country, small trifles become huge burdens that require a lie down and a glass of something strong. |
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if youve ever waited for something to turn up rather than having to drive to a sorting office (and not be able to park)or in other firms case drive miles away to pick up a package then im sure youd rather know roughly what time they will turn up so you dont have to sit about scratching yer aarse.
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Redbag, do people get fired for being a few hours late? Why is it a race? I can't imagine people complain about a few hours, it's when it's three days late at the wrong house people are a bit peeved.
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Been away for a few days but caught this programme, and yes this was irrefutable proof that The Posties are harder than the Marines.
The Marine openly admitted that he wouldn't fancy that postie's job 5 days a week. It makes you wonder though how much faster we would have recaptured The Falklands if it had been the Posties sent to the South Atlantic. I reckon if the MOD has any remaining sense they will send all the Posties to Afghanistan and Iraq ASAP, and then it will be all over by the time of the Cheltenham Festival. Well done the Posties. |
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and who will keep nicole warm thru the long cold winter months ;)
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ahahahaha I am the perfect man for that job
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#i don't give a feck if my post turns up late or the next day even. All it is usually are items of junk mail or bank staements etc - nothing earth shatteringly important. I don't want to pay $5 to post my mums birthday card instead of 30p. Post it a day earlier to avoid dissapointment. Simples.
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I sent a package first-class and Signed For on Monday morning, to an address around 50 miles away. Still hasn't got there.
I suppose I should be grateful a Royal Marine isn't delivering it or it might be 2010 before it gets there. Surely I can sue some underpaid public servant for 'hurt feelings' and 180k compo about this, or what's a British court for? |
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i hope all of the priests flights/trains/buses are cancelled forthwith.
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