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I am happy we have these guys here around every corner:
Love these things. But I get annoyed when I get the message: "Die Sendung konnte leider nicht in die gewünschte Packstation eingestellt werden und ist in der Regel am nächsten Werktag in der Filiale am anderen Ende der Stadt abholbereit (bitte Öffnungszeiten beachten)."
I'd be annoyed, too, because my German isn't that great
I think I'm supposed to remove my werden from the Packstation, or it will get beachten and Die. ☹️
Is that the plot from Death Stranding?
I don't trust a machine that starts a sentence wishing for Sendung's death. (Whoever that is, someone please let him know that the machines are rebelling.)
We have those but for the public delivery service... And post offices all over the place as well instead of one office of each of the private alternatives for a city that's 45km long... I wish people would just use Canada Post and let the private sector die.
We have one of these in my building, except it's shipper-agnostic -- amzn, ups, FedEx; even purcolator if they can find a 30-storey building rising the highest above this sea of wwi bungalows today (50-50). It's called a blue box.
It's so much better than amzn just ditching packages right inside the front door so anyone sneaking in behind a resident can quickly steal it. It was bad at our old place.