04-10-2017, 08:48 AM
Clipping
...The shipping company insists that their driver left the missile in the country's designated safe space, however the receiving country insists that it was delivered inappropriately. The company states that as the item was a gift, not paid for by the receiving country, it can do little to offer compensation, which must be sought by the sender. The sending country declined to comment at length, stating only that "We send a lot of items. Once dispatched we can do little to influence the intentions attached to them. Any responsibility in this case lies with the shipping company and we will not be involved further with this particular consignment." A neighbor of the receiving company comments "We've had many problems with deliveries in this area. They just toss them where they please, even when the items are very important. It often feels like they just don't care." Other concerns include increased automation, which many worry may take the personal touch out of the art of international postage...
...The shipping company insists that their driver left the missile in the country's designated safe space, however the receiving country insists that it was delivered inappropriately. The company states that as the item was a gift, not paid for by the receiving country, it can do little to offer compensation, which must be sought by the sender. The sending country declined to comment at length, stating only that "We send a lot of items. Once dispatched we can do little to influence the intentions attached to them. Any responsibility in this case lies with the shipping company and we will not be involved further with this particular consignment." A neighbor of the receiving company comments "We've had many problems with deliveries in this area. They just toss them where they please, even when the items are very important. It often feels like they just don't care." Other concerns include increased automation, which many worry may take the personal touch out of the art of international postage...