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Post Office to End Saturday Delivery Starting August 1
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[quote:Anonymous Coward 11292052:MV8yMTMwNDgyXzM1OTY2NTA4XzFDRDE3NEUy] [quote:Anonymous Coward 33841803:MV8yMTMwNDgyXzM1OTY2NDcxXzJCOEUzMEI2] If they REALLY want to save money, get rid of all those worthless, rude Affirmative Action nigz that won't work and take up space. Nothing more worthless in the world than a nig who works for the government........besides Jews, that is! [/quote] I for one support what you said in FULL. The mail delivery person in my neighborhood is a black and she is HORRIBLE! Our mail ends up down the street half the time. We get other neighbors mail all the time too. You would think they are paying this lazy joke 8 dollars an hour. It makes me fucking sick to know that they start these worthless fuckers at 15.00 or better depending on the route. [/quote]
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The U.S. Postal Service plans to stop delivering letters and other first-class mail on Saturdays beginning Aug. 1, although packages will continue to be delivered.
It will mark the an end of an era for the agency, which started Saturday delivery in 1863.
The Postal Service has been borrowing billions of dollars from taxpayers to make up for shortfalls caused by a 2006 congressional mandate, under which it has to pre-fund healthcare benefits for future retirees. Technological advances have also led to a decline in first-class mail, which most consumers use to stay in touch and pay bills.
The situation turned particularly dire last year -- the agency twice defaulted on payments totaling $11 billion, and it exhausted a $15 billion line of credit from the U.S. Treasury.
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