As a courier company open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week,
we interact with all types of people at many different locations whether it be
a home, or a business.
We have a driver named Jason that has been delivering to a
particular client for years. Every time Jason has gone inside this client’s
office, he sees a small dog that belongs to the receptionist. This dog has
always been very friendly and he has never even heard the dog bark. One day
Jason received an order and he was very familiar with the pickup since he had
done it before. He rushed over because he knew this client always orders direct
service which means your order should be picked up and delivered within one
hour and forty five minutes to two hours in the Greater Los Angeles area.
Jason arrived at the location, said hi to the receptionist and
walked around to see if the dog was there. He came to find out that the little
dog he was familiar with had been replaced by a new dog. He tried to be
friendly with the new dog, but as he approached the dog, it started to bark
loudly and chased him around the front reception area. The receptionist kept
telling him he doesn’t bite, but Jason wasn’t too sure since the dog was not
being friendly and was jumping up at him.
Jason grabbed the package and quickly walked towards the
door. As the receptionist put the dog on a leash, she assured him that the dog never
gets like this with anyone. Jason just felt
lucky he had got his package and got back to his car to deliver unharmed. He wondered
where the other friendly dog had gone after all these years. Guess the dog though Jason was the mailman.
Keep on Truckin'
-Tiffany Michaels
