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Originally Posted by M_Six
When I was driving for UPS, desktop PCs were just catching on for businesses. The CPUs came in one big box and the CRT monitors came in another. I had 4 stops on my route that did PC configuring work for clients. Most of the time it was one CPU and one monitor. But every now and then one of the 4 would get a large order of 10 or 12 CPUs and matching monitors. Those would fill the center aisle of my truck and keep me from getting to other packages, so I'd have to drive to the specific client first thing, regardless of where they were on my normal route, just to offload all the computer stuff. I hated those days. It always set me back at least an hour before I could start my normal route.
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Yea that’s Normal nowadays. You basically do a “bulky” trace so the rest of your day is easier. We do business Firstof course but sometimes people will order furniture or pottery barn boxes that are huge so after doing my air I break off and run those then come back.