How the frek are people able to afford the lifted yotas, chains, etc etc?
I'm a blue collar, and after rent, bills, food, and retirement, I can barely even think about adding a lift to my car, or any other personal luxury.
This isn't a diss on people that choose to buy these things at all, if you can, sole, good for you! Thats awesome, I am just so utterly confused on how most do it.
Specially here in the North Shore, literally everyone here has a house, big cars, etc etc its insane, meanwhile me and my family of 5 are living in a 2 bedroom house and can barely afford groceries. Seriously, how do you all do it in this economy? #local source
Before if the package was under 1 pound it would go via air. USPS is making changes that are going to slow packages to Hawaii, especially smaller Ground Advantage Packages
>Beginning October 1, USPS is updating service expectations for Ground Advantage and Priority Mail packages shipped to and from certain noncontiguous U.S. states and territories.
>Packages between the contiguous U.S. and affected locations will have an expected delivery time of 10 days or more. Some routes may take significantly longer.
>Ground Advantage packages under 1 lb will now primarily travel by surface transportation (same as packages over 1 lb).
On top of that the 3 day Priority Mail time is moving to 4 days.
>Priority Mail shipments to or from Alaska, Hawaii, American Samoa, Puerto Rico, and the U.S. Virgin Islands will have a 2–4 day service expectation.