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The revenge story that you're about to hear is one of the most well thought out and

executed plans that I've ever come across.

No spoilers, but I'll give you a little hint.

It involves three hours of continuous running along a certain route every day for two

weeks straight.

Weird, I know, let's get into it.

I got you a souvenir, yeah, I got you fired from the post office.

Sit back and enjoy a story about some revenge I achieved at the US Postal Service, back

in the 1990s, that cost a bullying full-time carrier his union job.

In summer of 1991, I found a summer job as a casual carrier for the US Postal Service.

They used to hire summer temps to cover for all the full-time carriers who mostly took

their vacations in the summer.

The USPS had, and may still have, rules that things had to be delivered within certain

time windows.

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