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Our next reddit post is from burner jondo. I grew up on a country road with four houses.

Our mailboxes were on the main road. Someone kept vandalizing the four mailboxes by driving through

them, breaking the posts. I recall replacing the mailboxes a few times on weekends.

After like the fourth or fifth time, my dad and the neighbors hatched a plan.

My dad told me to go to bed early because we had a lot of work to do in the morning.

After breakfast, we go to the mailbox, and their waiting for us are three other neighbors in their

sons. Along with a tractor with a pole host digger, railroad ties, cement, and a mini mixer.

We proceed to dig two very deep holes. Digging holes is backbreaking work where I lived,

as the land was very rocky. We could only dig out about six inches before we had to dig out a

bunch of rocks in the hole. We took turns digging out the rocks over the entire morning.

We were really motivated because this was the last time we were ever going to have to fix those

mailboxes. We dug two holes six feet deep and hoisted two uncut 12 foot railroad ties in each

hole. We then proceeded to fill up each hole to the top with cement. We added a cross beam and

attached our new mailboxes. After an entire day of digging holes and pouring concrete,

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