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#usps why?

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thank you #usps not part of govt shutdown #justalittlesnow

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I hope #usps finds this as acceptable as I do #goodenough #snow #cny

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The @USPS takes their oath seriously @USPSHelp pic.twitter.com/Adqmxhu5LI

— Brian Bullard (@BrianBullard94) January 20, 2019

@USPS no ice or snow … but it is definitely COLD outside. Which would not block your carrier from my front door! pic.twitter.com/OI0DVOxuWk

— Sheffai (@jerzborn) January 21, 2019

@USPS is this really too bad of weather to not deliver very important packages? pic.twitter.com/8mbngLr0fr

— Kelsey?Crouse (@KDCrouse) January 22, 2019

@USPS what is going on? pic.twitter.com/m3BA2WiAph

— Chulki Choung (@chulkic) January 21, 2019

@USPS Hum, how do I get a delivery on a holiday? I don't. But it says it was delivered. It wasn't, because its a holiday. pic.twitter.com/SIdS4AN5LK

— BudgetGlam Babe (@BudgetGlam_Babe) January 21, 2019

Hey @amazon @USPS claims they couldn’t get to my front door to deliver my pkg. Sort of confused as to what stopped them? Perhaps you should reconsider your contract with them? ??#whereismypackage #amazon #amazonprime pic.twitter.com/96icOIs19n

— Heather Gonzalez (@HeatherlGonzale) January 21, 2019