Whose job is it to staff this office? That would be Michigan's government. If they are not doing the job whose fault is that? Not the part of the staff. Those two people manning the call center 5 hours a day are doing all they humanly can.
No one wants a mortgage with the current interest rates. If they don't lower them houses aren't going to sell. They are priced too high. No one wants a $2000/mo mortgage payment going into a depression in between mid-June to mid-July. One they are predicting will be worse than the Great Depression and will take until 2030 before it even begins to turn around. And you wonder why people are already starting to hoard things.
This is true. The processing center for all of my mail is in Knoxville, TN. I live about two hours north of there in Kentucky. I sent a package at Christmas time to Pikeville, Ky. It's about 3 1/2 hours across the state from me through the Apalachian Mts. It went first to Knoxville. From there to someplace in NC before it reached the person it was supposed to on Dec. 26th. I had allowed enough time had it gone from Knoxville to Pikeville. My receipt said it would be delivered Dec. 24th That was 7 days from the day I mailed it. There was no issue with snow at that time. So, you tell me how come it was late. I get stuff that comes into PA and goes right on by me to Knoxville, then has to make the return trip to Somerset, and from there it is sent to Nancy. Unless some fool puts it on the wrong truck and it could take another week for it to get to me. That has happened before. I had a package I was receiving come to Somerset and they go to Hazard, before coming back to Somerset and on to Nancy. They have routes that circle all around me to get to Knoxville then have to backtrack to get to me. I used Google maps to track a route of a package once. It was coming from California. Most come through the southern route and I know when they hit Nashville, Knoxville comes next. Not this one. It went north to someplace in Illinois, down through Louisville, and on to someplace in Georgia, before it got to Knoxville and then on to me. There is no rhyme nor reason for the way the US postal system operates. I could say the same for UPS and FedEx, too. Their routes are equally as messed up.
Not all Republicans support what ICE is doing. But either way it doesn't make them Nazi's. This guy has been brainwashed by MSM.
Whose job is it to staff this office? That would be Michigan's government. If they are not doing the job whose fault is that? Not the part of the staff. Those two people manning the call center 5 hours a day are doing all they humanly can.
No one wants a mortgage with the current interest rates. If they don't lower them houses aren't going to sell. They are priced too high. No one wants a $2000/mo mortgage payment going into a depression in between mid-June to mid-July. One they are predicting will be worse than the Great Depression and will take until 2030 before it even begins to turn around. And you wonder why people are already starting to hoard things.
This is true. The processing center for all of my mail is in Knoxville, TN. I live about two hours north of there in Kentucky. I sent a package at Christmas time to Pikeville, Ky. It's about 3 1/2 hours across the state from me through the Apalachian Mts. It went first to Knoxville. From there to someplace in NC before it reached the person it was supposed to on Dec. 26th. I had allowed enough time had it gone from Knoxville to Pikeville. My receipt said it would be delivered Dec. 24th That was 7 days from the day I mailed it. There was no issue with snow at that time. So, you tell me how come it was late. I get stuff that comes into PA and goes right on by me to Knoxville, then has to make the return trip to Somerset, and from there it is sent to Nancy. Unless some fool puts it on the wrong truck and it could take another week for it to get to me. That has happened before. I had a package I was receiving come to Somerset and they go to Hazard, before coming back to Somerset and on to Nancy. They have routes that circle all around me to get to Knoxville then have to backtrack to get to me. I used Google maps to track a route of a package once. It was coming from California. Most come through the southern route and I know when they hit Nashville, Knoxville comes next. Not this one. It went north to someplace in Illinois, down through Louisville, and on to someplace in Georgia, before it got to Knoxville and then on to me. There is no rhyme nor reason for the way the US postal system operates. I could say the same for UPS and FedEx, too. Their routes are equally as messed up.
Gee, when will other states figure this out?