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over a year ago
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well since it should all be contactless delivery and people arent required to sign for things.. just go for the bath and if delivery is attempted the item will be on the doorstep when you get out :D |
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By *otsossie OP Man
over a year ago
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"well since it should all be contactless delivery and people arent required to sign for things.. just go for the bath and if delivery is attempted the item will be on the doorstep when you get out :D "
Problem is my current abode has a very short front garden.
They wouldn’t be on the doorstep when I got out! |
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It's a sure fire way to ensure that the delivery either arrives therefore spoiling your bath or it doesn't arrive but you can relax in the bath because you're on tenterhooks.
If we're waiting for a delivery we summon it up by one of us going in the shower and the other going on the loo. Delivery comapnies have ways of knowing these things about you... |
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"What are the odds that if I go for a soak in the bath someone tries to deliver a parcel?
I’m waiting on 4. No timeslots. "
Ok so
Assuming
Last del time is six
And a bath is half hour
You wrote at 10 thus 8 hrs potential delivery time
8 hrs half hour bath
4 parcels
I'd say the odds are 4 to one at the beginning of the bath |
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