Well traveled package

[Lee Schierer]

According the the UPS tracking this package earned a lot of air miles between DFW Airport TX and Louisville, KY:

Times shown are in Local Time ChangeTime Zone

05/20/2024
5:55 A.M. *On the Way*
Processing at UPS Facility
Erie, PA, United States

05/20/2024
4:52 A.M. ** Arrived at Facility
Erie, PA, United States

05/20/2024
2:15 A.M. ** Departed from Facility
New Stanton, PA, United States

05/19/2024
3:22 A.M. ** Arrived at Facility
Louisville, KY, United States

05/19/2024
12:32 A.M. ** Departed from Facility
DFW Airport, TX, United States

05/18/2024
1:02 A.M. ** Arrived at Facility
Louisville, KY, United States

05/17/2024
10:09 P.M. ** Departed from Facility
DFW Airport, TX, United States

05/17/2024
8:43 P.M. ** Arrived at Facility
DFW Airport, TX, United States

05/17/2024
8:03 P.M. ** Departed from Facility
Haslet, TX, United States

05/17/2024
6:07 P.M. ** We have your package
Haslet, TX, United States

05/17/2024
3:35 P.M. *Label Created*
Shipper created a label, UPS has not received the package yet.
United States

[Lisa Starr]

Certainly should have some frequent flyer miles.

[Bill Howatt]

There was a story, I think in one of those, "make your business better" type books about a company that was spread out over 2 floors of the same big city building. They sent an envelope from Dept A on one floor to Dept B on the next floor by interoffice mail. They sent an identical envelope by large courier to the same place. The courier package went all over the place before it arrived at Dept B but it still, IIRC, beat the interoffice envelope.

[Brian Elfert]

I have a UPS ground package coming that was accidentally sent to Colorado instead of Minnesota. It was supposed to be delivered on Friday, but is now scheduled for delivery tomorrow (Wednesday.) It isn't anything I am in a huge hurry for.