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01-24-2016, 10:03 AM
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I've always felt that a package with "Fragile" on it is just asking to get drop kicked by a postal worker having a bad day. I stopped writing fragile or using Fragile stickers a long time ago. It seems that whenever I receive a package with that magic word on it it's in pretty poor shape.
Boxes, packing peanuts and bubble wrap are the way to go. I will never understand the thought process behind sending a baseball card in a plastic holder inside a bubble envelope.
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