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Many thanks. Really appreciate it. Think it would be silly to do anything with such a de minimis overage but I guess it's possible.
Reminds me of the time during early Covid days where I bought two 45 pound dumbells from some guy halfway across the country. He put each one in a medium priority mail cardboard box. No bubble wrap or anything. Just a dumbell in a box. Ouch. Both boxes, busted up and exposed, we uncerimonously dumped (dropped) on my front steps with a loud thud. I made no friends with the postman that day. Last edited by Snapolit1; 07-05-2023 at 10:59 AM. 
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