I'm trusting FedEx/ UPS less by the day

The part I like is when the weight limit is 100lb and the part being delivered is 95 pounds. I can lift 100lb pretty easy, while I’m looking at a box van full of 3-30 pound packages. A sub is heavy, but fragile? It’s a SUB. :-)

I was helping out a buddy install a diesel engine for the tractor pulls. We use a pair of OHM subs to set the front tires on and strapped the tires to them. I don’t know what it weighed but an 8-V 92 with an Allison automatic is 3 tons or close. Those subs were "fragile" LOL Kinda like Mike Tyson fragile.

I looked at the subs after we were done. They never stopped playing for one and there were a couple hundred small stones embedded in the bottoms of the boxes. He just laughed an said "it added character". You could see he had done it a few times.

That was one neat 49 Studebaker Pick up..

O man...I'm awaiting a sub via UPS. It's already late.

This should be fun.

Fed ex used to bring the stuff I ordered to my front doorstep and not ring the door bell. For the last two orders they delivered, they didn't even make it the front doorstep--they deposited it the orders in front of my garage.  (I guess because it is an attached garage and the orders were, after all, from Rockauto.)

@immatthewj 

I too have an attached garage. I also have a covered  front porch. I can't tell you how many times the UPS guy has left a package in front of the garage. I suppose it saves the 30 steps or so. One time I was expecting a tablet and happened to see the delivery guy walk to the garage and put the package there. It was the tablet of course. It had already rained and we were expecting more so it was very overcast. I went outside and told him that this needed to be put on the covered porch.. He became frustrated as he brought it to me and said he thought it would be alright there because it was covered. Yeah, there is a 16" overhang 2 stories in the air above the garage. IOW, he added stupid to  lazy on his resume . But that is what many employers face today.