Teleportation in the shipping industry

Teleporting items to alleviate shipping times is not due until 2025 according to usps.gov/efficiency/120%/+eyesonly.

I wish I could have picked the package up at Ben'z house because I was two hours from him when I ordered the mugs and pendants.

Here is my Fedex itinerary for my BenZart mugs shipped from TF. Reverse cronological....

Aug 29, 2007 10:01 AM Delivered San Diego, CA

7:23 AM On FedEx vehicle for delivery SAN DIEGO, CA

4:43 AM At local FedEx facility SAN DIEGO, CA

Aug 28, 2007 9:23 PM Departed FedEx location CITY OF INDUSTRY, CA

6:47 PM Arrived at FedEx location CITY OF INDUSTRY, CA

6:08 AM Departed FedEx location SACRAMENTO, CA

1:33 AM Arrived at FedEx location SACRAMENTO, CA

Aug 27, 2007 11:43 PM Departed FedEx location STOCKTON, CA

10:15 PM Arrived at FedEx location STOCKTON, CA

Aug 25, 2007 10:08 AM Arrived at FedEx location STOCKTON, CA

9:37 AM In transit STOCKTON, CA

6:09 AM At local FedEx facility STOCKTON, CA

Aug 24, 2007 2:06 AM Arrived at FedEx location BLOOMINGTON, CA

Aug 23, 2007 10:28 PM Left origin ANAHEIM, CA

7:44 PM Arrived at FedEx location ANAHEIM, CA

3:54 PM Picked up ANAHEIM, CA

12:40 PM Package data transmitted to FedEx SAN CLEMENTE, CA

That's happened to me before. I mean to check the box for "Same Day" delivery and I accidentally check "Someday."

:lol:

It is a wonder that things get to people sometimes. I order a lot on the internet and then I have all those boxes, bubble wrap and styrofoam peanuts to get rid of. Too bad FedEx and UPS hasn't figured out how to have their frequent receivers recycle all those items back through them for other packages. I do try to recycle through friends, but typically have more than I need. If I was a kid...I could build some great forts out of them. :)