Piles of undelivered mail found in Michigan shed
Posted on 28. May, 2010 by spoon in FYI, Time Waster
[MSNBC.com] Straight out of the Seinfeld episode “The Andrea Doria”, a mailman has apparently tried to save the world from spam snail mail.
(PS – do you know how long it took me to gather all the Seinfeld info below?! but anything’s worth it for the Man-Log)
From MSNBC:
DETROIT – Thousands of pieces of undelivered mail and ads from the early 1990s have been found in a shed in Michigan, and a former postal worker is now charged with stealing mail.Authorities said Monday that 66-year-old Earl Hicks was charged after his sister found the mail while cleaning a shed behind his former home in eastern Michigan. Hicks recently moved to Florida.
Officials found 544 pieces of first-class mail and nearly 3,000 ads.
Below the script from the episode when Jerry confronts Newman on the mail being stored in his storage unit.
[Setting: Newman's apartment](Jerry knocks on the door as it opens slowly. Newman’s sitting on the couch, watching TV in a state of depression)
JERRY: Newman?
NEWMAN: (Eyes glued to the TV) I guess.
JERRY: Listen, I want you to get the mail outta my storage unit.
NEWMAN: Sometimes we don’t get what we want.
JERRY: (Confused) What are you talking about?
NEWMAN: I didn’t get my transfer.
JERRY: “Transfer”?
NEWMAN: To Hawaii. The most sought-after postal route of them all. The air is so dewy-sweet you don’t even have to lick the stamps.. But it’s not to be – So, I’m hanging it up.
JERRY: You quit the post office?
NEWMAN: Kind of. I’m still collecting checks, I’m just not delivering mail.
JERRY: Well, get it out of my storage. It’s illegal.
NEWMAN: And yet, it’s perfectly legal to take a man’s soul and crush it out like a stale Pall Mall.
JERRY: (Cheerfully) Well, a law’s a law. (Leaves)
To get rid of the mail, Jerry does Newman’s route. Below is the result:
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