Dear Mr. Fedex:

I realize you have high standards for delivery of packages... through rain, shine... wait, that's Mr. UPS, isn't it?

So tell me then, what was your excuse for pulling onto the road so close to my car, necessitating that I had to swerve out of your way? And, what necessitated that you drive within 2 inches of my bumper? Didn't you ever hear of a SPEED LIMIT? And, last, did you think it was REALLY necessary to wrap around me and cut me off, nearly hitting my car?

I was about to forget about the whole incident, until I pulled up at my father's dialysis center, and lo and behold, there you are, double-parked, in front of the handicapped ramp that my father uses to get into the car.

So, as my frail, elderly father is attempting to navigate his walker around your truck, and my daughter is playing in the backseat in her carseat, I took the opportunity to REMIND you that there are FAMILIES on the road, and that you should be more careful.

Why can't you be a REAL man and apologize, instead of telling ME I was driving irresponsibly, and obviously talking on a cell phone or something. No, you dumbarse, I didn't have a phone in the car. But, if you think that driving under the speed limit, because you're being careful with a baby in the back, is considered "irresponsible driving", you need a reality check.

Let's just check with what Mr. Manager thinks, stupid little ugly fat Mr. Fedex.

Signed,
The mommy who wrote down your license plate number

Message edited 9/11/2007 9:21:13 AM.

Re: Dear Mr. Fedex:

Good for you! People need to realize that cars and trucks are dangerous if not driven properly, and they need to be held responsible for their driving patterns.

Hopefully it will get back to him through his manager, and he'll correct his ways a bit.

Re: Dear Mr. Fedex:

Whoo Hoo! For you! If you have the time, I would write a letter to their corporate office as well.

Re: Dear Mr. Fedex:

Go get 'em!!! What a flipping idiot!!!

Good 4 u for taking a stand.

Re: Dear Mr. Fedex:

I'm so glad you said something. keep us posted on what mr. manager says.

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Re: Dear Mr. Fedex:

Oh, I've sooooo been there.

A fellow teacher in my building, who also lives in the same town as my Dad, swerved in a parking lot, narrowly avoided me, cut me off and then parked in the handicapped stall, using her DECEASED FATHERS PERMIT to run in to CVS and buy cigarettes

She's so @#$%$%^&^%$# ful of herself and everyone in my building HATES her that I didn't even bother to confront her

Good for you. The Fed Ex guy in my neighborhood drives like a maniac too

Re: Dear Mr. Fedex:

I really don't think I'm going to call and report this guy - we've done that before, and realized how much of an upheavel it is and really can ruin a person's life. I'll give him the benefit of the doubt and hope that some of my words got through to his THICK THICK head. And, if I EVER see him driving like that again on my daily route to pick up my dad from dialysis, I will be making a call.

It did feel good to reprimand him. He reacted harshly, and defensively, but only because he knew he was in the wrong.

Re: Dear Mr. Fedex:

I'm so glad you said something!!! I did that the other day when someone ran a stop sign and almost hit me. I hope you do call his manager and file a formal complaint!

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Re: Dear Mr. Fedex:

good for you!!

Re: Dear Mr. Fedex:

Posted by Bxgell2

I really don't think I'm going to call and report this guy - we've done that before, and realized how much of an upheavel it is and really can ruin a person's life. I'll give him the benefit of the doubt and hope that some of my words got through to his THICK THICK head. And, if I EVER see him driving like that again on my daily route to pick up my dad from dialysis, I will be making a call.

It did feel good to reprimand him. He reacted harshly, and defensively, but only because he knew he was in the wrong.

Re: Dear Mr. Fedex:

Good For you...

Report his sorry arse to the manager...