Ha Ha ha she looks like the me love you long time girl from Full Metal Jacket Somebody knows exactly what they're doing with these The Real thumbnails :) That's not shade that Thumbnail is an Eclipse.
Purple Garment at my last job before I moved out of my parents’ house I only had packages sent to work because my parents said I was shopping too much lol little did they know that was an easy loophole
I get everything delivered to work...I don’t even ask...I don’t have a doorman but I live in NY everyone expects it-- large packages I work from home to receive
Receiving packages 📦 I think depends on where you work. But typically I don’t see anything wrong to do send something to yourself unless it’s something ridiculous lol 😂 like a fridge lol and agree!! Don’t use the company’s postage supplies or machine to ship!!
The "issue" relies on the assumption that there are people at your workplace whose job is to receive packages on behalf of the workplace (e.g. a receptionist). So, if you are sending your packages to your workplace, and to be received by an employee other than you (such as the receptionist), then you are essentially having that receptionist work for you personally. Even if you are using your own materials, there would still be an issue IF you relied on someone, such as the receptionist, to send out that package. It's not about to where you ship your packages to/from; it's about who will be receiving/sending them (if not you directly).
To those who do not see the "problem": The "issue" relies on the assumption that there are people at your workplace whose job is to receive packages on behalf of the workplace (e.g. a receptionist). So, if you are sending your packages to your workplace, and to be received by an employee other than you (such as the receptionist), thenyou are essentially having that receptionist work for you personally. It's not about to where you ship your packages; it's about who will be receiving them (if not you directly).
I can see why a company wouldn't want to. If they were to accept your package they're assuming the responsibility of that package. So if something bad happens to it then they would the ones to pay for it and that's something they don't want to do.
In the UK if you are not home when the postman comes, he’ll try and deliver the next day or write a note to let you know that he’s given it to your neighbour, so you can pick it up later. They never leave it on your porch or doorstep!
@@hali1432 There are bins (not trashcans) that people put out for delivery drivers to leave packages in if there isn't anywhere "secure" to leave the package
The "problem" relies on the assumption that there are people at your workplace whose job is to receive packages on behalf of the workplace (e.g. a receptionist). So, if you are sending your packages to your workplace, and to be received by an employee other than you (such as the receptionist), then you are essentially having that receptionist work for you personally. (An argument could be had about is the problem big enough to be a problem...) Even if you are using your own materials, there would still be an issue IF you relied on someone, such as the receptionist, to send out that package. It's not about to where you ship your packages to/from; it's about who will be receiving/sending them (if not you directly).
Dont send your packages to work. Your receptionist at work is NOT your personal secretary 🤨 You asking someone else to sign and assume responsibility then hunt you down until you feel like its time to pick up your packages that is invading her work space🙄. Its one of the annoying things a coworker could do. They get paid way less than anything else so unless your treating them to lunch as a thank you at the least!!!!! Even if you ask, you are starting an epidemic with everyone trying to do the same thing.
My son and I have anything that we need delivered, delivered to my son's job. The reason for this is because we have a hard time getting our mail. We live in an RV park and the landlord collects all the mail but doesn't let us know when we have mail. I have checked everyday and it is either No one is there or they haven't checked it yet. So if we have anything from anyone delivered to his job.
I think it's completely fine as long as you're considerate with the size and number of packages. Having one or two packages come to work one day a week or so ain't bad. Just be considerate of the workplace. Nobody's asking you to sit there, open the gift and play with it on your work time.
It should be allowed especially during the holidays, there are plenty of thefts that happen. You want your package. LOL to Jeannie though with the mattress, Helda deserves all the respect!
I used to always hey packages delivered to work (vibrators included) but we moved to a new building and they put an official ban on it. Now I get it all delivered to my parents instead as they are retired. People work long hours for these places, just let us get our packages. It's the least you can do for your underpaid overworked staff 😐
I like Amanda Seal so I'm actually excited to see her join the other ladies at the table. I will ADD that with this move, hopefully the producers start bringing even more diverse backgrounds and cultures to the table. We hardly ever see Middle Eastern, Indian (south Asian), all other Asian/Pacific Islanders, and even Latina women on the show. Now they have three black (one mixed) women which is wonderful, I just hope they also consider adding on another co-host or at least bring on more ethnically diverse guests that can speak from their own cultures as well. Heck, seeing additional interracial/mixed women from all sorts of ethnicities would be beautiful too!
@@lucyfield9291 I'll clarify.... Of course the Real is KNOWN for being the first show with ALL women of color as hosts. That's why I watch it in addition to the entertainment it brings. You listed them as if I don't have eyes to see? The difference is, in their effort to show "diversity" it is now a little one sided: three black women (one mixed - Tam), Amanda being the third now. Why not add in a woman who is Middle Eastern or Indian? Someone whose culture is currently NOT represented on the show. Loni representing black culture, Jeannie repping Asian, Adrienne with Latinx culture, and Tam being mixed which also needs really big representation as it's becoming more of the norm. But now they bring on Amanda (who is extremely intelligent and likable so its not a diss toward her) when they could have brought in someone who is not yet represented at the table. Most of their guests are black as well. Why not bring in more Asian, Indian, Latinx, etc. guests? Diversity is just looking one sided. So I'm saying KEEP Amanda, she's amazing. Just consider adding someone else as well. Does that make sense now?
I wish they added Rachel Lindsey. Because I do think they need to give more dark skinned women a chance. Also it will show the beauty and grace and intelligence of a dark skinned women. I do like Amanda I think she is EXTREMELY intelligent and she is also not in the Kardashian's pocket. I just feel like there isn't enough dark skin representation without out the uber aggressive stigma being attached. Amanda will be great but we also know someone like Rachel Lindsey would have been able to do that plus a little. But I feel like she wasn't as famous which is why she wasn't chosen. And let me reiterate the fact that dark skinned women are NOT WELL represented without stereotypes being attached. Also I like 4 women better because they can have guest co-host all the time including dark skinned women they can't really have guest co-host anymore if there are five girls already.
@@MissTrinidadandTobago I agree, They need an islander, middle eastern, indian, etc woman. Black is already represented: Tam (mixed), Loni (medium-dark skinned), Amanda (light)... I think they're set for now. Why not bring in someone from a different background ?
Maybe like west Indian or bahamian non Hispanic cause that's what I am and there is like barely any representation. It's like people will literally say or you're not Latina or you're not one of us if you don't speak Spanish. Which is so frustrating
j4Rose she’s aggressive but they need someone on the panel like her because during some topics the current hosts talk around or sugarcoat their opinions where i believe Amanda won’t.
I do this all the time. 0% chance of my package being stolen since delivery companies love delivering packages while people are at work. It depends on where you work though. An office is ideal.
Here in Germany it's pretty normal to receive your packages at work. Until it's not too much, it's not really a problem and I wouldn't know why it should be one. A lot of people work from early morning til late evening, so it's kind of a "service" from your work place to tolerate personal packages.
I have done this, I don't understand the harm. They call me when there are downstares, I'll excuse myself, fetch it, put in next to my desk and that's it! In France you can also ask to have it delivered straight to the post office (I live 5 minutes away from it so it's cool), or to a network of shops that will take care of the package until you retrieve it for free. So no stealing
I agree with Adrienne, it’s really not that deep, don’t order a whole big item but if it’s something relatively small that you can just fit in both your hands then its cool Try it then if your company has a problem don’t do it again, if not repeat🤷🏾♀️🤣
When Jeannie said “I have family that own a nail salon.” Lol Ofc you do Jeannie 😂 not trying to be offensive, that just made me chuckle cause she then started speaking Vietnamese 🤣
I work in a kitchen where people spend 12+ hours a day almost EVERYDAY working their butt off. My chef actually encourages the staff to send the stuff to the restaurant so it’s not just left on their porch waiting to get stolen.
*you can even have your packages held... wether it’s fedex, USPS or UPS? You can go to the tracking page.. and chose to have your package held at a facility of your choice (whatever’s closest) and all you do is type a few things in like personal info so they know it’s you doing it.. and then you can go and pick it up that day, when ur off work, or even the next day!!* 💝👍🏼
my work doesn't mind. We also don't have a huge office though so we don't get that much mail going in and out, but yeah everyone gets things sent to the office. The receptionist will just keep it up front and call you to pick it up.It's only hand delivered to people if it's like envelopes or something.
In Ireland we have parcel motels, you put in the address of the shop/service station nearest to you that par takes in the scheme. It gets delivered to the locker system, you then revive a unique pin that will open your locker
It depends, in my work place, for instance, the person receiving the package would be me anyways, either the receptionist would call us to go get it or (as we usually do) ask the delivery a window of time where you'll deliver it or give you a contact number so we'll be there to get it. Of course our receptionist would always get an extra gift because aside from this she's an amazing coworker
I live in the UK and worked as a receptionist, staff were allowed to have personal packages delivered all i had to do was send an e-mail and they came and collected it. I guess it's just down to company culture. Tbh i thought it was the best idea, guys just think of how much time we spend at work!!! & imagine missing a parcel too because you weren't home?? So, why not right?
My job has a strict policy about receiving packages at work. If the mail room receives anything that they suspect if personal, like an Amazon package, they tell you to come get it. LOL. They won't bring it to you like they would work packages.
I used to be a receptionist at an engineering and architecture firm, and people ordered stuff all the time. It wasn’t a big deal. It was more work for me, but I did not mind. I honestly didn’t even think about it being wrong.
Amazon does in car delivery and they place your package in you car. You can send them the location of your job and give them the accurate info and they put it in your car. And also Amazon has in home delivery. They leave it inside your house.
I think the only time my dad did that was when our mail was frauded by one of my relatives the the post office won't fix the issue and also with packages was mostly around Christmas so my sister,mom,and I wouldn't see. Other than that he and we never did that.Not on company dime though that's disrespecful.
I don't know where they've worked but when I received personal correspondence at work it didn't go to the mail room, reception would call me up and I'd come down to personally sign for it, take it to my office where it bothered no one, and at the end of the day I'd take it home with me.
I worked at a local clothing boutique and my manager would get personal packages sent to her all the time 😂 I know the difference between clothing shipments and a kylieskin box lol. We just set them on her desk, no big deal.
Well the news where I live suggest to have our packages send to our work so they dont get stolen. I send my packages to work so I know for sure they will be safe so do all my coworkers so I see no problem with it.
3:28 it doesn cost anything .. it depends on d seller . there are some products caNT deliver to the locker(ive tryed) n they are either outside or Inside where a business is open 24hrs
I have my packages sent to work all the time. One, I am at work nearly 24/7. Two, packages in my area get swiped constantly.. No mam. But before I did all this, I checked with my bosses and they gave me the a okay. It is now a free for all for my packages 😊
If you arent the person who work in the mail room... don't expect someone else to be responsible for your packages. But if you have it coordinated, then once in awhile is t a problem.
I never knew it was wrong to get personal packages at work place... In all the companies that I used to work, everybody is doing it. It's fine as long as it's not too big like furniture or something.
My mother used to do that with Christmas gifts when I still believed in Santa. Her bosses allowed her to do it and then on non busy days they would all wrap gifts.
Well based on the nature of my job its actually encouraged we use our company mailing address for all mail and packages For anonymity and safety reasons.
I’ve been receiving personal packages and mail at work for 20 years so did my coworkers and bosses I’ve had. Not like huge packages. No one cares. It’s not like we don’t also receive work related packages while at work so who bothers to keep track if they are personal or work related unless they need to get a life.
We haven't had a porch pirate yet, but found out our neighbors are horrible people from package deliveries. Several times we've had large expensive OBVIOUS packages, like TV's, Computers, that were accidentally delivered to their house. 3 times now we've gone over to their house to inquire, and they straight up lie, make up a story and are stupid enough to have the package with in sight from the door. When we call them on it.... oh the stories🤥🙄😒🤨
I get personal packages sent to work that aren't really big. Only cuz the delivery at home isnt best, we have receptionist that get them and hold them til come get it 🤷🏽♀️
Whoever is in charge of making thumbnails don't like you ladies too much!!😂😂
MILLY J I’m so dead lol 🤣🤣🤣😭😭
Lmao! Girl!
HAHA
For real!!!
Omggggg yesssss
she said "im personally here at my job imma need my package" lol
Yall did Jeannie wrong on the thumbnail 😩
Jas Lyric i came here to type exactly this. 🤣
😂😂😂
Ha Ha ha she looks like the me love you long time girl from Full Metal Jacket
Somebody knows exactly what they're doing with these The Real thumbnails :) That's not shade that Thumbnail is an Eclipse.
Right that's crazy
They didn’t listen to Jamal 🤦🏾♀️
Jeannie you better CHECK who did you dirty in that thumbnail girl 💀😬😂
When Jeanie started speaking Vietnamese, it took me out 🤣🙌🏽
There is a diff between receiving a package at work and using office materials to SEND stuff out. Why is everyone confused lol
Right
This is what i thought but as they kept talking they confused me
I notice that they'll throw out a topic but somehow they always get off track. Side note I get my personal packages sent to my job LOL!
Purple Garment at my last job before I moved out of my parents’ house I only had packages sent to work because my parents said I was shopping too much lol little did they know that was an easy loophole
Exactly!
Adrienne always confused and then proceeds to talk the most 🤣 girl if you confused let others talk
Ru Tyl lmao💀🤣
She knows but she just wanna talk.. This girl is annoying 😒
She's narcissistic
Hurts Publishing girl what??
What was wrong with anything she said?? People like you complain over bs 🤦🏾♀️
I get everything delivered to work...I don’t even ask...I don’t have a doorman but I live in NY everyone expects it-- large packages I work from home to receive
Receiving packages 📦 I think depends on where you work. But typically I don’t see anything wrong to do send something to yourself unless it’s something ridiculous lol 😂 like a fridge lol and agree!! Don’t use the company’s postage supplies or machine to ship!!
A fridge 😂😂😂
Exactly
Exactly!
The "issue" relies on the assumption that there are people at your workplace whose job is to receive packages on behalf of the workplace (e.g. a receptionist). So, if you are sending your packages to your workplace, and to be received by an employee other than you (such as the receptionist), then you are essentially having that receptionist work for you personally.
Even if you are using your own materials, there would still be an issue IF you relied on someone, such as the receptionist, to send out that package.
It's not about to where you ship your packages to/from; it's about who will be receiving/sending them (if not you directly).
Yo this thumbnail though lmao
To those who do not see the "problem":
The "issue" relies on the assumption that there are people at your workplace whose job is to receive packages on behalf of the workplace (e.g. a receptionist). So, if you are sending your packages to your workplace, and to be received by an employee other than you (such as the receptionist), thenyou are essentially having that receptionist work for you personally.
It's not about to where you ship your packages; it's about who will be receiving them (if not you directly).
If you’re worried you could get them stolen during your hours you’re at work.. then I’m sending it to work lol to be safe.
At my old job people did this all the time lol.. they didn't want their packages stolen.
Ivorene Smith it seems like the safest route lol if you work majority of your day.
I can see why a company wouldn't want to. If they were to accept your package they're assuming the responsibility of that package. So if something bad happens to it then they would the ones to pay for it and that's something they don't want to do.
Why do I love Jeannie so much. I can't help it
I’m a teacher and I get all my packages delivered to my school every time. I have had too many packages stolen on my porch.
In the UK if you are not home when the postman comes, he’ll try and deliver the next day or write a note to let you know that he’s given it to your neighbour, so you can pick it up later. They never leave it on your porch or doorstep!
Yes they do, Nike did it. Or they leave in the bin
Yemi Kwade BIN?!? Naa that’s rude
@@hali1432 There are bins (not trashcans) that people put out for delivery drivers to leave packages in if there isn't anywhere "secure" to leave the package
@@Ena48145 Naa in the UK people put your deliver in trash can aka bin.
I live in the UK, they left a TELEVISION on the doorstep.
Why’d they do that to Jeannie (thumbnail)? 🤣
I work in a ghetto call center so no
Cocaine Minaj 😂😂😂😂
🤭
Packages would still come up missing😂😂😂
There's probably call center pirates there 😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣
😭😂
I honesty don’t see a problem with it .
Me neither, which cares?! Lol.
same.
Really. There are more important things to worry about in life.
The "problem" relies on the assumption that there are people at your workplace whose job is to receive packages on behalf of the workplace (e.g. a receptionist). So, if you are sending your packages to your workplace, and to be received by an employee other than you (such as the receptionist), then you are essentially having that receptionist work for you personally. (An argument could be had about is the problem big enough to be a problem...)
Even if you are using your own materials, there would still be an issue IF you relied on someone, such as the receptionist, to send out that package.
It's not about to where you ship your packages to/from; it's about who will be receiving/sending them (if not you directly).
Dont send your packages to work. Your receptionist at work is NOT your personal secretary 🤨 You asking someone else to sign and assume responsibility then hunt you down until you feel like its time to pick up your packages that is invading her work space🙄. Its one of the annoying things a coworker could do. They get paid way less than anything else so unless your treating them to lunch as a thank you at the least!!!!! Even if you ask, you are starting an epidemic with everyone trying to do the same thing.
My son and I have anything that we need delivered, delivered to my son's job. The reason for this is because we have a hard time getting our mail. We live in an RV park and the landlord collects all the mail but doesn't let us know when we have mail. I have checked everyday and it is either No one is there or they haven't checked it yet. So if we have anything from anyone delivered to his job.
Suzanne Johnson has to
You should get a PO box it's better than going to the landlord every day
Suzanne Johnson Your grown son lives in an RV with you🤔
@@alexjames2510 we live in two separate rvs.
@@suzannejohnson7881 none of his damn business
Chile this thumbnail... why would y’all do that to her? Omg 😳
😂😂😂😂😂 *Cousin Jeannie is so viet, she's got a mattress behind the fence so the packages will land safely*
receiving packages at work is the norm in the UK.! Most ppl spend the majority of their time at time at work so it makes sense
eritreangal yeah exactly
My maths teacher be ordering shoes and stuff to school and shows us them in lesson🤷🏾♀️😂
I think it's completely fine as long as you're considerate with the size and number of packages. Having one or two packages come to work one day a week or so ain't bad. Just be considerate of the workplace. Nobody's asking you to sit there, open the gift and play with it on your work time.
It should be allowed especially during the holidays, there are plenty of thefts that happen. You want your package.
LOL to Jeannie though with the mattress, Helda deserves all the respect!
I used to always hey packages delivered to work (vibrators included) but we moved to a new building and they put an official ban on it. Now I get it all delivered to my parents instead as they are retired. People work long hours for these places, just let us get our packages. It's the least you can do for your underpaid overworked staff 😐
I like Amanda Seal so I'm actually excited to see her join the other ladies at the table. I will ADD that with this move, hopefully the producers start bringing even more diverse backgrounds and cultures to the table. We hardly ever see Middle Eastern, Indian (south Asian), all other Asian/Pacific Islanders, and even Latina women on the show. Now they have three black (one mixed) women which is wonderful, I just hope they also consider adding on another co-host or at least bring on more ethnically diverse guests that can speak from their own cultures as well. Heck, seeing additional interracial/mixed women from all sorts of ethnicities would be beautiful too!
h3artands0uLL umm Adrien is Latina and Jennie is Asian. Loni is black and tamera is mixed so...
But I get what you mean. They want to show equality but only have women of color on there
@@lucyfield9291 I'll clarify.... Of course the Real is KNOWN for being the first show with ALL women of color as hosts. That's why I watch it in addition to the entertainment it brings. You listed them as if I don't have eyes to see? The difference is, in their effort to show "diversity" it is now a little one sided: three black women (one mixed - Tam), Amanda being the third now. Why not add in a woman who is Middle Eastern or Indian? Someone whose culture is currently NOT represented on the show. Loni representing black culture, Jeannie repping Asian, Adrienne with Latinx culture, and Tam being mixed which also needs really big representation as it's becoming more of the norm. But now they bring on Amanda (who is extremely intelligent and likable so its not a diss toward her) when they could have brought in someone who is not yet represented at the table. Most of their guests are black as well. Why not bring in more Asian, Indian, Latinx, etc. guests? Diversity is just looking one sided. So I'm saying KEEP Amanda, she's amazing. Just consider adding someone else as well. Does that make sense now?
Y'all did my girl Jeannie so wrong 😭😂
I wish they added Rachel Lindsey. Because I do think they need to give more dark skinned women a chance. Also it will show the beauty and grace and intelligence of a dark skinned women. I do like Amanda I think she is EXTREMELY intelligent and she is also not in the Kardashian's pocket. I just feel like there isn't enough dark skin representation without out the uber aggressive stigma being attached. Amanda will be great but we also know someone like Rachel Lindsey would have been able to do that plus a little. But I feel like she wasn't as famous which is why she wasn't chosen. And let me reiterate the fact that dark skinned women are NOT WELL represented without stereotypes being attached. Also I like 4 women better because they can have guest co-host all the time including dark skinned women they can't really have guest co-host anymore if there are five girls already.
They need an Indian host
@@MissTrinidadandTobago I agree, They need an islander, middle eastern, indian, etc woman. Black is already represented: Tam (mixed), Loni (medium-dark skinned), Amanda (light)... I think they're set for now. Why not bring in someone from a different background ?
Maybe like west Indian or bahamian non Hispanic cause that's what I am and there is like barely any representation. It's like people will literally say or you're not Latina or you're not one of us if you don't speak Spanish. Which is so frustrating
@@h3artands0uLL How amazing would it be for a middle eastern!! Never see them on TV ever
Miss Trinidad and Tobago - Why do yall black women obsess over Indians or Midd Easterners who are the most racist to yall 🤣 self hate
Whoever did this thumbnail hella shady Jeannie looking like she just jumped out of a horror movie and she was the monster 😂😂
1:35 “that’s actually hysterical 😐”
I’ve thought the other thumbnails were coincidental. But this one tells me they aren’t 😂😂
These girls are stepping into a new era ... Blessed in Jesus name
Adrienne loves the sound of her voice n needs applause from every one after
What a horrible sound
Jeese why are you hating her so much!!?
You a hater no? So bored??
I mail packages to work ALLL the time. I’ve had my items stolen one too many times. No Mam.
Me & my bestie worked at a doctor’s office & she would always have packages sent to the office! Then would open it up while we were working! 😂
Cant believe Amanda is joining the table in 2020, low key im hating. First week of her on the show was great, but then..... i just.... no.
Is this true? I’ve seen a few comments saying this.
j4Rose she’s aggressive but they need someone on the panel like her because during some topics the current hosts talk around or sugarcoat their opinions where i believe Amanda won’t.
I prefer Tisha
@@mileycyrus201198 yassss tisha was perfect
They're all too old and too politically correct nothing is exciting about them Amanda's young with a fresh perspective..
I'm with Adrienne on this one. I'm here putting in time to make the company flourish.... Give me my package AND I'm using your materials.
I do this all the time. 0% chance of my package being stolen since delivery companies love delivering packages while people are at work. It depends on where you work though. An office is ideal.
Omg Tamara that dress though! Get it girl
Wowwww u really doing my girl jeannie like that?!! 💀
The thumbnail got me rolling on the floor 🤣
Ok so who doesn’t like Jeannie at the real? That thumbnail 😂😂
My old mail carrier used to hold all of my packages until Saturday when she knew I was home.
F.A. H. That’s so sweet.
@@kiaraw647 yes
Our job allows and separates personal mail within the company. They’re surprisingly ok with it...I still have yet to do it though lmao.
Here in Germany it's pretty normal to receive your packages at work. Until it's not too much, it's not really a problem and I wouldn't know why it should be one. A lot of people work from early morning til late evening, so it's kind of a "service" from your work place to tolerate personal packages.
I have done this, I don't understand the harm. They call me when there are downstares, I'll excuse myself, fetch it, put in next to my desk and that's it!
In France you can also ask to have it delivered straight to the post office (I live 5 minutes away from it so it's cool), or to a network of shops that will take care of the package until you retrieve it for free. So no stealing
Tam is totally glammed!!!
I agree with Adrienne, it’s really not that deep, don’t order a whole big item but if it’s something relatively small that you can just fit in both your hands then its cool
Try it then if your company has a problem don’t do it again, if not repeat🤷🏾♀️🤣
Life Of Fajr agreed 😭😂😭
When Jeannie said “I have family that own a nail salon.” Lol Ofc you do Jeannie 😂 not trying to be offensive, that just made me chuckle cause she then started speaking Vietnamese 🤣
I work in a kitchen where people spend 12+ hours a day almost EVERYDAY working their butt off. My chef actually encourages the staff to send the stuff to the restaurant so it’s not just left on their porch waiting to get stolen.
*you can even have your packages held... wether it’s fedex, USPS or UPS? You can go to the tracking page.. and chose to have your package held at a facility of your choice (whatever’s closest) and all you do is type a few things in like personal info so they know it’s you doing it.. and then you can go and pick it up that day, when ur off work, or even the next day!!* 💝👍🏼
my work doesn't mind. We also don't have a huge office though so we don't get that much mail going in and out, but yeah everyone gets things sent to the office. The receptionist will just keep it up front and call you to pick it up.It's only hand delivered to people if it's like envelopes or something.
My post man left 5 iPhone 11’s on the doorstep and it started to rain..... thankfully i caught it in time
In Ireland we have parcel motels, you put in the address of the shop/service station nearest to you that par takes in the scheme. It gets delivered to the locker system, you then revive a unique pin that will open your locker
It depends, in my work place, for instance, the person receiving the package would be me anyways, either the receptionist would call us to go get it or (as we usually do) ask the delivery a window of time where you'll deliver it or give you a contact number so we'll be there to get it. Of course our receptionist would always get an extra gift because aside from this she's an amazing coworker
I'm blessed. I've NEVER had a package stolen, and my neighbors get packages all the time too. No one has gotten anything stolen
My job allows us to get mail at work specially During holiday season. I’ve mailed thinks out but with stamps/shipping labels I paid for.
I think it depends on your standing in the company. My bank manager always got packages to the office but I wouldn’t have ever tried
I live in the UK and worked as a receptionist, staff were allowed to have personal packages delivered all i had to do was send an e-mail and they came and collected it. I guess it's just down to company culture. Tbh i thought it was the best idea, guys just think of how much time we spend at work!!! & imagine missing a parcel too because you weren't home?? So, why not right?
My job has a strict policy about receiving packages at work. If the mail room receives anything that they suspect if personal, like an Amazon package, they tell you to come get it. LOL. They won't bring it to you like they would work packages.
I used to be a receptionist at an engineering and architecture firm, and people ordered stuff all the time. It wasn’t a big deal. It was more work for me, but I did not mind. I honestly didn’t even think about it being wrong.
I send my packages to my mom office all the time !! Is a consistent address I'm 100% sure is going to get deliver
Amazon does in car delivery and they place your package in you car. You can send them the location of your job and give them the accurate info and they put it in your car. And also Amazon has in home delivery. They leave it inside your house.
I think the only time my dad did that was when our mail was frauded by one of my relatives the the post office won't fix the issue and also with packages was mostly around Christmas so my sister,mom,and I wouldn't see. Other than that he and we never did that.Not on company dime though that's disrespecful.
Check "Getting nostalgic" video. Adrienne wore that exact same shirt Jeanie is wearing.
I don't know where they've worked but when I received personal correspondence at work it didn't go to the mail room, reception would call me up and I'd come down to personally sign for it, take it to my office where it bothered no one, and at the end of the day I'd take it home with me.
It depends on your position honestly. I have an office at work so I have my stuff shipped there.
I worked at a local clothing boutique and my manager would get personal packages sent to her all the time 😂 I know the difference between clothing shipments and a kylieskin box lol. We just set them on her desk, no big deal.
not the vibrator Jeannie 🤣🤣
Well the news where I live suggest to have our packages send to our work so they dont get stolen. I send my packages to work so I know for sure they will be safe so do all my coworkers so I see no problem with it.
Thankful my company has a mailroom that allows us to send and recieve mail/packages... just on our own dime, but I'm cool with that🙌🏾
Tam is red carpet ready ❤
Jeannie's shirt is cute
3:28 it doesn cost anything .. it depends on d seller . there are some products caNT deliver to the locker(ive tryed)
n they are either outside or Inside where a business is open 24hrs
I’m guilty of doing this in the past but it’s mainly because I don’t want my packages stolen.
I have my packages sent to work all the time. One, I am at work nearly 24/7. Two, packages in my area get swiped constantly.. No mam. But before I did all this, I checked with my bosses and they gave me the a okay. It is now a free for all for my packages 😊
What’s wrong with putting your work address to receive a package? You’re paying for it. I’m with Adrienne, what’s the issue?
If you arent the person who work in the mail room... don't expect someone else to be responsible for your packages. But if you have it coordinated, then once in awhile is t a problem.
Its the thumbnail for me!! 😂😂😂
I never knew it was wrong to get personal packages at work place... In all the companies that I used to work, everybody is doing it. It's fine as long as it's not too big like furniture or something.
My packages are coming to work if I say so. I’m here at work during the day and I dont want my packages going him. My bad ass kids open them! 🤣
You know the pouch pirates, why don’t people to use click and collect service to combat that?
Tamera looks stunning!!! 😍
You can be fired in a lot of places for that and there is no ask forgiveness either. Just like using company resources for personal reasons.
So Jeannie change her mind, on the Amazon key🤣🤣🤣🤣.
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I see what you did Tam, bow & all
My mother used to do that with Christmas gifts when I still believed in Santa. Her bosses allowed her to do it and then on non busy days they would all wrap gifts.
I love Ades look the DRESS the NECKLACE 😍
Well based on the nature of my job its actually encouraged we use our company mailing address for all mail and packages For anonymity and safety reasons.
The problem is all the people that have to process those packages. Companies are essentially paying a staff to be your personal post office
I’ve been receiving personal packages and mail at work for 20 years so did my coworkers and bosses I’ve had. Not like huge packages. No one cares. It’s not like we don’t also receive work related packages while at work so who bothers to keep track if they are personal or work related unless they need to get a life.
Adrienne at the start 😂
Actually a lot companies allow it. I worked for comcast and they allowed it as well
just want to say thanks for uploading these to YT! i love the Real but i wouldn’t be able to watch it otherwise
My job allows it. It’s better than working from home to wait for a package.
We haven't had a porch pirate yet, but found out our neighbors are horrible people from package deliveries. Several times we've had large expensive OBVIOUS packages, like TV's, Computers, that were accidentally delivered to their house. 3 times now we've gone over to their house to inquire, and they straight up lie, make up a story and are stupid enough to have the package with in sight from the door. When we call them on it.... oh the stories🤥🙄😒🤨
If you work full-time, you can't accept your packages at home ever! I am happy that a lot of firms in the UK accept personal post.
My work policy says this is not allowed. And they definitely send reminders during the holidays!
I get personal packages sent to work that aren't really big. Only cuz the delivery at home isnt best, we have receptionist that get them and hold them til come get it 🤷🏽♀️
Its costly for the workplace. At least that's what i can get from this issue. Its cost effective to not allow personal packages to be sent.