Photo: Vaughn, New Mexico Post Office, by Thomas M. Rösner, some rights reserved. Photo shared under the Creative Commons License.

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Postal worker using a blowtorch to try to melt enough ice to open the mailbox outside the coffee shop. He put up a valiant fight, but he did not win this battle. #USPS #SnowDay #KeptFromSpeedyCompletionOfHisAppointedRounds

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#DTLA last weekend during the rain. Postman working through it. 2019 #losangeles #everybodystreet #leicam10 #streetphotography #canpubphoto #usps #everydayusa #lastreetcollective #spi_collective #raininla

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Three former Mobile USPS workers plead guilty to embezzling mail, distributing marijuanahttps://t.co/TwPJJNphVA pic.twitter.com/UBIQgeKhNg

— NBC 15 News (@mynbc15) January 19, 2019

Gotta love how my mail carrier leaves packages at the very edge of the porch on rainy days, and they get soaked. Or half-destroyed. Or not delivered at all. (Last month they delivered my stuff to someone else, and I filled out a form, but oh well, I guess). @USPS pic.twitter.com/2KlJntM87F

— Elvenham (@elvenham) January 19, 2019

Omg girl, this is where the package could be at. ??‍♂️ pic.twitter.com/EEhJWlTqJz

— Juan Avila (@oyeahisme) January 20, 2019

The Gardner Post Office had a vehicle drive thru one of the walls today. Repairs are expected to commence immediately and we will be open for business in Tuesday pic.twitter.com/0Pa10lbhME

— USPS Colorado (@USPS_Colorado) January 19, 2019

Thank you #usps for your loyal service. But an apology would have been appreciated for knocking down our mailbox??‍♂️ pic.twitter.com/W6MYDEGQhQ

— Alonzo Marshall (@alonzo3rd) January 19, 2019

Great job @USPS! My son’s tax documents from one of his jobs was destroyed by you. 4 lost packages and now ripped up tax documents with a section completely missing. I’m so sick of having no recourse over our terrible postal service. pic.twitter.com/orXNvMjaA5

— Amy Moore (@my3mooreboys) January 19, 2019

@USPS thanks postal service for ruining my mail! Hard to see it but they some how fight four Amazon orders into a little box. In order to get most my mail out I had to rip it. New screen protector came in broke too. pic.twitter.com/H3KwIJTQCZ

— Katalina (@Cdxlv) January 19, 2019

@USPS Last sunday a usps employee backed into my a friends mom’s garage. While I seriously question what the driver was doing, it doesn’t upset me as much as how she has been treated since then. Her calls go directly to a full voicemail box and it’s been a week with no response. pic.twitter.com/Z9mcp8I4To

— Matt Barrett (@mbar9607) January 19, 2019

The perks of working from home on a snow day…I get to witness the great work of our @USPS mail carrier! #Man’sBestFriend ????? pic.twitter.com/gENWA7AAMw

— COACH TK (@Coach_Kowalczyk) January 20, 2019

The @USPS is representing today in snowbound Northbrook! pic.twitter.com/uFmRVjiCui

— Curt Abcde Schaller (@curtschaller) January 19, 2019

@USPS thanks for leaving my books in the rain. pic.twitter.com/RwRXS8BFe9

— hank holliger (@HHolliger) January 19, 2019