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Finally got that promotion after 6 long years of going building to building doing over time like crazy. I proved my self that I can stick to any situation, I wanted to quit so many times because of how they treat us and still is but I kept going because I had goals to accomplish and have many more to come rather if I’m single or not nobody makes your life happy be you,I got god ,family and small cycle of friends behind me,keep positive vibes and future to look for. This is for my go getters that’s hungry…And I ain’t even full yet…keep grindin. ✌??? #formyhustlers #moneymakingmonster #postalworker #massagetherapist #bartender #progamer #callofdutychampion #hugesupporter #nightshift #vamplife #animelover #letsgetthisW

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How not to make a delivery @usps_service #usps #lazy

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1004: The Bane of my Existence #Portland #Oregon #PDX #Ptown #fall #work #USPS #nightphotography #photography ##blackandwhite

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The U.S. Postal Service currently employs more than 100,000 military veterans in various positions throughout our network. We are thankful for their service in military and postal uniforms. #VeteransDayTribute pic.twitter.com/II7ErhsEPX

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