Let’s be honest. It’s a piece of paper. Nobody will starve if your card arrives on December 27th.
But the vibe is everything. A late card screams, “I forgot about you until five minutes ago.”
You want to be the person who sent their wishes on time. Even if that means using a stamp that costs less.
It’s a game of postal honor. You are playing against your own procrastination. And the mailbox always wins.
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Did you know that sorting machines hate glitter? They really do. A glitter-encrusted card can jam a machine for hours.
Imagine the postal workers. They are elves in high-visibility vests. They do not appreciate your sparkle.
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Another gem: Sending a carrot? You can do that. But it needs a proper stamp. A carrot counts as a “bulky item.”
On the last day for Second Class post, workers see everything. Socks. Biscuits. Homemade, sticky fudge in a Ziploc bag.
Your envelope is likely the tamest item. Be proud of that boring, flat rectangle.