If you’re a paper-and-pen purist (or just someone who enjoys licking envelopes like it’s 1995), grab your checkbook. This is the method that makes you feel like a responsible adult, even if your “signature” looks like a spider fell in ink and had a seizure. Write the check, put it in the return envelope, and—this is crucial—do not forget the stamp. I’ve mailed an unstamped bill before, and I swear it came back with a sad face drawn on it by the Post Office.
Pop it in the mailbox and give it a little pat. Some people say a little prayer or a “good luck, little paper.” I just tell it, “You’re on your own, buddy.” Honestly, mailing it feels like sending a carrier pigeon into the wilderness. You hope it gets there, but you’re not entirely sure until three weeks later when you don’t get a late notice.
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