u/Co1or_b1ind

Mail Theft is crazier than you think

I don't know the best way to say this, and believe me I have tried many different ways.
Mail theft is kinda slept on, and not in a good way. walk with me

The mail carrier starts his day off on his route, and he knows that every locked box he comes across can be opened with his key. The "arrow" key.

Cluster mail boxes, blue drop boxes, wall mail panels, package lockers. They all use a lock called the "arrow" lock. Together, the arrow lock and key form the backbone to the USPS delivery method.

You might hear stories on the news talking about a gang of dudes jumping on a mail carrier and stealing his "master key" .....they always call it that. Or hear stories about someone stealing a key, an inside job maybe.

What you don't hear on the news is that criminals have been making their own "master key" for years. They didnt have to jump a mail man to do it either. They cut their own keys...

Think about that for just a second.....

Criminals have learned to cut their own arrow key so they can gain access to all the things the mail carrier has access to. 1 key. So now the theft looks a whole lot different, almost invisible.

Mail theft is a nexus for the criminal underworld. Fraud, identity theft...you don't need me to tell you what all is behind those locked boxes. It's important shit, some of the most important shit.

But when was the last time you saw a news story talking about mail theft that mentioned the locks being compromised?

Its not because they don't know its happening, they know its happening for sure. The arrow lock was made like before world war 2, yet they used it to lock up all your personal shit.

I could talk about this for days, but the bottom line is this....if you receive your mail in any of the above ways, id think about getting a p.o box

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u/Co1or_b1ind — 5 days ago

Like you, I also am getting back into skating for the first time in a long ass time. My legs are shaky, and keeping my balance resembles a vertical seizure. Skates have also changed a bit since back when. For anyone who has came back after a long hiatus, how long did it take to feel confident rolling? What helped the most? I don’t remember falling ever hurting like it does now 😂

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u/Co1or_b1ind — 11 days ago

Like a lot of you here this is my first time strapping them boots on in like 20+ years. I bought THEM skates off a dude online this week, and the last pair I bought were when the Broskows came out.

When I stopped skating I was accustomed to anti rocker frames and never skated stock liners.

I’m wondering what would be the most beneficial for the comeback tour. Liners or frames.

Anyone care to share their opinion on the matter. Was there a learning curve coming off anti rockers?

Are liners still critical for range of motion, or are stock liners good enough for you?

And if you were gonna end up switching both, which would you replace first?

u/Co1or_b1ind — 17 days ago