00:00Hey everybody, it's me. I'm over here. I'm working in Ireland. You know, I wanted to pack white, so I
00:06decided to ship some old clothes over here to Ireland. I don't buy a lot of clothes. I've had these
00:12clothes probably since the 90s.
00:16So I used a shipping service that, I don't want to say the name, but it rhymes with BreadX. So
00:24on October 26th, that box left upstate New York and it went straight to Memphis and then from Memphis it
00:31went to France and by September 28th it arrived in Germany.
00:35On September 29th, they shipped it straight to Israel, not Ireland, Israel. On October 3rd it went back from Israel,
00:44got to France. On October 4th it went back to Israel. On October 5th it went from Israel to Germany
00:51and on October 6th it went back to Israel.
00:55Not to Ireland, back to Israel. But on October 10th, that box of old clothes made its way all the
01:03way to France. And on October 11th it arrived in the UK, in England. Pretty close.
01:12Guess what? Guess what? On October 11th it left the UK and came straight to Ireland where it has been
01:22sitting for five days and they say they're unable to deliver it. I don't understand why. It's just sitting there.
01:32I can't get a person on the phone. I have not been able to talk to anybody. I know what
01:38you're thinking. Just go buy some more clothes.
01:41And you're right. I could buy some clothes. But I want these clothes. I've had them since the 90s. These
01:48are like, they have a certain sentimental value. Old boots, old jeans, old hats. Any suggestions am I ever going
02:01to see this stuff? It's starting to get cold here.
