It is pretty annoying when mail carriers or delivery drivers can’t find your home to make the delivery.

What would you do if you saw the delivery people who said they couldn’t find your address turning around in your driveway?

That is what happened to this woman, but she got her revenge.

Check it out.

Can’t find our house? Drive another 100 yards.

So, little story of petty revenge my family did.

Weird, it is their one job.

For whatever reason, no mail service could find our address.

Which we would understand if we were some of those idiots who has their numbers hidden or almost completely scratched away.

So we have our address posted in three different locations.

First being next to our door.

It’s a fair distance from the road, you know what? Can’t blame you for missing it.

They are really going above and beyond here.

So, we posted the second one on our gate.

Two car lengths away from the street.

Should be visible to anyone bothering to look. But you never know about someone’s eye sight.

What we can’t forgive is them missing the foot tall numbers, TWO STEPS FROM THE THE ROAD.

Somehow still unable to find us.

That is inexcusable.

You know for people that repeatedly said they couldn’t find us, they seemed very adept at finding our driveway to do a U-turn.

Alright then, can’t find us but you can find our driveway?

It would be a shame if we posted a “fence” that just so happened to block U-turns.

A real shame.

Now they have to drive down the entire road just to do a U-turn.

You don’t get to tear up our driveway at 50 mph if you can’t deliver our packages to us.

Hey, it’s your property, put the fence anywhere you would like.

Take a look at some of these great comments.

What were they thinking?

You can’t fix stupid.

They fully rely on technology.

This commenter is probably right.

I guess you can’t blame them for that.

Come on driver, you had one job!

This would be very annoying, for sure.

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