Last Week Tonight: The United States Postal Service

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In light of Trump's recent war against the US Postal Service, Last Week Tonight examines how the USPS got in danger of bankruptcy, how its workers are on the frontlines of the COVID-19, and what can be done to help save it. Last Week Tonight has also launched its own 20 stamp collection for people to buy to help support the USPS at $14 ($11 will

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[zoaster_toaster]

Yet Trump is making this situation possible.

[shannenb]

[zoaster_toaster]

Chijohn is included in the stamp collection.

[shannenb]

[mhfromnh]

technically it's 5 out of 20 stamps.

[koushiba]

We bought stamps and were trying to use the usps more and I’ve signed every petition I can but I’m still scared :/ and I can’t believe I have to be scared of this??? What a world we live in.

My moms been doing legal stuff for my grandmas trust and it would’ve cost her $60+ to send her brother back some things she signed with UPS but with the usps it was $20. It’s insane. I cannot imagine what it would be like if it was completely privatized.

[thelibraryofsex]

It doesn’t help that people in the post office are the worse and rude AF.

[ghouligan]

Not all of them are.

[sailormood]

Honestly after years of standing in line behind assholes at the dmv and post office - I get why some postal and dmv employees are dry and no nonsense.

[peroxidelace]

Yep, I worked for the USPS and it was the worst job ever.

The mental, emotional and verbal abuse customers dealt to me daily was mind numbing.

[ghouligan]

The USPS needs to be saved. Their workers are working and being exposed to possible Coronavirus carriers every day. Often , they work 6 days a week too. Terrible. I feel so bad for them.