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[sfe187]

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Drivers can do anything they want.

[Citadelgrad87]

Rat you out for what? Too much? Can you cite a law that says how much you can own?

No, there is no shipper/receiver privilege that I'm aware of.

[MarinRange42]

Anyone can see something and or say something. I think most leads never get a second look or follow through.

Btw....I just turned you in, sleep well

[Capybara]

My UPS driver delivered 20k 9mm Xtreme bullets to me yesterday. He brought them up to my porch with a hand truck and asked, "So you going to get some more" with a wink, I think he might be a gun guy. I think it was a few hundred pounds. I love buying bullets.

[Angrysnarf]

Of course

[Lonestargrizzly]

Just make sure your box full of grenades doesn't fall and open in his truck.
Or else Janet Reno will come back from the grave to haunt you.

[icyteddy]

It's none of the UPS drivers business on what or how many amount of product you buy. As little long as you are within the law... it's none of their business. They are probably just mad because he needs to deliver multiple heavy boxes to you address. And if he does tell, that means he isn't staying busy enough.

[Dillon]

I had 10,300 rounds of 9mm delivered. was 325 lbs

[colossians323]

amatures

[AdidasCJ]

Just make sure your box full of grenades doesn't fall and open in his truck.
Or else Janet Reno will come back from the grave to haunt you.

Was JUST gonna say this...

As long as your are within the law and not buying live grenades and ****... There is no law about HOW much you can have...

[E92335i]

Order some more and make him deliver those.

[CouchOperator]

Theyre probably busy with their route and probably couldnt care less. All they care about is finishing the route in a timely manner

[Oceanbob]

.....only if the Voices tell you he is.........

[Dillon]

ammo

I had 10,300 rounds 9mm ammo delivered. weighed 325 lbs.