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You know what I feel?
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We have talked to our parents sister.
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They, they keep opening our mail and just like they go
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I go but it's already all ripped.
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Like no, this has to stop.
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like my mom, she literally opened my mail yesterday.
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I mean, it was a bill but at least pay for
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it. Whoever saw it first.
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Yeah, but then Tambien.
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Ok. So it's my state farm insurance bill,
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right? She was her little excuse.
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Oh, it's because I thought it was mine because we both
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have state farm. But your name is Jennifer.
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That's what I'm saying.
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You gotta read, girl,
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you gotta read, at least in my defense.
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My dad's name is exactly the same and sometimes they don't put
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junior online. So I'm like,
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But anyways, so apparently the reason I bring this up is
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because the U SPS has been approving thousands of requests from the
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FBI to spy on our letters and packages.
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So while we're like,
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you know, mad at our parents were opening our mail,
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these guys are already doing it.
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So the postal service rarely say no to authorities inspecting mail sharing
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tens of thousands of letters and packages since 2015.
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you're working for the Fed.
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But like, it's crazy because again,
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our malls we know it's coming and they're gonna check our mail
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But I wonder how regulated this,
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like, inspection thing is from the,
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you know, the government side because do they just check everything
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like, when I order inappropriate things?
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like, remember Adam and eve.com,
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did you ever order anything from that?
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What's Adam and eve.com?
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I just said, I don't even know if that exists,
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I think. But Adam and eve.com was a website for adults
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you know, toys and lingerie,
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I think. And so imagine the game,
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like you're like, you're only like,
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self conscious about ordering stuff and they're like,
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like, so to see it and then like every other.
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Yeah. Huh. But again,
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at least it wasn't your mom.
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I don't get embarrassed with that kind of stuff.
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I got mine at Target and it just went through the little
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conveyor belt. Like I don't care.
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So apparently, like these investigations usually include like a theft or
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like contra brand like narcotics or even bombs.
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But yeah, apparently the U SPS is doing this to
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protect Americans. I think they're being cheese muscles maybe.
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But also they're being kind of like snitches in a good way
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according to a report that their inspection services of their,
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of our mail has been,
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resulting in convictions in 2022 they had a 94% conviction
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rate. So they trusted their hunch with these mail packages and
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I guess it paid off,
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you know what, maybe our moms should apply for the U
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SPS. She would like flourish in that job,
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like official. Like,
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what's your, what's your job title?
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I'm a mail Cheese Mosa or something.
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Like, what do you package cheese Mosa?
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But I feel like that would be good for them.
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You know what I'm gonna see how they can apply.
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