Can I send food through Canada post?
Ugh, sending food through Canada Post? Its a gamble, honestly. They say you can, but the at your own risk part really gets to me. My aunt once tried sending homemade cookies, and they arrived looking like a science experiment. No insurance? Thats a huge deal-breaker for me. Id rather hand-deliver it or risk nothing at all. The hassle isnt worth the potential loss, especially if its something precious.
Can I send food through Canada Post? Ugh, it’s such a headache, isn’t it? I mean, technically they say you can, right? But that whole “at your own risk” thing? That just screams trouble to me. It’s like, thanks, but no thanks. I remember, my aunt Millie – bless her heart – tried sending a batch of her famous oatmeal raisin cookies across the country. They arrived… well, let’s just say they looked less like cookies and more like some sort of… crumbly, smashed… alien artifact. Seriously. Total disaster. And no insurance? Forget it. Absolutely not. If it’s something I really care about, I’d honestly rather drive it myself. Or just, you know, not send it at all. What’s the point of risking grandma’s secret recipe getting pulverized into oblivion? Is it really worth the hassle? I think not. For me, the potential heartbreak (and wasted baking effort!) just isn’t worth it.
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