Hates delivering mail before Christmas and there's also this homosexual named Tim on my street with a loose dog. This penguin sold me a bootleg Rolex too so I'm just in a bad mood the post office should give more time off
People send Christmas letters to folks they don't talk to but once a year.
Not to mention relatives sending presents they're going to send back.
How many toiletry kits does a man need?
How about those stupid letters from kids to Santa? >'Dear Santa, send me a bike.'
No! Your father's been laid off!
As if I didn't have enough pressure, my son wants some goofy-butt toy, some fruity robot named Turtle Man.
>HEARTWARMING: Coworkers Band Together to Purchase $500 Used Car for 80-Year-Old Cashier Who Has Been Walking to Work 30 Miles Both Ways for the Last 60 Years
He had to work during Christmas, I work in retail and can understand his pain, somewhat. But he works for a parcel service during the holidays, so that shits ten times worse.
he tried to frick olive
All of what?
his moustache
This artstyle was fricking trash
You shit your prostitute mouth.
>Verification not required.
Objectively wrong, it was SOVL.
Call me an autist but I’d skitter away like a hissing wienerroach if they were going to take photos of me and post them with some dumb shit.
I had to walk miles uphill and back in snowstorms before at an old job I had, it is what it is.
It's the style from the book, numb nuts.
Hates delivering mail before Christmas and there's also this homosexual named Tim on my street with a loose dog. This penguin sold me a bootleg Rolex too so I'm just in a bad mood the post office should give more time off
You tell me.
>What no choo-choo train does to a homie.
Work a December in the postal industry and you'll understand.
>mfw FedEx warehouse grunt.
homies order the dumbest shit.
People send Christmas letters to folks they don't talk to but once a year.
Not to mention relatives sending presents they're going to send back.
How many toiletry kits does a man need?
How about those stupid letters from kids to Santa?
>'Dear Santa, send me a bike.'
No! Your father's been laid off!
As if I didn't have enough pressure, my son wants some goofy-butt toy, some fruity robot named Turtle Man.
You don't see Cory pulling this shit.
"We'll make sure he won't be walking home!" cuz he's gonna frickin work all night and all day tomorrow.
Do Americans really think going outside in weather is some momentously near-impossible feat of perseverance?
>HEARTWARMING: Coworkers Band Together to Purchase $500 Used Car for 80-Year-Old Cashier Who Has Been Walking to Work 30 Miles Both Ways for the Last 60 Years
>we will make sure he doesn't walk home!
Oh God, they're going to make him live there?
the managers are going to take turns with him until he can't stand straight
If this was made today, he'd be an Amazon driver, and also totally justified in trying to ruin Christmas
He had to work during Christmas, I work in retail and can understand his pain, somewhat. But he works for a parcel service during the holidays, so that shits ten times worse.
If he hated his job so much, why didn’t he just go into a different line of work?
Is this the only movie where Santa Claus' existence is taken as 100% fact by all adults and never questioned?
I remember watching this as a kid for some reason this guy scared me, found him deeply unnerving.
Dude didn't lift enough, that was all.