In the stress of the pre-Christmas season, a Hermes messenger made a very strange note. He puzzles the viewer.
- A strange Hermes note puzzles.
- It is full of arrows and comments.
- The Hermes messenger probably passes the confusion on to the other viewers ...
Munich - In the period before Christmas , parcel deliverers have a lot to do. And it's really not easy. The recipients live under the roof without an elevator or are not there at all, order like the savages and of course prefer the packages the day before yesterday to the day after tomorrow.
Hermes note extremely unusual - what are the arrows and crosses?
In all the stress you can get a little confused as a Hermes messenger. And provide for perhaps the strangest notification slip ever. This has landed on the Facebook page "Best of parcel delivery" and on the matching Instagram page. It is not confirmed that it is real, but nobody actually thinks of something like that.
The note looks like a steamroller with the ballpoint pen plowed over it. Two crosses, an arrow, a scribbled signature, plus the date, time and several scribbled sentences.
"No storage location, no there ... what's lost?" - the part can still be understood somewhat. It becomes more difficult to assign where the arrow points, but that is still understandable. "Your shipment goes back to the sender", should probably be marked with a cross and arrow.
It is definitely abstruse at the bottom of the note. "Are you playing ......?" Is to be read there. And then it’s really difficult to interpret.
Hermes note lets users demand: "Help the poor delivery person"
One user appeals to the others on Facebook: "Now people can help the poor delivery person to answer his unresolved questions, he is gonna wear himself out a day at a time !!!" And another viewer says in view of the typing error: Package is ' lost '. ”
It is not the first Hermes note that causes surprise on the Internet. The notification with the incredibly sad words went viral. A Hermes messenger in Vaterstetten left a note to show the location of a parcel. The strange drawing went viral via the Jodel app.
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