A Hermes courier delivers to a mysterious neighbor. The Internet world is puzzled and amazed by the unknown shape of light.
- A fatal mistake happens to a Hermes messenger .
- Who or where is woman, man or family " light "?
- Everyone is wondering: where did the package land?
Christmas time in Germany : Parcel carriers from UPS , DHL , Hermes , Amazon , GLS and Co. have to do a tough job at the end of the year, because the ordered gifts should be under the Christmas tree on time. To do this, they jet from door to door from morning to night, let drivers or dogs shove at them, hurry up and down stairs to deliver dozens of packages.
If the recipient is not to be found, the committed deliverer deposits his freight in the nearest kiosk or, even better, at the neighbor's , before the desired goods go back to the remote central warehouse and sift there. The hurried messenger hastily scribbles a notification slip and hangs it up.
Hermes messenger deposited delivery with brightly lit neighbors
It is well known that the overloaded messenger likes to put the parcels and parcels in unusual places as well as in a special way. But with this strange delivery everyone is groping in the dark and wondering where the package is.
A courier from the parcel service provider Hermes leaves his delivery at “Licht”; the notification note reads: "We were able to deliver your consignment: to your neighbors 'light'".
Hermes message makes for laughter: Where does Ms. or Mister “Light” live?
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The Hermes messenger obviously confuses the light button of the lighting with the bell buttons of the house residents. On Instagram, this delivery email causes a lot of smiles and malice. A Hermes messenger in Vaterstetten left a note to show the location of a parcel. The strange drawing went viral via the Jodel app.
And everyone is wondering: who is, or where does the woman, gentleman or family live “light”? Or does the delivery even hang on a light bulb, fluorescent tube or a candlestick? Of course, a user has what is probably the most obvious gag in stock: "Apparently the brightest lamp was not the Hermes messenger," he writes. It is uncertain whether the goods have ever reached the buyer. Or was it a very bright light that just made up this fun?
Meanwhile, a criminal case caused a stir in a parcel service provider in Erding (Bavaria): deliverers steal parcels with expensive cell phones, as Merkur.de * reports.
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* Merkur.de is part of the nationwide Ippen-Digital editors network