Pack & Post. Alfred Phucket Ladies and Gentlemen, the Fabulous, Mr. Phucket. Santa Barbara California

I was expecting a shipment of necessary computer equipment as required for my vocation. I checked the shipping status regularly because this was more urgent than say, my usual Amazonian trinkets. I had this shipped 2-day-air, but there were some delays and communication problems. It arrived slightly late, but I was relieved to see the online status as delivered and signed by, “A. Phucket.” I thought, “Hmm, an interesting name. Vietnamese perhaps?” I called ahead to confirm the Web Site status. Nobody claimed to know anyone named Phucket. Now, I was worried again and went to S.B. Pack & Post during my lunch break, instead of after work as planned.

I was relieved to find out that indeed “A. Phucket” did work here. In fact he greeted me at the desk. He was a very polite young man. Not meaning to be invasive, I had to ask the origin of his name but he declined to say. I don’t blame him because I don’t have a right to know his personal business. I was just curious. In any case, thank you A. Phucket, your service was excellent. However, I’m only giving 2 stars because of the worry your co-workers put me through, by denying your existence. Still don’t know why they did that. Maybe they tease you about your name? I hope not because I’ve known people teased for their names. People like, “Harry Bajyyna,” “E. Norrmuss Johnson,” and “Russel Ashwype” to name a few. Also, note famous people like NASCAR driver, “Richard Leroy Trickle” aka “d**k Trickle,” 1941-2013. So, as you can see, yours is a beautiful name by comparison.

So, A. Phucket, your proud parents Father and Mother Phucket, gave you a great name and an excellent work ethic. I was expecting a shipment of necessary computer equipment as required for my vocation. I checked the shipping status regularly because this was more urgent than say, my usual Amazonian trinkets. I had this shipped 2-day-air, but there were some delays and communication problems. It arrived slightly late, but I was relieved to see the online status as delivered and signed by, “A. Phucket.” I thought, “Hmm, an interesting name. Vietnamese perhaps?” I called ahead to confirm the Web Site status. Nobody claimed to know anyone named Phucket. Now, I was worried again and went to S.B. Pack & Post during my lunch break, instead of after work as planned. I was relieved to find out that indeed “A. Phucket” did work here. In fact he greeted me at the desk. He was a very polite young man. Not meaning to be invasive, I had to ask the origin of his name but he declined to say.

I don’t blame him because I don’t have a right to know his personal business. I was just curious. In any case, thank you A. Phucket, your service was excellent. However, I’m only giving 2 stars because of the worry your co-workers put me through, by denying your existence. Still don’t know why they did that. Maybe they tease you about your name? I hope not because I’ve known people teased for their names. People like, “Harry Bajyyna,” “E. Norrmuss Johnson,” and “Russel Ashwype” to name a few. Also, note famous people like NASCAR driver, “Richard Leroy Trickle” aka “d**k Trickle,” 1941-2013. So, as you can see, yours is a beautiful name by comparison. So, A. Phucket, your proud parents Father and Mother Phucket, gave you a great name and an excellent work ethic.