CreasingUnicorn

As a physicians assistant in one of the most remote areas of the world, what are the most common issues that you see in your patients during a typical year?

Also, how many The Things have you had to deal with so far out there?

Unfortunately, Lasership has a history of being unreliable, and I have to agree, with a vast majority of packages that I order, USPS is the most reliable and UPS will often just leave a note on my door no-matter what I do or say, but Lasership has lost about 25% of my orders shipped through them. Lost, as in the package gets to Lasership and then it is never heard from again and I have to ask for a replacement/refund. So a few questions:

• What kinds of regulations are there for drivers?
• Is there any oversight for packages actually getting delivered, or do drivers just say they did their job and get a paycheck no questions asked?
• How can a delivery company stay in business when they have less than a 75% success rate, why do so many companies use them even with so many refunds and replacements needed?

We're like cheap Japanese hookers

Whelp I guess that answers most of my questions anyways, companies can afford a few losses if the job gets done at least MOST of the time for an extremely low price. Thanks for the reply and keep up the good work, hopefully a few bad apples don't stop you honest people from doing a good job!