Okay, now does this make sense? I was looking up the tracking for a package I ordered at Amazon. It's a new baby seat.
It's coming from Texas.
They took it to Oakland, California. Just a state away. Not too far, really.
No, wait... Then they took it to Tennessee?
How is Tennessee closer to Oregon than California? Oh, I get it. That's where the wormhole is. Gotcha.
Or maybe they want to make sure that I don't get it before the estimated delivery date.
Actually, I do understand that if there weren't enough packages heading to OR from CA (who would have thought?) the package would "hitch a ride" to another city where a shipment to OR was already scheduled. In this case, a city in TN.
Oh, well. It sucks, but at least the seat is on it's way. $60 cheaper than anywhere local and with free 2 day shipping. Can't really argue with that.
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