jlf1961 -> RE: Universal questions.... (6/25/2008 6:07:52 PM)
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If a package has a departure scan time of 10:10 pacific time Monday the 23rd, which equates to 12:10AM central time and it will be travelling to the central texas hub of Dallas TX, a distance of 1,440.47 miles. Which in turn equates to a 20 hour drive, and given that the usual pattarn for UPS ground is to stop at various hubs enroute so that items can be put on trucks for that particular state, which would mean a stop in phoenix, el paso, dallas, then back to abilene. This means travel times of 5.5 hours LA to Phoenix. 6hours 12 minutes from phoenix to El Paso 9 hours 4 minutes from El Paso to Dallas 2hours 41 minutes from dallas back to abilene. now, if you add an average of 2 hours for sorting and reloading at each hub, you would get a total of 31 hours for the entire transit. This leads to the conclusion that said package should have been in Abilene tx this morning. However, the last scan of said package was the departure scan in LA, which indicates the trailer this package was on has not been opened and the contents scanned, which still means the damn thing should have been in abilene this morning. Now, the only logical conclusion is that either the truck is driving well below the speed limit, OR, the truck is making a stop at every diner, massage parlor, gambling hall, bar and brothels between LA and Dallas.
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