Retiring mailman finds hundreds of decorated mailboxes on final route | Humankind 

That's for sure.

He'll just have to watch this and do the same haha. Being kind is simple, and people that dont understand that, have imo a big mental issue.

Mr. Fair ...behave

Awesome story

But.....isnt it illegal to put stuff in peoples mailboxes??? Why not knock on door or call

This is the America we need to get back to, this is the way I feel towards people.

The messed up left does not understand what we see in the video!

It's easy to appreciate someone in the service industry, but is that same feeling holding up if he were to move in next door.

@@superfast30 the messed up lefty, right here, recognizes love and respect just fine. Perhaps you need a lesson.

@@superfast30 It's about human decency, and that's neither "left" or "right." And slapping political labels on people divides us further.

@@superfast30 Keep your politics out of this. I could point out to you THOUSANDS of cases where it's the RIGHT who is getting in the way of decent humans just trying to get along, and that's just in the last 3 1/2years. It's been going on since Nixon from your side. Reagan kicked the American hatred up by a dozen notches with his "welfare queen" and "lazy and drunk workers" nonsense, and the right has been full steam on hating and dividing Americans from each other ever since. Your head is up your ass. Pull it out.

I grew up in Plattsburgh, NY, and we had one mailman, he was awesome and friendly. He retired after 34 years, that man would deliver in the rain and snow and during the hot summer days we’d have a glass pitcher with ice cubes and lemonade waiting for him, sweat running down the sides. He'd sit on the front porch with us to take a breather and just chat.😁👍

WiL Clark great memories

And when you'd leave them a little thank you at the holidays with a giftcard or a 10.00 bill for a cup of coffee.

@@bluegoddess1386 Been there, done that..., and all the men and women who deliver our mail, they deserve a medal every day, especially now. My mailman hid a package from my dad so no one could see it. It was a keepsake box and I've been collecting them for over 30 years..., my boxes hold trinkets and memories. My dad is 80 years old, I haven't seen him in 8 years and he was supposed to come see me but I told him to stay home, I didn't want him flying in a confined metal tube during a pandemic. If some porch pirate had stolen it I would've been devestated. My box is the best out of all that I have..., I love my dad and my mailman.

@no ididnt I've seen that video, it's cute, that boy sneaking a doggie hug every day. 🤗🤗😁

I feel the same way

did you share this video? lol

@@erichenry386 absolutely :-)

@dyy Fethiiyhn low IQ

exactly i really want to like this comment but i wont because its at 111 and thats a prime universal number!!!!!

I have two, one is a cute black woman. I wonder if she single. She been dropping off mail for 2 years, we always smile and say hi while on my jog through the neighborhood. Hehe

@Anonymous Guy Makes sense. My street is secluded and has a weird maze-like shape with two sections, so I could see them not wanting to come back.

O know right, I was just saying that to my wife that they switch our postee like flies.

😂😂🤣🤣 You ain’t never lied. Our mail come at 5:30 pm sometime.

Trust me. We do. I do. 26 year Carrier Carrier. I am so in love with my customers and they are of me. I am what my customers call....their Hero. I have to take care of them. We are family!❤

Put the knife down and step away from the onions

Seems like they'd call the cops if they smelled weed from my house.

a typical all white upper middle class neighbourhood.

Yea. Not every neighborhood has so many loving and caring ppl. One thing i know though. Love is more infectious than any virus.

They probably were babies when he started.

Not weird at all. This is how us appreciated mail carriers are treated. When you take care of your customers. They will go above and beyond for you.

@@msbelindab5231 - The weird part isn't a block party in appreciation of a mail carrier. The weird part is seeing people congregate for a block party at all. I was inwardly cringing at all the hugs and close proximity, thinking about virus spread, because that is how my brain is programmed to think now after a year of quarantine, lol

@@ChristophProbst I do understand. I was on a route for 11 years. It was majority walking. My customers were big time huggers.. I had to bid to a riding route because my knees had gotten so bad. I left that route December 2020 and my last day there were signs and decorated mailboxes and gifts galore. It was very humbling and I was so touched. And this of course was doing Covid. But they still went out of there way to show me their appreciation. 🥰❤

Very articulate.