DHL says that delivery from USA to a large city in the Middle East usually takes 2-3 days, it actually takes:
- 2-3 days
- 4-5 days
- a week
- 10 days
The longest a DHL delivery from USA to a large city in the Middle East has taken is:
- a week
- 10 days
- 2 weeks
- 3 weeks
When you pay for a 2-3 day delivery which ends up taking 3 weeks, DHL will
- give a refund
- give a coupon for a future delivery
- send flowers, chocolates, French perfume and a heartfelt, hand-written apology
- ignore your e-mails and do nothing
If a DHL driver says, “I am coming now” that means:
- 5 minutes
- 30 minutes
- 1 hour
- any period of time between 1 minute to four hours
If a DHL driver calls at 10:30am to say that he will deliver that package at 4pm, you should expect to see him about:
- 4pm
- 4:30pm
- 7pm
- 10:45am
If the DHL driver has (by some miracle) decided to deliver your package, is within a mile of your house and has the exact location from WhatsApp, you should expect:
- 1-3 text messages/ calls
- 4-7 text messages/ calls
- 8-10 text messages/ calls
- give up all hope and any plans you had for the next 45 minutes
DHL drives are versed in the 4 cardinal directions (N-S-E-W), left-right-ahead-backwards, and up-down:
- yes
- maybe
- no
- don’t be ridiculous
Following the DHL trunk and honking until it pulls over is
- rude
- really rude
- insufferably rude
- the easiest (sometimes the only) way to get your package
The person who runs DHL is
- McAuslan
- wombat
- bear
- mutated beast created in and escaped from the bio-engineering lab
DHL and all its drivers should be consigned to which circle of hell
- 5
- 8
- 9
- there is no pit deep enough