Tod Maffin asks Canadian snack and cereal makers to stop sending him product samples to his public P.O. Box in Nanaimo. Each delivery forces him to collect packages and creates pressure to make videos about them. He emphasizes that a public address doesn't mean permission to ship.
Chapters
Please stop. I'm serious. Stop sending me your delicious Canadian snack food. Stop it. I don't need to see any more in my mailbox, which is at P.O. Box 55085, RPO Southgate Mall, Nanaimo, BC V9R0B6. Especially, and I mean this, if they are crunchy or salty or cream-filled or breakfast foods like cereal or flavored oatmeal. So please, for the love of Newfoundland cod, Stop it. Because what happens is then I have to go to the post office box at the Shoppers Drug Mart every Tuesday afternoon when I got my eyebrows done, pick it up, and then that means I'll probably have to make a video about the snack food or tasty Canadian cereals, especially if you're a small company, and maybe the town it comes from or the people who make it. So please stop. And, and, and just because Canada Post will deliver it to that mailbox and even let you put tracking on it so you can make sure that it gets to me safely doesn't mean you should do it. Makers of Canadian snack food who could probably benefit from having a video made about their product. Especially you small Canadian family-run snack food companies, I'm talking to you. Don't. Please don't. Please. Stop. Please. I don't need any of this sent to my post office box, which again is P.O. Box 55085, RPO, Southgate Mall, Nanaimo, BC, V9R 0B6, and is also linked in the description of this video and is also available at the bottom of the page at links.todmaffin.com. I would appreciate it if you stop filling my mailbox with joy. Just because that address is there does not mean that you should send me anything delicious and made in Canada. Thank you for your attention to this matter.
