Don't worry, Sean. The offices have a good idea of how long it will take. Believe them .
Matt will be polite. But not so sure how it will be received.
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Don't worry, Sean. The offices have a good idea of how long it will take. Believe them .
Matt will be polite. But not so sure how it will be received.
But now I'm worried that, even with paying for expedited processing, I'll run into hassles that they would easily be able to deal with.
The only time I did the expedited process was several years ago and pre-homeland security. I walked my boss' paperwork, expired passport, and plane ticket into a main passport office (instead of a post office) and she had the thing in her hands a few days later.
Post-homeland security I've read several articles where people intentionally put off applications untill they HAD to do it expedited because the regular way's backlog was so bad.
I hope the new employers appreciate Matt and are not crazy.
The "let us file your passport for you!" companies strike me as the type of firms that prey on peoples' fear of strange things that aren't so difficult if you take a deep breath and do things step by step. Some folks see "government process", though, and panic.
I like to think that I don't have food snobbery so much as an enthusiasm for food. I'll 'fess up to a bit of snobbery when it comes to coffee because I have very strong OPINIONS on the subject, but in general it's more that I just like food. I like making it and eating it and talking about it.
I would very much enjoy being a wine snob, but I gave that one up when I realized I couldn't afford it. At least I can afford to buy the coffee I like to drink.
The "let us file your passport for you!" companies strike me as the type of firms that prey on peoples' fear of strange things that aren't so difficult if you take a deep breath and do things step by step. Some folks see "government process", though, and panic.
In their defense, filling in all the paperwork and standing in line half the day is a drag and not everybody has a secretary to send to do it.
Oh, I guess I have coffee snobbery too. If it's not Blue Mountain or Tanzanian Peaberry, I'm probably not going to drink it. Although the civet stuff was okay.
Okay, no guessing about it. It's my worst snobbery.
Oh, and beer. Which is probably the biggest of them all.
The rest of my family can get pissy about what kind of Blue Mountain, so I consider myself quite open-minded in comparison. It's something to hold onto.
Oh, I am a big beer snob. Not about a particular beer, but if you drink what I consider crappy beer, I will clown you. Exceptions include when the beer is free and when being offered a beer at someone's home. (PBR, I'm looking at you!)