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Last Saturday, I picked up a parcel from the Royal Mail depot on Highshore Road, popped into Argos and very annoyingly left the parcel in Argos. Had to tell my brother that the headphones he had kindly sent my youngest son were no longer in my possession. Fast forward a week and the parcel was re-delivered to my house - some kind soul must have picked up the parcel and returned it to the depot. If that was you, thank you so much - I have a happy son and a happy brother! You have restored my faith in human kind!
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