too many instant messages

 at work i had more requests to pull checks out of a file and send them directly to the payee. this is from a file where all of them are usually 'returned to business line'. and i was finding it to be annoying how a manager was sending instant messages asking me if i saw the email and if i was sending the check. then i said there were some for the same county, but for the recorder and not the treasurer, and he got confused even though i said the recorder checks were still going back to the business line. obviously, he was only reading half of what i was typing. i prefer being asked to just 'reply to all' once it has been completed. this is what is understood on other overnight requests i get. and nobody else asks me if i saw an email anyway. i found out that UPS skipped the bank's drop-box on friday, after checking some tracking numbers. so i did a 'schedule a pick-up' to increase the odds that what is in there gets picked up in a timely fashion. and all of the overnight envelopes for the day were sent to a UPS store as i didn't want any more complaints about packages not arriving. i hear different reasons why we are skipped. driver was not available, box was jammed, door was locked. all of those are beyond my control. all i can do about a locked door is tell someone in corporate security about it and it is up to them to handle it. when i made it home tonight i checked those three tracking numbers and it looks like all are on the way, as all said 'we have your package'. during my walks i found 85 cents. the 'big bang theory' rerun was when the dudes went to mexico in an old van. when the ladies got together it was revealed that penny hadn't told her family about getting married, while amy hadn't told her family about breaking up with sheldon.