Here are 5 things you should know.
1. FedEx Express and FedEx Ground are two different companies that have almost zero interaction with each other.
It seems like a lot of people don’t realize the name FedEx by itself is the name of the corporation that owns several companies each bearing the name. Here’s some insider info on the difference between a few FedEx companies to help you with tracking that elusive package you’re waiting for:
FedEx Express: The OG FedEx company. They ship packages by air to get you your stuff by a certain date and time, guaranteed. If you look in your tracking and see one of the services we offer (Priority Overnight, 2 Day, Express Saver, etc), then you know it’s shipping through Express. Also, don’t be surprised if you see it’s going through a random big city before coming to you; that’s just how the supply chain works.
FedEx Ground: Similar to FedEx Express, but instead of transporting packages by air, they’re transported, well, by ground. These packages also aren’t guaranteed by a certain date or time, so if you see a “scheduled delivery date” in your tracking, that’s an estimate based on how long a package typically takes to get to you from wherever it’s coming from. If your tracking details say it’s being shipped “Ground” or “Home Delivery”, those are both through the Ground network.
FedEx Office: This is the one that used to be Kinko’s. You can ship Express or Ground packages here, as well as print lots of different stuff. They also handle the SameDay City service you may have heard of in a few certain big metro areas.
PRO TIP: If you know you won’t be home to sign for a package that requires a signature or just don’t want it left by your door, you can request to have it “Held at Location” at a FedEx Office. An Express or Ground driver will take it here, and then you can pick it up at your leisure later. This is also possible at a Walgreens or most Dollar General stores if you don’t have a FedEx Office near you.
When you see a FedEx van or truck, always look under the FedEx logo to see which company it’s from.
2. A level of hydration just 1% below “optimal” can affect mood, make it more difficult to concentrate, and produce headaches… So if you’re feeling meh or are taking care of mental health, DRINK WATER.
Basically, if you’re not drinking water on the reg, that’s probably why you feel like sh*t. Drink water and feel less shitty 🙂
https://www.aifc.com.au/how-important-is-water-hydration-to-mental-health/
3. You can use Google Scholar (scholar.google.com) for research.
It is incredibly useful for writing papers, especially ones that need cited work from trusted sources. While it is a search engine, and therefore not perfect, it narrows down your browsing for niche subjects and science studies especially.
4. You can help enhance an A.I. program designed to waste the time of scammers by forwarding scam emails to me@rescam.org.



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5. Right-clicking on Google maps (or holding down on smartphones) will give you the GPS coordinates. For example, 40.6887489, -74.0442608. This will help you find remote places that do not have a clear address.


