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Ah, summer. It\u2019s undoubtedly the favorite season of the year for the majority of people, promising warmth, greenery, and hopefully plenty of sunshine. <\/strong><\/p>\n

Yet while I\u2019m inclined to agree that there aren\u2019t many negative aspects that come with the summertime, there are one or two things I\u2019d get rid of if I was handed divine power one day.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

Now, before you say it, I\u2019m well aware that wasps are important to the ecosystem \u2013 and no, I wouldn\u2019t really make a species extinct just because I\u2019m personally terrified of them \u2013 but I\u2019m sure we can all agree that there are few things that can ruin a BBQ, disrupt a garden party, or \u2013 in my case at least \u2013 send people running for cover quite like they do.<\/p>\n

Thankfully I don\u2019t work in an industry that sees me coming into contact with wasps, hornets, or other stinging insects on a regular basis. Which is why I often spare a thought for mail carriers.<\/p>\n

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A Reddit post gained traction recently after highlighting the issues faced by mail carriers where wasps are concerned. Yellowjackets, apparently, pose a particular problem, as they have a habit of building their nests inside mailboxes.<\/p>\n

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