#Mr postman driver#
#Mr postman free#

And the mum fears she will never be able to talk to her postman again, following the exchange. And he asks the youngster to tell her mum he's left the parcel in their cupboard, before hurrying away. Without hesitating, the child answers: 'Mummy is upstairs having a poo.'Īs you might expect, the postie then looks to make his getaway.

#Mr postman driver#

He then persists, asking after the adult to deliver the parcel. An easily frustrated and wise-cracking charter bus driver from the mid-west loses everything after being fired. 'Where's mummy?' he quickly asks, before gently passing letters though the letterbox. The clip shows Lauren's daughter running to the door after noticing their visitor.

#Mr postman free#

Unfortunately, for the mum, 24, she wasn't free to answer the door - but her daughter was. The candid conversation came about after the postie knocked on the family's door, trying to deliver letters and a parcel. READ MORE Argos bans 'two-man delivery' term after complaints from shoppers Posting as she captioned the clip: 'I'm so sorry Mr Postman.' The hilarious moment was captured by the family's doorbell camera and shared to TikTok by mum Lauren Chloe Edney. But the conversation took a turn when he asked where her mum was - and she shared the real answer, much to her mum's embarrassment. The light-hearted exchange started off well, as the youngster happily talked to the postie through the door, while he waited to deliver a parcel. Postman spent almost half a year on the US chart, hitting No.1 in December 1961 an impressive result for a girl group from Inkster, Michigan, on its first visit to a recording. The postie wanted to hand over a parcel too big for the letterbox, but the mum was upstairs on the toilet.

However, fans of the early Motown sound will be. A mum has been left red-faced following a conversation between her daughter and the postman. Postman (1961) - the Marvelettes debut long-player - is the title track.