At the equator. Speed due to rotation is (roughly) calculated by taking the cosine of the latitude you're looking for multiplied by the rotational speed of the earth.
If you stood exactly at the North Pole (not really the North Pole buut at 90degrees latitude) it would move very slowly.
My girlfriend noticed the postman coming out of the building after we had a wee red leaflet delivered saying we were out, and as you said, the parcel was at the depot.
Don't have much luck with post at this flat to be honest.
I had a guy trying to deliver my phone to 9/6 *my street* instead of my address 6/9 *my street*.
Only got it because I was taking the bin out and I seen the UPS truck pulled up, and I asked him for my parcel. He didn't believe me he was reading the address wrong too. Can't get the staff these days
Moving flat at the start of next month, which isn't in a Virgin fibre optic area, I'm not allowed a sky dish, and BT are only interested in 18 month contracts, when my lease is for 12 months.
Frustrating.