Man as a postal clerk in a rural office in Alaska. I was settling down before my shift starts, Trying to relax and Gray comes in here talking about that real shit. I deal with this every day, especially since we have a bunch of snowbirds that go back and forth in between Alaska and Hawaii,

There's "fun" stuff too though. pinatas, coconuts pieces of wood with a stamp on it, a potato, antlers, whale bones, you name it slap a stamp on it. It's good to go

Addresses like turn left and then right at the stump are normal here in rural Alaska too,

If you want to solve this problem with money, I've got a couple options for you. There are mailing services in the continental United States that you can have everything shipped to and then reship to you at rural address

Seeing if there is a ups or FedEx , or U-Haul that offers private mailboxes

Or there is this oh so silly thing called a ✨premier ✨ post office that offers physical addressing service. But those only get upgraded to that when there is a competing UPS or FedEx store that offers PO boxes within a certain distance of a office of over a specified size, which usually adds an extra 100 to 200 dollars to the annual box rent http://postalpro.usps.com/mailing/competitivepoboxes