retweets-to-like ratio https://t.co/27Yj0356Fc

— Allie Lyke (@AllieLyke) August 3, 2020

Will do. https://t.co/LNPZqBj32s

— Allie Lyke (@AllieLyke) August 3, 2020

Exactly. So granted my intial tweet wasn’t the best idea. Never thought it was to begin with. But it only makes sense considering how we already operate from a privatization perspective. Thank you for not giving me the spades treatment and actually chatting with me. ✌? https://t.co/LpipwWIFIt

— Allie Lyke (@AllieLyke) August 3, 2020

How many calls over the past 5-10 years have we made though? This isn’t the first time USPS has struggled in recent history. And we were right there. When is our gov going to actually support us and give @USPS better capabilities? Why is this a debate? It helps everyone, right? https://t.co/wBLPN4Fo7t

— Allie Lyke (@AllieLyke) August 3, 2020

So what do I want. Because right now I have no mail. And a lot of Black owned businesses who rely on USPS are suffering. So what are some ways regular people like you and me can do besides voting? https://t.co/3KysgGrdlr

— Allie Lyke (@AllieLyke) August 3, 2020

No. Private ownership of the mail system does not mean that mail will be more consistent. It means that mail will be more expensive and likely service fewer areas. You do not want privatized mail.

— jungle jill (@writerbxtch) August 3, 2020

I’d* https://t.co/6kncki83RV

— Allie Lyke (@AllieLyke) August 3, 2020

Aw. Twitter paid attention to my stupid ass idea about the mail. I feel loved. ? thanks for sharing your points guys. I still don’t understand why it’s a bad idea—other than a thousands of my Black peers saying NOOOO! But, like spades, I’m sure I will understand later. Thanks.

— Allie Lyke (@AllieLyke) August 3, 2020

Can @JeffBezos buy @USPS so I, and everyone else, can get their mail on time please? I know you got it, bruh.

— Allie Lyke (@AllieLyke) August 3, 2020