A nother routine mail pickup on an icy night in Spokane. That's what Chris McIntosh thought, lugging a basket of envelopes out of the last squatty steel mailbox on his mid-town route. Then he carried the basket to the back of his truck and he gasped.
"I saw all this cash, checks and loose coins scattered everywhere," says McIntosh, 28, who has worked less than two years for the U.S. Postal Service. "The most money I've ever had in my hands."