People in stitches over postman's creative delivery note after failed attempt

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People have been left divided after a delivery driver managed to deliver a recipients parcel in an unusual way - with some seriously impressed by the level of dedication

It's the most annoying thing when you notice that your parcel is going to be delivered when you're out, and it can leave you praying that one of your neighbours will be kind enough to take it in for you.

You may also be worrying that the parcel will be left in a precarious place such as a bin, which is set to be taken, or even thrown over the back of your garden fence when it's chucking it down outside leaving it to get soaked.

But one hilarious postman has gone above and beyond for someone who wasn't in, leaving a note that's left people in stitches.

In a recent post, the No Context Brits account on Twitter said the postman had "a particular set of skills."

"Parcel delivered to locked shed", they'd written, and they ticked the box saying "We left it in the safe space you told us about."

"No neighbours would take parcel", they wrote. "So I worked out code on locked shed."

People responded to the Tweet finding it hilarious that they'd managed to crack the code.

"Try and deliver the parcel in one piece, double-o-seven", someone joked, whilst a nosy Twitter user commented: "What's the recipient done to the neighbours though?"

"Wouldn't have been my Amazon driver he doesn't hang around long enough for us to even open the door before driving off down the street having left the package on the doorstep!", another complained.

"I'm impressed and I certainly admire their dedication", a Twitter user said.

Others shared that the delivery driver should be tipped for doing their job and being so keen to deliver the parcel for the recipient.

"Code breaking Amazon driver. 1234 may not be the best shed code anymore", a sceptic hilariously wrote.