New Zealanders do two things really well: coffee and rugby. No, wait.
New Zealanders do three things really well: coffee, rugby and war memorials. No, wait…
New Zealanders do four things really well: coffee, rugby, war memorials and the postal service.
I love the New Zealand Post. First, the mail is delivered by Posties on bicycles. Think of how much money could be saved (and how good for the environment) if the USPS used bikes in cities and towns. And look what good shape these posties are in! Plus even villages have postal service in dairies (small grocery stores). And because the Post has a relationship with the state owned Kiwibank, people in small towns also have access to banking services.
New Zealanders do four things really well: coffee, rugby, war memorials and the postal service. No wait, New Zealanders do five things really well: coffee, rugby, war memorials, postal service and public toilets!
No, wait…
There are six things New Zealanders do really well: coffee, rugby, war memorials, postal service, public toilets and public libraries!
There are more things kiwis do well, like conservation of natural areas and hiking huts and bike trails and water sports and blending te reo Maori and poetry festivals and wine and lamb. You will just have to go and see for yourself and add to this list.
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