Q: Given a post that is a real-life anecdote of a complex ethical situation and a question asks if AUTHOR, NOBODY, EVERYBODY, or OTHER is wrong in the situation. Answer the question and classify your answers into yes or no.
Is OTHER wrong in the post ? POST : I'm probably just really impatient, but if I pay for same-day shipping on Amazon if starts to get frustrating.

Basically all packages get dropped off to the front desk of my apartment building when they are delivered. They are then checked in by the one front desk employee into the system and placed into a mail room. To get your package you ask the front desk person for it, and they retrieve it from the mail room.

Sometimes at night or on the weekends the packages get dropped off and then sit in the hall behind the desk for 2-4 hours until the front desk person has time to enter them all and place them into the mail room.

It get's frustrating because I can see my packages have been delivered, and I can see them sitting in the hallway; but I am not allowed for them to give them to me or I cannot grab them and then show them they are my packages.

So I just have to sit and wait while my packages sit there before I can grab them.

It always seems to be 1-2 employees that take forever to enter package and deal with them. The others do it within 30 mins of them being delivered or just grab your stuff out of the pile.
A:
yes