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UPS makes kid driver for day

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By Mark Starling
Dec 8, 2014

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United Parcel Service (UPS) is not only making holiday wished come true by delivering your packages on time for the holidays, they also went out of their way to make one special little guy's Christmas extra special.

4-year-old Carson developed a friendship with his UPS driver, Mr. Ernie, when he began receiving shipments of special milk.

Carson has become fascinated by all things UPS.

Carson wants to be just like his pal, so UPS made Carson a UPS driver for a day.

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