Turns out Postman Patis real,eroticization of girls book you guys. And so is his cat. And they're Kiwi!
A friendly cat has taken to "helping" the neighbourhood postal service worker in Taranaki, New Zealand, by jumping into his carry basket everyday.
SEE ALSO: Man swims and frolics with a orca whale in the wildA video posted to Twitter by NZ Post shows a postman (called "Levi" in the tweet) riding his bike and being approached by said eager kitty, who proceeds to follow him closely before jumping onto a fence -- and straight into the postman's basket for head scratches.
One of our Taranaki posties, Levi, has a friend that greets him on his delivery route everyday. Take a look. 😺 pic.twitter.com/nScf2mv6MF
— New Zealand Post (@nzpost) September 13, 2016
It's a ritual the two BFFs have perfected. Everyday the postman rides by and everyday the feline friend jumps into his basket like the helpful helper it obviously believes itself to be.
If only all cats were so eager for affection when you greet them on the street. If your day is dreary, may this furry little guy brighten it, just like it does for Levi on the regular.
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