Canada Post delivery delays are kind of inevitable these days, considering that the company says it's currently seeing "Christmas season" levels of demand.

The postal company has even issued a "yellow alert" for all of Canada, while international destinations have been marked with a "red alert," meaning that Canada Post isn't accepting mail and parcels for specific destinations.

And while postal workers' safety should always come first, Canadians really want their packages — and some aren't happy about having to wait.

Me thinking about my 5 packages Canada Post is holding hostage: pic.twitter.com/Yh26rjcO3f

— The Stona Lisa (@_TrinaStone) April 30, 2020

Some Canadians are even considering taking drastic measures to get to their packages, like becoming a Canada Post employee.

Nah I’m about to apply to UPS and Canada Post so I can go draw for my packages myself.

— kev (@kevetia_) May 6, 2020

While others are perplexed by Canada Post's expected delivery dates.

I aspire to live my life with the level of optimism Canada Post has for expected delivery dates in these trying times.

— Bethany Lindsay (@bethanylindsay) May 6, 2020

To give you an idea of how busy things are, Canada Post delivered more than 1.8 million parcels on a single day in April.

Canada Post: Your package is out for delivery!

Me: pic.twitter.com/CnNUe2utB9

— Lauren O’Keefe (@laurenkazuto) May 6, 2020

So chances are that your package might take some time.

It appears Canada Post has broken the time-space continuum. pic.twitter.com/hodJhWX0nA

— August Murphy-King (@august_mk) May 7, 2020

Still, Canada Post is trying their best — and considering the unprecedented levels of demand that the crown corporation is seeing, the fact that some packages are arriving on time at all is truly impressive.