Oh yes... another trip to the post

It's time for another post office story. I know you can never get enough. I don't know I can't.
So I go to the post office on Saturday with my package slip. The post is open until 12. I go at around 11:15am with my post slip.

I go into the side door when they give your packages and the window is shut. I go around to the main part and ask a guy I know where the package people are. He says, Oh,I think they've gone home. But go around back and see if anyone is lingering around.

So I go out back and didn't see the guys I deal with but there are about 3 guys standing outside the door. So I ask them. I say that I came to pick up a package. They say, "Oh, those guys went home" And I say, "I thought you were open until 12". And they say, "You didn't get here in time" and I say, "Isn't the post open until 12?" and he says, "yes, what time is it" So I tell him the time and then he looks confused.

So another pipes up and says, "you need to come at 8am. They are here at 8". I said "Okay, 8am until what time?" And he says "8am" and I say, "until when" "8 am, they are here." Finally another one figures out that I'm trying to ask the hours and then everyone gives me the answer.
Guy #1 (mind you, they're all standing next to each other) "The hours are 8am to 10am on Saturdays to pick up a package"
Guy #2: "You can't pick up packages on Saturday"
Guy #3: "It depends on the Saturday. Sometimes you can pick up your package, sometimes you can't"

and that (those) were my answers. I said, "Okay, that's clear " and I start to leave. A guy calls out to me as I'm leaving, "Come back on Monday!"

The End

So... the question to you is, which is the right answer: Guy #1, Guy #2 or Guy #3?
Brook and I think Guy #3 has the correct answer: sometimes you can, sometimes you can't. What cracks me up is that they are were so serious about it even though they contradicted each other. Very 'afrique'. love it, except I wanted my package and just realized I had made a wasted trip so wasn't in the best of moods. Anyway, thought you would like another edition of "The Post Office"