It’s the time of year for giving, and one postal worker received a huge present: a pair of tickets to see the Vikings live and in-action.

Alissa Postal took to social media to share that she wanted to gift her husband, Jake, Vikings tickets. She noted that he’s a postal worker, and he’s been working extra hours due to the holiday season.

“Hey @Vikings, my husband is a mailman this time of year & working 14 hour days six days a week — can we get some tickets to the whiteout game Sunday? #ShootingMyShot,” Alissa said in a tweet on X.

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To her surprise, a total stranger — and season ticket holder — named Andy Sowle reached out to her tweet, asking her to send along her email address so he can send over two tickets.

“Thank your husband for all the hard work that goes unnoticed this time of year,” Sowle said.

 

On Sunday, Alissa and Jake stood just feet away from their favorite Vikings players for the “White Out” game at U.S. Bank Stadium. The venue is also special for the couple as it was the location where they got engaged back in 2018.

“It’s crazy,” Jake told CBS News. “We got pretty lucky. We work all those extra hours for our customers, so it’s good.”

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Alissa’s post online even garnered enough attention to reach former Vikings backup QB Kyle Sloter. He ended up gifting the couple sideline access during the game.

“To be right here, to be on the sidelines, this is like the coolest experience we’ve ever had,” Alissa told the news outlet, noting, “Minnesota nice is a real thing.”

The Vikings are set to round-out the year with a game versus the Green Bay Packers on December 31, followed by a match against the Lions on January 7. Pass along a gift of tickets this holiday season by visiting MEGASeats (use code TICKETNEWS for 10% off your order), StubHub, or Ticket Club, where readers can score a free membership and avoid service fees with the code TICKETNEWS.

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