If you are tired of being hounded on a seemingly daily basis to turn in your census form, a WFAA story from last night may give you a chuckle.

Turns out that folks in rural Collin County are ready to line up and be counted, but the same government that wants to count them was unable to get the form to them, the Dallas television station reports. Some residents who only use a post office box did not receive the forms.

The TV station didn't talk to anyone from the postal service on camera, but a Collin County resident explains that the way the federal government sent the forms triggered "return to sender" notations. The resident tells WFAA that first-class mail sent to a post office box holder requires a specific name to be delivered, not just a generic "Resident" on the "To" line.