The story of the secrecy envelope in the letters section on Monday seems logical, but why do we have the secrecy envelope then? If the process is so fast, the envelope is not needed. The second envelope is redundant. If we need the secrecy envelope it should be made so you can’t see right through it.
Brad Ipsen
Marysville
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