Netflix Is Dragging Kitty Covey for Not Knowing How Stamps Work in "To All the Boys I've Loved Before"
Just when we thought we’d analyzed every single detail of To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before and nothing about the Netflix movie could possibly surprise us, Netflix itself goes and tosses out yet another gem about Lara Jean, Peter Kavinsky, and their crew.
The latest hidden secret? It’s a funny one. Apparently, Kitty Covey (played by Anna Cathcart), Lara Jean’s adorable little sister, doesn’t exactly know how to use stamps.
Netflix called out Kitty’s letter-sending mistake on Instagram, tagging Anna and writing, “Please explain yourself.” In the pic are three very important letters from the film, but each one has waaaaaaay too many stamps. One stamp is fine, Kitty — those letters would’ve found their homes just fine with one stamp, promise (except, of course, the one sent to Kenny from camp).
In the words of Peter Kavinsky, “Whoa, whoa, whoa.” To be fair, our lives are now so digital that letter writing can feel like a relic from the past. Kitty also might have chosen to put multiple stamps on purpose, since they do give the letters an aesthetically-pleasing look. Those letters didn’t really go through the USPS, after all, but if they had, Kitty should google how many stamps to use before popping a letter or three into the mail so she’s not wasting her precious change on (expensive!) stamps.
Anna herself responded to Netflix on her Instagram Stories, writing “I’m dead” and adding a few GIFs of letters for good measure. It appears that the postage lesson has officially been learned by not only Anna, but To All the Boys fans everywhere. Next time we’ve got a question about postage, we’ll be heading to the post office — not to our favorite Netflix original movies.
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