That's not what it says. It says that 1.5% of messages arrived at least 2 hours late. If you got 40 messages yesterday then you probably got at least one that was 2 hours late.
Ah. Better drink more coffee I guess...
Based on the percentage of people I know who use GMail and/or Google Apps, I really feel like they're low-balling the effected population. Just my thoughts.
1.5% of messages may include 30% of users. Each affected user may have had some messages delivered quickly and others delayed. If 30% of users had 5% of their messages delayed, then about 1.5% of total messages would be delayed, not considering the difference in volume between users.
Same here, gmail addresses of our company were affected