United States Postal Service

The old white woman was kurt and treated me, a young person, with disrespect.

Id much rather have a small and personal postal service, with all of the idiosyncrasies, than long lines and random people. I love it. Norman Rockwell in 2018.

This is one of the charming little post offices with caring staff. A really lovely place by the water to send mail (and to maybe run into Bill Gates).

Even worse service than usual for a post office. Don't be surprised if this office is closed for an hour due to a lunch break/poor staffing. Also, one of the main workers, Anita, is always slow, grumpy and very anal. Today I saw her sigh in annoyance at an elderly man for having to make a postage adjustment. She also refused to postmark/process a stack of envelopes from a customer as it was clearly too much work for her. When it was my turn, the unnecessary bad attitude of course had to continue. She refused to put a clear pouch (to insert the address label into) on the flat rate envelope I was sending. Anita was also upset that the return address did not have the local zip code because, and I quote, “I’m doing all the work but they’re getting the credit” which isn’t true anyway since you can track where the package was shipped from. She makes the experience unpleasant for everyone.

Cannot agree with A S more! Anita is always in a bad mood. I walk on egg shells with her. Not a good feeling to feel threatened or bullied by this USPS representative.