All I did was point out the post office's inefficiency to a woman in line ahead of me. Evidently, I said it too loud.Yeah, never point out inefficiency to a postal worker. Bad idea, j_rake.
The clerk looked up, stared me down and then closed her window after the man she was assisting finally (!) decided on the book of stamps he wanted.
All I did was point out the post office's inefficiency to a woman in line ahead of me. Evidently, I said it too loud.Yeah, never point out inefficiency to a postal worker. Bad idea, j_rake.
The clerk looked up, stared me down and then closed her window after the man she was assisting finally (!) decided on the book of stamps he wanted.
All I did was point out the post office's inefficiency to a woman in line ahead of me. Evidently, I said it too loud.Yeah, never point out inefficiency to a postal worker. Bad idea, j_rake.
The clerk looked up, stared me down and then closed her window after the man she was assisting finally (!) decided on the book of stamps he wanted.
I did not do that. I have great respect for the U.S. postal system. I always speak highly of mail men and the postage stamp, the tag team that provides the cheapest and best service in the world.
The clerk was listening to my conversation.
She should have been sniffing out boxes for bombs or something.
DMV, Post office, Porta-potty... Those are the 3 slowest moving lines known to mankind.
DMV, Post office, Porta-potty... Those are the 3 slowest moving lines known to mankind.
the line for the Matterhorn and Space Mountain, those things breaks down like every 20 minutes
also, the line at the T-Bell on the Westside of Manhattan (by taco hut) was insanely slow when I was in college, not sure if it's still that way
she was waiting for you to tip her, dumbass.
I did not do that. I have great respect for the U.S. postal system. I always speak highly of mail men and the postage stamp, the tag team that provides the cheapest and best service in the world.
Once a postal worker refused to let me use my credit card to ship something because it wasn't signed on the back. I signed it in front of her and she told me she wouldn't accept any card from me then and I had to pay cash. After I showed her my drivers license, she still refused. I told her to go eff herself* and went to the post office on the other side of town.
*sternly said thank you for your time, please have a blessed day.
I did not do that. I have great respect for the U.S. postal system. I always speak highly of mail men and the postage stamp, the tag team that provides the cheapest and best service in the world.
For every card/package you drop in the mailbox, you probably have to actually enter the post office once every 50 or so times.
Isn't the hassle of 10 minutes inside worth the overall service you get?
I did not do that. I have great respect for the U.S. postal system. I always speak highly of mail men and the postage stamp, the tag team that provides the cheapest and best service in the world.
For every card/package you drop in the mailbox, you probably have to actually enter the post office once every 50 or so times.
Isn't the hassle of 10 minutes inside worth the overall service you get?
Who said anything about 10 minutes? I was in the post office for 30-plus.
As for the overall service, jesus, I've said it a million times: I'd pay $1 a stamp. The postage stamp is an incredible service and is still way too cheap. Maybe if they raised the price of stamps to a half dollar or 75 cents they could pay an extra clerk to work one of the four closed windows.
Seriously, four of five windows were closed — during lunch hour.
Go bleep yourself, post office!
If I could stop mail I would. For some reason people are using the P.O. to ship things now and unbelievably, the last two things that have been shipped to me have gotten lost for a period of time. As you can imagine they are awesome at customer service too.
I did not do that. I have great respect for the U.S. postal system. I always speak highly of mail men and the postage stamp, the tag team that provides the cheapest and best service in the world.
For every card/package you drop in the mailbox, you probably have to actually enter the post office once every 50 or so times.
Isn't the hassle of 10 minutes inside worth the overall service you get?
Who said anything about 10 minutes? I was in the post office for 30-plus.
As for the overall service, jesus, I've said it a million times: I'd pay $1 a stamp. The postage stamp is an incredible service and is still way too cheap. Maybe if they raised the price of stamps to a half dollar or 75 cents they could pay an extra clerk to work one of the four closed windows.
Seriously, four of five windows were closed — during lunch hour.
Go bleep yourself, post office!
Are postal workers not allowed to go to lunch? Sheesh!
did you tip?
did you tip?
lol @ these cheap dumbasses that can't figure out why they're waiting for hours in line, having transactions refused and getting their packages lost.
Ya know how the mail gets delivered in rain, snow, etc.??? When it snowed really bad a couple weeks back I was thinking about those shitty looking trucks they drive and how there was no way the mail would get delivered during the blizzard. I mean those trucks must have like 11" wheels, and look like they probably weigh about 800 lbs without mail in them. Sure enough the mail came.
Postal service employees aren't allowed to receive monetary gifts.
Postal service employees aren't allowed to receive monetary gifts.
you keep pinching your pennies, and i'll keep enjoying exemplary postal service. everyone's happy.
One time FedEx left one of my packages with a neighbor. It was $300 worth of school books and I had no idea which neighbor they left it with, just a last name. My neighbor also had no idea whose package it was. I was pretty pissed.
All I did was point out the post office's inefficiency to a woman in line ahead of me. Evidently, I said it too loud.
The clerk looked up, stared me down and then closed her window after the man she was assisting finally (!) decided on the book of stamps he wanted.
All I did was point out the post office's inefficiency to a woman in line ahead of me. Evidently, I said it too loud.
The clerk looked up, stared me down and then closed her window after the man she was assisting finally (!) decided on the book of stamps he wanted.
You're the reason the term "going postal" had to be coined.
I was at the post office last Saturday to have a package guaranteed to arrive in Denver on Monday. When I filled out the form, I checked "next-day delivery," thinking that because the mail doesn't run on Sunday, Monday would actually be a one day delivery. The lady told me that they would deliver the package on Sunday, but it would be very expensive. I told her that it didn't need to be there until Monday, anyways, and I changed it to 2 day delivery.
Boring story, but I had no idea that the post office was actually capable of delivering packages on Sunday.
Every time I've gone to the mhk post office, there is some crazy lady in Pjs and flip flops that thinks she works there or something. She just hangs out in the lobby and helps people, usually giving the clerks advice on how they could be quicker. :dunno: whats with that?
:dunno: :dunno: :dunno:Every time I've gone to the mhk post office, there is some crazy lady in Pjs and flip flops that thinks she works there or something. She just hangs out in the lobby and helps people, usually giving the clerks advice on how they could be quicker. :dunno: whats with that?
Elvira?
:dunno: :dunno: :dunno:Every time I've gone to the mhk post office, there is some crazy lady in Pjs and flip flops that thinks she works there or something. She just hangs out in the lobby and helps people, usually giving the clerks advice on how they could be quicker. :dunno: whats with that?
Elvira?
She used to work there or something?
Also some older guy, wrecked his bike infront of me, and turned around and yelled eff YOU!!! and took off running.
weird cac.
Why are you reading hutchnews
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