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To reinforce your point, there is a perceptible difference in the efficiency and quality of various state bureaucracies. It’s noticeable even in such mundane ta
by ashtonkem 6y ago
To reinforce your point, there is a perceptible difference in the efficiency and quality of various state bureaucracies. It’s noticeable even in such mundane tasks as going to the DMV.
Getting my drivers license in CA was a massive pain; multiple people refused to recognize my marriage certificate as a proof of name change (I’m male, my wife had no issues), requiring multiple trips with the same paperwork to convince them that I was who I said I was. Even with an appointment I would wait half an hour, and it took three tries until I charmed someone enough to approve my paperwork.
Idaho on the other hand I was at the counter within 30s and done within 10 minutes. They were incredibly organized and clear about what they expected and when.
- amanaplanacanal 6y agoYes. In Oregon, you might have a bit of a wait if you visit an office at a busy time, in Florida, a visit to the DMV requires packing a lunch.
- kortilla 6y agoDoes it reinforce pcj50’s point though? Your shitty experience was with the state run by the party who wants good government and your good experience was with the government run by the party who “isn’t allowed to criticize bad government” or whatever.