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> In and out in 5 minutes. Most of my USPS experiences are great once I actually get to the desk, but it might take 45-60 minutes of standing in line before I
by t3rabytes 3y ago
> In and out in 5 minutes.
Most of my USPS experiences are great once I actually get to the desk, but it might take 45-60 minutes of standing in line before I actually get there.
- PaulDavisThe1st 3y agoSo, there's a great government (+) agency clearly capable of providing you with excellent service, but chronically understaffed. I wonder why that is? (+) yes, yes, we all know that the "government" part of USPS is a bit strange, albeit not as strange as Amtrak.
- pests 3y agoI always thought the USPS would be the perfect agency for more public outreach and goverment-citizen interaction. It sounds weird when its stated, but they are the only government entity that sends an employee to your house 6 times a week. It could quickly turn distopian but I could imagine the mailman becoming your single stop for interacting with the government and its services.
- DANmode 3y agoAt what time of day?