And some of them don’t suck and are quite well run, it’s worth noting. Personally I think the postal service housing critical services is an elegant solution.

And some of them don’t suck and are quite well run, it’s worth noting. Personally I think the postal service housing critical services is an elegant solution. It needn’t be the only option, but postal services by their nature have offices throughout their respective lands, and that can make sometimes-high-touch functions easier to facilitate. You already have the brick and mortar space, public servants who have presumably passed some measure of vetting, and infrastructure, all right there.