Post Office Door

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Āc Copyright 2008 Arthur Levine
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Keywords: calm, post office melt Customer Service, Mad

I tried to calm down, but I do seem to succeed. Is the position of a government agency, a quasi-government agency, or government agency to fight against?

I go to the post office in New York. It's a horror. The lines go on and on for most of the time. They have something like 15 wickets, but usually only a few are inhabited at a time. Why pay people to provide a service where you can simply let the customer wait time for free?

A few days ago I went to the post office - it feels like an hour ago. It was hot, so they kept off ceiling fans and outdoor enthusiasts off I suppose, in the hope that some customers could not take the heat and do not go home.

After waiting twenty-five minutes the fire alarm began screeching and manager - we'll call Mr. Blue Stuffed Suit - ran out of his four hours of lunch break to tell everyone to run out of the building that n was not an exercise. I've never seen people go so fast postage in my life.

Ten minutes later we were back in. let the fire alarms had felt a melting because it was so damn hot. Of course, it was, the lines are long and the fans are not on. Body heat was added to climate change and incompetent management have combined to produce a melt condition. How fitting. How typical bureaucratic post.

This time I'm near the front line, because most customers have given and returned home, and because some of them were waiting behind a locked door side that was never reopened. Now, there were six tellers who work hard and all the ceiling fans and fans outside were at work. Of course they were. Mr. Blue Stuffed Suit had been awakened from his midday nap and was running and how in storytelling and acting very official.

The final of my day was when I asked to buy 10 self stick stamps and the clerk told me the price rose 42 cents Monday to 41 cents cons - I suppose it was a reward for screwing up self anointed 'how a post office should work because there was no notice and no sign. Was the post office - note that I do not use - planning to keep this price increase for incompetence a secret so we would not be angry? I'm already crazy. Are you mad too? Give your post office. It probably will not help, but it might give some postal supervisor, who has nothing to do a great laugh.

It's just great. I made 41 one hundred self-addressed stamped envelopes with letters I sent two officers of publication, two different novels that I wrote so now I'm not rejection letters which generally return to them. Maybe I'm better.

Maybe I'm better if I stop using the post office altogether. I will use Fed Ex and the Internet. They have not yet realized that customer service is dead.

Maybe I'll complain to my Congress - note that I did get one or the other. He and many of his congressional colleagues and women don 't yet understood that we are not voting for them either.

Are not you tired of your government does not work for you?

We want a real change, not the kind of special interests have bought for themselves. We want the kind you can get through the ballot box. Vote the bums. I do not know how you feel, but you can reach me on my blog if you have a comment. No postage is necessary.