No Post Office Lines for Me
December 20th, 2007
Went to the post office today. And even with it being just a few days before Xmas it wasn’t too busy or maybe that is why it wasn’t busy. My idea was to just quickly run in and ship my eBay sale off to the customer via the self-service kiosk. But it was three people deep. Looked in at the clerks and both of them were sitting in there twiddling there thumbs.
Why in the world would you wait in line to do it yourself when you can walk right in and have someone else do it for you? So that is exactly what I did. I marched myself in there and asked them which one wanted to help me with my shipment. They both laughed and said it was kind of funny how the Post Office is pushing the self-service to the point of ignoring the paid help.
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