US Post Office

Absolute worst service from an employee who just didn’t give a shit. He was unshaven and had his shirt untucked (it was 9:00 am). We called the day before to make an appointment to get a passport for our daughter and we were informed they discontinued appointment setting and that the passport line opens at 9:00. We show up at 8:50 and the and the employee tells us the passport kiosk opens at 9:15 and then argues with us when we tell him that we called the garland number the day before and they told us to come in at 9:00.
We come back at 9:10 to get in line to find out that the passport kiosk is already open and there is 4 people in line ahead of us. We then end up having the the same guy process the passport application for our 4 year old and he tried to charge us adult price. Again, he didn’t give a shit when we corrected him. Good thing he has a job at usps because this guy wouldn’t be employable anywhere else.

What a cool old building. It looks as if it’s been standing there for decades. They manage to make it functional for the modern age but maintain the old charm.
I went in on Friday afternoon at about 2pm the day after Thanksgiving. What a nice surprise we were the only ones in the whole place. I walked directly up to the counter and got assistance. This certainly doesn’t happen in the Portland Metro area. I forgot what a smaller town is like.
I will definitely stop there again when I need postage or assistance. By the way, Christmas cards = done.

Very nice building, it has character. Needed to just mail a letter, but the big blue mail boxes that usually are outside in post office parking lots were not to be found. So inside I went.