Our post office is the same, closes at 12:00 so ALL employees can take lunch instead of staggering breaks and keeping the doors open, and they close for the day at 4:00 pm. Now that the stamp machine has been removed (I'm wondering why?) I have to take off work to buy a friggin stamp! But this is what peed me off about them: The first time I ordered a something off the internet I wrongly assumed that it would be sent ups and gave my company shipping address. This was done so the ups guy wouldnt have to bother going by my house since he stops at work every day. Well the package was sent usps and since my company also has a po box for mail the address didn't jive so it was sent as undeliverable 2000 miles back where it came from. I understand from a big town standpoint but this town has one 4 way stop and they KNOW without a shadow of a doubt where the package should have gone. The exact same thing has happened to other people here.
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