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  • I absolutely hate giving bad reviews because I feel like a place needs more than one visit to redeem itself. I need to go a handful of times for me to fully give my honest opinion, but I've been to this location a lot and every time it's been terrible. Maybe there's someone that's nice that works here. Maybe there's someone that wants to be helpful. I sure hope so. I also hope that I get the pleasure of meeting them because I'd be happy to update my review. However, I've only ever been served by a man (I'll refrain from using his name... we'll call him K) who seems to have absolutely zero desire to interact with public. He's rude. He chastises customers. He is just an a-hole, honestly. I was hoping my time today would be different, but nope not at all. I had a package pick-up slip and got to the post office at 5. Granted, I would've been there earlier but my slip said a different post office, which I drove to and then was told that the Lakewood employee used the wrong slip and was told "not to do that anymore." Uh, ok, well thanks for wasting 45 mins of my day. NBD that's not what this review is about. It's about K and the crap attitude he has towards everyone. There were probably 8 people in front of me at 5:00 and I heard him talk to at least half of them like they were children. Here's a scenario of one such encounter that really irritated me: K: "Can I help who's next?" Older man walks up to counter with something in an envelope he obviously wanted to mail. Man: "I'd like to ship this to blah blah (I didn't actually hear where, nor do I care), with no signature or insurance. Nothing fancy. Just needs to get there by Friday." K: "OK sir well I need the zip code of where you're sending it. Write that down on the pin pad" Man writes zip code K: "Your options are either overnight or guaranteed 2-3 night delivery" Man: "Well I don't need it that fast, what is the cheapest?" K: "Sir I heard what you wanted but these are the only options so which do you want?" Man: "I don't need it overnight" K: "OK so then the 2-3 night delivery. Do you need stamps or anything else?" Man: "I'll take a book of stamps too" K: "ok do you want the 49¢ stamps or postcard stamps? We also have our 23¢ (I don't know the exact $ amount) stamps. Which one do you want?" Man: "I just want a regular book of stamps" K: "OK then sir that's the 49¢ stamps so if that's what you actually want then I'll grab them. Is that what you actually want?" Man: "yes fine that's fine." Pays and walks away grumbling. I feel like this is probably a normal encounter on any given day at the post office. It's just the attitude of this man and the way he talks to customers. Maybe you just had to be there. Actually....don't do that. Avoid this place at all costs.
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