United States Postal Service

«You’re nothing but a drifter who found a bag of mail.» — The Postman (1997)
This place is super easy for in and out if you are dropping off a package, letters, etc… IF they are already ready to mail (i.e. you printed your postage at home and are simply dropping in one of the boxes inside our out).
If you need to stand in line, I hate to tell you, but the lines here seem to always be long, no matter what the time of day seems to be. The workers are friendly and they work as quickly as they can, but this place stays busy and the customers are needy and don’t always know what it is they need or come properly prepared.
But all-​in-​all, it’s a good post office.

Tiny little hidden post office is quite tiny … and quite full. It took me 10 minutes to drive around and find this darn place. It’s hidden in the back of the shopping center on the highest level. And boy, is it tiny. (It is, I swear). When I swung by to mail one package the line was nearly to the door. Lucky for me they have one of those teller free computer package thingies. The line for it was to the door. FUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU However, it was right by the door, so it made sense to wait. During my wait time I enjoyed people watching these OTP specimens. There were young models as well as older ones. Ones who yelled on their cell phones and ones that were scoffing at the line. It was great. Anyway, I managed to mail my package without a problem. People behind me trembled in their shoes of my accuracy of touch screen selection and knowledge of the system. It was grand. For what it’s worth, this place is busy as hell, come in and use the automated system thingy, you’ll save some time (and your sanity).