Postal Employee Service Lacking

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Tulsa, Oklahoma main post office in downtown Tulsa between 3rd and 4th

Street off Denver Ave. Wednesday January 11, around 10:00 AM.

I was trying to purchase a book of two cent stamps from the vending machine.

The machine was sold out and I could not get my dollar back. I then went to

the customer service postal employee counter and gave the employee seventy

cents because that was all the change I had on me and asked for seventy

cents worth of two cent stamps. She was pleased to do so. I also told her

about losing my dollar in the vending machine and asked if I could get it

back. She told me with a nasty attitude "I guess you just should have made

another selection." She was an egotistical jerk I do not have to put up with

service like that. I'll take my business elsewhere. I will do my best to

never mail another letter again. Instead I'll use the internet to pay my

bills online.

I am a public citizen. I have worked all my life full time and right before

payday there are times money is tight. One dollar may not seem like much,

but when it is all you have until next payday it is a big deal.

I lost a dollar out of a vending machine that was sold out and I didn't have

enough to eat that day for lunch because of a federal postal employee that

decided it was policy to treat the public like a child or better yet a dog.

I will do all I can to pay my bills on the internet. I'm tired of the

arrogance the US Postal employees represent.

Concerned US Citizen

Comment On This

Wher do you eat that only costs a dollar?