GTFO of here with your shitposting.OK, an inveterate contrarian back at you seekers of misery.
Your half empty glasses are all too negative.
Mine is half full.
How about we note examples of government competence?
US postal service:
In decades they've not ever lost one single thing I've mailed.
Is gets anywhere quickly and reliably in our huge nation for a mere half buck.
Amazing.
Kudos to them.
Negativism is as a pox upon our collective id.
Cease and desist.
And actually my glass is always 100% full.
Half liquid. Half air.
Full.
GTFO of here with your shitposting.
With a lack of thread title reading comprehension.Troll
I still don't have any idea why she thought that key was dangerous.
I think every gubment dept has good employees and bad employees. But I think the bad is made worse by the fact that the job is really secure. Like you have to do something really bad before you get fired. But the post office seems to have the highest percentage of EEs that just don't care.
I have had great service by local and state agencies, the IRS, SS Admin. And I have had people "assist" me that didn't give a rip.
Only gripe I had was when a family member passed I was in charge making things happen. The SS Admin refused to send a partial month of benefits after they jerked the entire balance out of the guy's bank account. I made a couple calls and realized I was farting into the wind.
During the reporting period from October 2017 through September 2018, OIG special agents conducted 1,262 internal mail theft investigations, resulting in 425 arrests, and 1,160 administrative actions.
Theft at the postal service is rampant.
How many items have USPS employees stolen from you?
I suppose I have no way of knowing that. I do know there was a lot of theft at the Pflugerville PO.
You know this how?
Yuuuup. The hurst location was not a positive experience at all.But of course, that brings us to the counter staff. They are tied with the DMV for that perfect mix of .... employee. It starts with the good old "I don't give a crap if there's 100 people in line, I'm not moving any faster than the slowest I can go. If I could go slower I would, but then I'd break the space/time continuum and start moving in reverse." Then add in the requisite "oh, it's break time. Now I'll move as FAST as I can to get off the counter and not come back until I absolutely have to." This builds on the obvious "you mean you don't know every detail of every service the USPS offers, and you have the audacity to ask me? <sigh> I've gone through this like 100x already today <eyeroll>"
There are no partial months benefits from Social Security.