I needed to rent a van to move my daughter to her college apartment in Boston from my home in Rhode…read moreIsland and having used the UHaul app before for a rental, decided to do it again this time. Previously, the van was located at the front of the building and the keys in the safe on the side. Using the app was easy, pulling me along every step of the way, and I looked forward to using it again here. When I came by on the 1st, I noticed my van was not out front and drove to the back (this is a large building which also houses storage units). I looked around but didn't see the vehicle and so had to go inside. I went to the front desk and saw Jordan. I explained that I was using the app but didn't see my van, and he informed me that the van was out there in the lot and I needed to go find it. I thanked him and proceeded to go out to the lot to find my van, matching the serial number to the one showing on my screen. I looked inside but didn't see the keys. I drove back to the side of the building to the safe, as this is where the keys were the last time, but there was no code on the next screen. Confused, I drove back to the office and went back to Jordan. I explained that the keys were not in the van despite a search, and that there was no code for the safe. He then reached behind him, grabbed the keys on the wall, and handed them to me. I was annoyed before but seeing this, I felt compelled to say something. I said that he could have told me I had to come back for the keys and that they wouldn't be in the truck or in the safe. He told me that I wasn't there yet, meaning that I wasn't on the next page on my app when I saw him last. I said that's right, but that it would still have been nice to let me know what to expect, just from a customer experience perspective. Jordan maintained that because I wasn't there on the app yet, that telling me about the keys wasn't necessary yet. I was confused as I was just trying to offer helpful customer service advice, but Jordan didn't seem willing to listen to that. Our conversation grew heated, and I told him to stop interrupting me and listen. He agreed, and I relayed the entire scenario, sharing why this was frustrating as a customer, but he still interrupted. I told him he was interrupting me again, and he did stop and let me finish. I finished, and he proceeded to explain that I was arguing with him, and escalating the situation. I told him I wasn't, that I really was only interested in explaining what this felt like as a customer. When he said I was not and that I was only interested in arguing, I realized the issue was with him, and that further discussion was pointless. I asked him for his name, and he said it was Jordan King, adding on that he was a manager. I walked out, got the van (which was great), and returned the van later without issue.