Wednesday June 17, 2020 near end of day I arrived with a printed FedEx label and small product to ship to a colleague. Have used services at this location countless times mostly work related packages, and would typically give a 5-star rating. I WAS APPALLED at the cavalier attitude of both the man and woman behind the counter. The woman acted as if I were interrupting her texting. The man was occupied with another customer and seemed appropriate. NEITHER the man nor woman was wearing a mask and the width of counter is likely less than 3' W. There were NO SIGNS posted for clients about precautions for COVID - 19, such as "masks required." The aisles (2) have room enough for only 1 person and there were NO DIRECTIONALS for "in" one way or "out" another, which would have been quite easy and common sense. There was no tape on floor encouraging 6' apart. Now, I am not a moralist. Neither am I a liberal lefty. So, I write this review more as a question - "What am I missing?" This COVID - 19 is still new in terms of how to handle it. Maybe employees have temperature checks and wash hands every hour or sanitize counter, and I did not observe at the moment. I want to give benefit of the doubt. Just simply saying, "I don't get it." Would be gr8t if the owner could reply and help explain. Meanwhile, I am posting this if others viewing might wonder and therefore prefer other locations practicing CDC, State, County, City, small business guidelines. One other thing: A woman customer "strutted" in from parking lot without mask - I say "strutted" not in sense of anything sexist (would have used same term if it were a guy or nonbinary individual) -- because she almost seemed to have an air of "I am not wearing a mask, and am proud of it." (It is also possible I projected that on her because of my still processing my experience at the counter.) But, clearly, she was very comfortable NOT WEARING A MASK as if she had been in and out of that location several times. Pitchfork, lantern carrying folks demanding "freedom" DO NOT have a right to freedom sans responsibility; your freedom ends where my safety-at-risk begins. All of us need to act as if we potentially are carriers, spreaders of COVID - 19 and put the interest of others before ourselves at same time trying as best we can to get back to business, reasonably. read more