I just recently realized I could post a review about the USPS. This is about Norco USPS. On a normal day I would have no qualms giving them a negative star rating out of five, because that is how dismal is the USPS customer service. One of the employees there, an Asian woman, was rude through her bones. She completely caught me off guard because the stereotypical image of an Asian woman was a timid and polite one. I always stayed polite and respectful in my encounters with her until she started raising her voice, upset I took a second to decide if I wanted to pay for extra services she was upselling me with. My husband just passed away and I was in tremendous pain. It took some effort to keep my tears from flowing. I did not have the energy to counter her rudeness. The next time I was back, there she was with her usual rudeness, and I put her in her place with nary a curse word. I simply told her loud enough for other customers to hear how rude her demeanor was, and the satisfying thing was two customers who were in line chimed in and said, "She is really rude". One customer said she was there for about two hours because she "just would not help me" as far as to which papers to fill and how to wrap a package to make it acceptable to their rules. I later met that same lady at a TJ Maxx and we talked about this postal worker and the USPS as a whole. After that incident I was at the post office again and she was so "sweet" (Argh!); met me with a "Hi, how may I help you today?". I was very civil with her, while wondering if she finally got out from the right side of her bed that morning to be in a good mood. I noticed a new guy standing very close to her. After my transaction was handled, I asked the "new" guy if he were her supervisor. I forgot his exact words, but he was her higher up. I told him I asked because the rudest employee in that branch became so sweet all of a sudden, I almost did not recognize her (I was kidding, of course). He was chuckling himself. There was also an incident with another female employee. I mailed something and I requested specifically just for a tracking number. When she told me how much it was, I was surprised. I knew it would only cost me around $4, and she was asking for double the amount. She just went on to explain how she added insurance, etc., "because of the importance of the document". She decided all of these on her own! Imagine if I were purchasing a car with a manual transmission and the salesman will simply say, "Oh, it's $2K more, because I think you should be driving an automatic". However, among all these morose, rude, could not be bothered, and entitled employees, is a gem named JOEY. Oh, I have written to the USPS that they should have Joey train all their employees. Joey is so wonderful. He always comes across polite, kind, very helpful, and just an all around wonderful human being. The famous Mr. Silva calls this kind of person as someone "functioning with his right brain" (always connected to higher consciousness). I am not a spring chicken anymore and I am thinking about my will, and I think about Joey. That's how much this young man impressed me. I have nothing, but best wishes for him. Five stars solely for Joey! read more