This post office is horrible. Everyone that works there has an attitude, even their \"supervisor,\" Joel. These people lost one of my packages and blamed me for it. They offered no solution and didn't apologize for it.\nAfter tracking my package online, it said that my package had been sitting at the post office for about 3 days. I first called about it, and the guy on the phone (who I later found out was the supervisor) didn't want to listen to my situation and cut me off by telling me to hold before I was done explaining the situation. I asked him if he needed my tracking number before he put me on hold and he said \"No, first I'm putting you on hold\" with no explanation and in a very rude, hurried tone. \nAfter being on hold for quite a while I decided to hang up and just go over there. When I went there the woman at the counter was very rude and just had a generally unpleasant disposition. After explaining everything to her again, I was referred to the supervisor, Joel, same guy I talked to on the phone. He looked for my package and didn't find it and told me that I should have come by to ask about it earlier. I didn't realize it was my job to baby sit these people and make sure they did what they were being paid to do. I told him it had only been three days and that I was trying to be patient but that I needed my package and that after being treated poorly on the phone I decided to come get it myself and that this was an inconvenience. He said he had no idea where it was and to go check with my leasing office and see whether they had it. I went back home and checked with the leasing office - nothing. At this point I was very annoyed because they offered no answers, no help, and I was being exceptionally inconvenienced. \nWhen I arrived back at the post office they said that \"maybe\" they sent it back but they didn't know because their last notes said that they had it, but at that point it was obvious that they didn't. Their next piece of advice for me was to call the sender and see if they had it. I asked to speak to the manager, Joel told me he was the manager. I told him I didn't want a supervisor, that I wanted HIS manager. He said he wasn't in. I had to wrestle with Joel to get the manager's name (Andy) and when he would be in so I could talk to him about it. \nI called the sender, they don't have my package. It's just missing. The last people to have it were the people at the post office because there was official documentation that said so. They still haven't taken responsibility.