So this mail carrier pulls up in front of my house and starts to blow the horn from her mail truck. She was African American, heavy set with French braids.. She was too damn lazy to get out of the mail truck and deliver my package to my front door. She continues to honk her horn, then finally decides to get out of the mail truck. She proceeds to walk 1/3 of the way to my front door and then turns back around and gets back in the truck. Was about to just pull off without delivering my package. Today is June 22, 2019 approximately 3:15 pm, it's also sprinkling outside. I guess that this mail carrier decided that performing the duties of her job were an inconvenience. When you purposely hold on to a customers package and try to drive off with it-that is a huge problem. I saw what she was attempting to do so I opened my door and she yells from her mail truck " you have a package " I then say ok and wait for her to exit her vehicle to finally bring the package to my door (this was a package that required a signature by the way)...when she saw that I wasn't coming out to her truck to get it, she gets a really bad attitude, yells from the truck "technically you can come get it from me!" & "I see all them dogs in your house I'm not coming to your door" .... at that time I let her know that I would close my door. She was actually bold enough to have a bad attitude with me because she had to bring me my package [WHICH IS A PART OF HER JOB DESCRIPTION]...First thing-I'm innocently in my home, minding my business and hear someone blowing the horn out in front of my house like a maniac ... then try to pull off with my package and then uses the fact that I have dogs [IN MY HOUSE] as a reason why she failed to do her job properly. I'm submitting a formal complaint to USPS. And I seriously want to let the USPS know that this type of behavior by their mail carrier is embarrassing and unprofessional. I've never had a mail carrier honk at my door for me to run out in the rain to their vehicle to sign for a package. A bad attitude gets you nowhere in life. I would never expect to see that type of behavior from someone that is employed by the USPS. By the way, I too am African American and a woman, so this comment and complaint is not at all a target on her for her minority status or because she's a woman or anything to do with race or anything of the sort. USPS management, please make sure that your employees out in the field are treating customers with respect and dignity. Also that they have been properly trained and are willing and physically able to do their job. I never want to see that carrier near my home again, and will continue to follow up with USPS customer service with an email and a phone call regarding my experience. Not sure how some people carry on in life with a bad attitude and I don't care. But when that person decides to involve or expose me to their bad behavior is when I have a serious problem with it. read more