Is it really illegal to snap a picture of a clerk in a Post Office?

"Savageduck" wrote in message
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On 2013-03-30 07:27:06 -0700, MaxD said:

On 3/29/2013 11:31 PM, Tony Cooper wrote:

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I take a lot of candid photographs, and I believe in the rights of
the
photographer as much as anyone here, but I'm not going to get some
employee's ass chewed out by his supervisor even if the supervisor
is
wrong.

I'd let it go.



FWIW. I've never met a post office employee who didn't deserve an ass
chewing. Just sayin'.

Then you ought to take a visit to the Paso Robles, California post
office, where you will find staff as efficient, and helpful as you
might find in some of the best managed, user friendly businesses in
the country. It is a fairly large post office which deals with the
needs of a medium size town and the vast rural delivery needs found in
Northern San Luis Obispo County. I can't remember being treated less
than civilly, or getting less than good service from any of that
branch's employees.

Methinks you are tarring all USPS employees with the same brush.



http://farm1.staticflickr.com/53/152...992d24ff_o.jpg

USPS employee at work in the Passport Photo Studio, February 2005.

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Frank ess