Sequoia Center — Local services in Milwaukee

Went to post office, social distancing was a joke they have markers on the floor where you are to stand for social distancing right inside in front of the in and out door, so people are constantly coming in and out right next to you while you are standing in the line to be served. No hand sanitizer in sight for customers to use. Employees were wearing gloves touching all customers boxes, mail, packages, money never changed their gloves and my mind was thinking about all the germs that's on those gloves and now it's on my purchase item from the post office onto my hands I couldn't wait to get to my car and use my own hand sanitizer. The good news is everyone had on facial mask wearing them properly on their face. The postal employee that I was working with was very friendly polite. However I do want to mention that this post office is a small post office and it is needed in the community. I'm glad that they are there and open but they need to make some adjustments remove those markers off the floor this right in front of the in and out door or maybe they can put a mailbox outside so people can drop their mail in the box outside and at least that'll cut down on some of the traffic you know what I'm saying when you're standing there on the markers that at least cut down most of the traffic that could at least put two or three...

Went to Metro pcs & my experience wasn't that great @ the 1st 10mins..until I got to just talking with the employee in a way of showing compassion..I guess it was well received because his whole attitude changed. Overall I don't have nothing bad to say. I guess we all have bad days. I got what I went there for & I wasn't pushed to be over sold...

I've only been to the post office and the smoke shop in this shopping center. I love the post office. The employees are usually very friendly and helpful and it is usually very quick as well. Also recommend the smoke shop, just sometimes the employees can be iffy. Just depends on who's working and when but most of the time they're helpful and...