FedEx Office Print & Ship Center

The store has downsized considerably. There were only 2 employees on a busy Sunday afternoon. There are only 3 copy machines in the store and they were all busy. Waste of my time.

These stores come in handy when I least expect it. And then, I’m thankful to have the services they offer. Lots of available parking which is always a plus.
The trainee who took my order had to fetch an employee to give me some prices for the two options available to me. The price difference was negligible, less than a dollar so I picked the more expensive one. When it comes time to ring up my order, another employee comes to help. The prices as well as the price difference now are substantial. Turns out that employee number 1 forgot that they charge to scan images. Apologies from them and 15 minutes later I finally placed my order.
They did call me to say my order was ready which was a nice touch. Order was done okay except they had trimmed my picture as requested, but with uneven white borders — the reason why I did not want to do it myself.

Looks to be a new location, one of the largest I’ve ever visited. Large format printing department is extensive and looked to be pretty busy. I walked through that side of the store on my way to the main counter. I’m first in line. There are (3) employees: 1 helping with a shipment, another helping with a computer and the 3^rd behind the work counter with demeanor of one without a care in the world. It’s this long-​haired, unkept looking clerk that I had the chance to watch as I waited for several minutes for acknowledgement of my existence. Slowly typing on his keyboard. A slow stroll over to a copy machine for a glance, one that had nothing running through it. Returns to his spot to take a slow sip from a can of soda and a lazy, indirect walk to the counter in front of me. Finally eye contact and a greeting. I state I’m there to pick up a web-​order which is normally pre-​paid, yet I’m asked how I want to pay for it. «Oh, it’s paid for.» Really. The new order I make is for a double sided copy, the original I flip over to show both sides. «It’ll be about 10 minutes». I’ll wait. 10 minutes later skater boy walks over flapping the stack of paper over his shoulder saying «I forget it was double sided.» Really? It took about 10 foot steps to get from me to the machine he was using and he managed to «forget» the details of my order. Get a haircut, iron your shirt and get a clue how to do your job kid. If not for the cool AC and well laid out store it would have been 1 star.