The post office is funded by themselves with postage they will grow and shrink by demand. If people email they will shrink. If people lose jobs oh well thats why when you pick a career you pick one you can forsee being needed till you die. Like a barber, will always be needed for haircuts or a doctor. But sooner or later regular letter mail will be gone.
C'mon, this is the mail we're talking about. Who foresaw that? The typewriter manufacturers? The stationary shop? The mail, bruh? The cable company?
In the future, when Mr. Scott transportation goes commercial, then what? Blame those bimbo airline attendants for thinking they had a future?

this is not a conversation for uninformed jesus sandal wearin kneegroes. stop by payless or grab an App from the iStore then come back when you have some decent footwear and a well thought out response.
those branches you're talking about are management and distribution points and NO logistically it would not make sense to do away with them. did you ever think of the logistics of WHY those places exist or are you just ranting? and what happens when power goes down or something catastrophic happens with the internet. do you think information will stop needing to be disseminated or do you think there will be an even GREATER need to have a postal service? point being, careful what you wish for.