Irving Elston Currency Exchange

Tellers working here (at least during the time and day I went here (Evening.Weekday) very unprofessional… gossiping about personal issues. checking their phones. looking like they despise their job and it showed because the girl.
(really dont mean to be mean but looked like she was part of the out of the hood program) needless to say appearances aside, she had to reprint the city sticker three times because she kept placing the sheet the wrong side… But the ultimate blow was that she inserted the wrong vin number and now I have to go to the clerks office to get this fixed. its clear employee morale is very low and have no initiative to do
a good job.
If you think youre saving time by coming here… you will be in for a rude surprise.

«Smells like sandalwood in here. I wonder if incense is burned daily. Smells nice.» — My initial thoughts the other night while I stood in line trying to get a city sticker before the Midnight cut off. The wait was extremely long and I was lucky to score a sticker just before midnight. The day was long and tedious for their staff which towards the end of the night, they dropped to a single attendant. Why? Who knows. But in that time a few other revelations came to mind, first and foremost that the clean smell I had already gotten used to was not sandalwood! Oh travesty. it was Pine-​Sol or some other generic brand. Another revelation was that this location happens to be a hub for Western Union customers, which increased my wait time significantly.
If needing currency exchange services, it’s wise to call ahead and have questions ready. Like; is your credit card machine working? (Because it wasn’t when I visited and to pull cash at their «foreign market» ATM service it was a $ 2.95 charge.)
How long is the line presently? and how many windows may be available when I arrive at such and such a time?