Superior Court San Diego Snack Bar

I wish I didn’t have to give a single star to this snack stand because if I could give a negative star I WOULD!
To the 2 rude girls that are working this little stand inside the courthouse, if your both miserable or just «too pretty» to be working such a gig then move over and give the jobs to 2 people whom would be appreciative of them and also whom know how to treat customers.
Today I purchased a cold Mtn Dew bottle, ranch corn nuts and a twix bar to munch on while awaiting my hearing to begin at 1:30pm. So yeah! I was a little confused by the whole set up and didn’t realize that the small cut out room is part of the snack bar which has in it lots of little snacks and drinks to purchase. I got my items and was kinda looking around and decided to ask the 2 girls where to pay for my items. They both seemed so put off by my question and as if they were floored I would ever ask such a thing.
I paid reluctantly for my items and wouldn’t have purchased anything if I wasn’t so fricken hungry. Anyhow, my entire exchange at that time was listening to these 2 girls have the gift of gab with one another. I don’t recall either of them even saying hello or greeting me. Horrible! Horrible customer service.

Dear Office of the Jury Commissioner,
I received a letter from my parents today thinking it was a nice «I miss you» note or perhaps a check for being such an amazing son. When I noticed there was another letter inside their envelope I became intrigued thinking I was the next Publisher’s Clearing House recipient. To my satisfaction it was another jury summons.
I regret to inform you that I will not be able to attend my assigned jury duty on August 12, 2013. Even though I was unable to attend the last jury summons because I was in Denver, CO, I have recently moved to Hawai’i, the most remote island chain in the world. Nothing would please me more than to get up at 6:00am to find a Superior Court with free parking and sit in a room with a hundred of my peers catching up on the latest Dan Brown novel or completing that Sudoku puzzle I’ve been working on. The fact that out of the one hundred or so times I have been summoned and never been honored by being selected for a trial has no weight on this decision.
The $ 15.00 per day you are offering is quite tempting, however, I cannot afford to take days off of my new jobs. I have checked for flights and the cheapest I could find from Honolulu on such short notice is $ 644.00. I have done the math and your per diem simply will not cover my expenses. By my account I will be approximately $ 629.00 short. I really wanted to have another shot to prove myself as a successful juror in order to be selected for «the trial of the century» so I can finally get that book deal and meet Anderson Cooper but it just does not seem likely this year.
I will be sure to register to vote in Hawai’i so you do not have to use the precious paper and resources to let me know you were giving me another shot at the big leagues. Thank you for your consideration and I hope you will find someone to fulfill the duty that I am unable to at this point.
Sincerely,
Blake Norman Taylor
ps… I’ll bet the snack bar has good munchies

This place is located after you enter the through the main security entrance. It is inconvenient because is all the way in the back and you have to go through the metal detector. It is expensive and there is a min for credit card use. If you are there for jury duty or a quick break from work, it is an option without having to re-​enter through the security area. Other then that bleh!