I have nothing but sympathy for DMV employees. They work in a place where no one wants to go, but everyone has to go.
Every 5-10 seconds they have to listen to a robotic woman's voice say over the loudspeaker, "Now serving B141...Now serving H024...Now serving C173..."
I feel especially for the woman at the check-in counter, whose job consists mostly of pushing a button and handing people little pieces of paper.
Most humans are repelled by bureaucratic agencies like the DMV because they are so unnatural to human life.
If you say to your friend, "I'm going to the DMV today," chances are he/she will wince and say, "I'm sorry."
The only positive thing I can see about the DMV is that it is a great social equalizer. Perhaps there is no other place in America where people of literally every socio-economic status and race gather in one place. They are angry and frustrated and bored, but they are all there together, which is actually a kind of a miracle.
I'm fairly certain that the DMV office on Euclid and Valencia is the most diverse place in Fullerton.
