Wells Fargo Bank

For certain business transactions, I don’t like making online payments. So, I go to my bank to get cashier’s checks or money orders. I went into this branch (not my home branch) to get a cashier’s check to pay my rent for February 2012.
I was greeted warmly by the teller, Operater ga000462. However, when I asked for a cashier’s check for X amount, Operater ga000462 promptly told me that what I really needed was a money order. I responded in a light-​hearted «you say tomayto, I say tomahto» sort of way. Operater ga000462 looked at me blankly, but quickly, and continued with the transaction.
Whatevs. I already knew that I was supposed to ask for a cashier’s check because this was neither the first, second, nor third time I asked for this service so I could pay my rent (I’ve had supervisors at my home branch even correct tellers in front of me after being misinformed by those like Operater ga000462; and I’ve even had tellers correct themselves. The amount being asked for determines whether the customer gets a cashier’s check or a personal money order; and the amount of my rental payment falls under the category of the former, not the latter.). Why debate it? It was a lovely Saturday morning, sunny but crisp. Why should I have rained on it by making someone feel bad by showing them that I knew their job better than they did?
But now it’s Wednesday, and today I’ve paid my rent for the month with my personal money order. But with Operater ga000462’s mediocre-​at-​best display of customer service skills still on my mind, I knew that there was only one thing to do. Unilocal it.
So, Operater ga000462, if you could please not put customers in the position to argue with you or stand their and swallow it, I’d appreciate it. Thank you.
Right, and one more thing, Operater ga000462… instead of giving people a snippy little «no» when they ask you about Wells Fargo branches outside of the US, don’t you think it’d be best to at least tell them about TRAVEL NOTIFICATIONS (Like your more professional colleagues at the Wells Fargo call center did when I called them about a different issue on the same day) so when they try to use their ATM card abroad it won’t be declined or blocked? Because, really, the last thing someone needs to deal with is being accused of international identity theft because you were itching to be a meanie for no reason.