FedEx Office Print & Ship Center

I needed to do some printing and don’t have a printer at home. I was happy to find there’s a FedEx Office (does anyone else still call them Kinko’s?) relatively close to my home and gym. I called before I headed in yesterday because it was snowing and I lived in Seattle for the past nine years, where everything shuts down at the mere threat of snow. But this is Minnesota and they were indeed open.
I used the self service copier for my print jobs and a PC station to edit a Word doc. The PC station usage is charged by the minute, so I would not recommend heading to FedEx just to browse the internet, compose a long document, or do research (you can do that at most libraries for free, BTW). Both the copier and computer were user friendly and take credit cards for payment. While I was there I was asked by several employees if I needed any help. I was a little surprised to see a plotter in the copier area. So you can do large format printing here if you need to! My only quibble would be that I had to go to the front desk to get a scan. A minor gripe, but could be troublesome if you were in a hurry and there was a line at the front. Also, why do they trust you to print and copy but not scan?
This store is large and clean and seems kind of new. There are FexEx shipping services and supplies, of course. I perused the store on my way out and noticed you can also purchase (random) things like candy, books, calendars, office supplies, and greeting cards. This FedEx is in the same small strip mall with Chipotle, Firehouse Subs, Tokyo Grill, and Sprint. On the 80 bus route (which hardly ever runs, so good luck). Quite convenient to have this in my hood.