I miss the old banks.
They had at least five or six tellers: human beings who smiled and were able to answer questions while handling transactions.
They didn't urge you to adopt paperless banking.
Many of you may even remember the quaint ritual of those little "bank books" in which all of your deposits and withdrawals were written.
In ink.
The ambiance was one of quiet competence and friendliness.
Customers were not treated like potential robbers and the tellers were not walled in behind plexi-glass.
Gentler times. Let's go back to that approach.
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