Generally talking about services, definitely we would be opposed to closures of more post offices. If anybody thinks that the government's closing of urban post offices would not be followed by closures—that have already been happening for years, as a matter of fact—of rural post offices, in my opinion that person is dreaming in Technicolor, because one will lead to the other.
The same goes for door-to-door delivery. I talked a bit about it here. We're for bringing back door-to-door delivery. Letter carriers and rural mail carriers are the face of the post office. It's not just a service issue; it's a financial viability issue.
When the customers see us coming to the door, they talk to us and they use the services. When we're delivering to super-mailboxes, they see the UPS person and the FedEx person come to their door, and we're no longer there. If we lose door-to-door delivery in cities, we're going to lose lot-line delivery in rural areas as well. Those are services.
Generally speaking, improved services would be at the top of the list, and also maintaining good jobs.