Anyone know what I can expect at HSBC San Antonio tomorrow?

I have some routine, but essential business, to take of at the HSBC tomorrow that will require a meeting with the manager or other senior staff.  Does anyone know how they have been operating under the current environment?

Last night I watched another documentary about HSBC and its criminal activities. Unless I were a money launderer, I wouldn't set foot in a HSBC bank.

Seems like you think people have ESP.

All you can do is go and see.
Ignore the addtocart post as it is irrevelent.

Update for anyone who might be interested...

The HSBC bank appeared closed at first with only the ATM's being accessible, but, when I looked through the roller door that closes off the inside at night, an employee opened the roller door and let me in then instantly closed the door behind me.  There was, maybe, 12 people total in there which included all the employees!  As one person left another person was allowed to enter.  There was never a queue of more than 2 people standing outside waiting to enter the inside area.  There were very few people taking money from the ATMs.

The employees were overly friendly, enjoying a quiet day no doubt...!!!

Many places everywhere are restricting the number of clients iside their space for obvious reasons.