The Venus postal worker staffs the counter at the Venus spaceport. In his lone scene, Roco Bonnaro steps up asking to ship a package out to the middle of the desert. The by-the-book clerk warns that such a delivery runs costly, but Bonnaro slaps 5,000 Woolongs on the parcel and leans on him with a threat, until the worker relents and processes it.
The series offers no detailed physical description of the counter clerk at the Venus spaceport.
He comes across as a by-the-book employee, first trying to reason with a difficult customer and voicing his objections, yet ultimately backing down under pressure.

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Roco Bonnaro walks up to his window asking to ship a package out to the middle of the desert. The worker warns that such a delivery runs costly, but Bonnaro brushes the caution aside. He slaps 5,000 Woolongs down on the parcel and leans on the clerk with a threat. Despite his complaints, the worker relents and processes the shipment.
The Venus postal worker is a clerk who staffs the counter at the Venus spaceport in Cowboy Bebop, appearing in the episode Waltz For Venus.
Roco Bonnaro pressures the Venus postal worker into shipping an unusual package out to the middle of the desert, paying 5,000 Woolongs and leaning on him with a threat until he relents.
The Venus postal worker is credited only as Customer Service rather than by a proper name.
The Venus postal worker is voiced by Isshin Chiba in the Japanese version of Cowboy Bebop.
The Venus postal worker comes across as a by-the-book employee who initially objects to an unusual request but ultimately backs down under pressure.
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