<human>: Summarize the given text in a few sentences.

So here is the story.

I was with, lets call them The Red Bank. I have savings accounts, credit cards, chequing accounts. The works. Well, turns out that the bank was suppose to be charging me "service fees" on the Savings account I have.  I was not aware of this nor did I get told this when I made the account 2 years ago.

So, when I saw them deduct 200$ from my savings I got a little upset. This was for service fees for the past 2 years. (in their words) I went to the branch and they said they cannot put the fees back in as it was "something I had to pay, but wasn't" I agreed to start paying their fee for the account if they would credit the money back in stating a banking error. They said they can't.

So I said, give me all my money out and cancel all my accounts. I'm going to another bank. The teller said "I need to get my supervisor." Ok, No Problem. 20 min later the "Branch Manager" comes up and asks me if I can get my issue resolved. I explained to him what I wanted and he said. "No, I cant authorize that" So I then reiterated, Give me all my money and I'm going to another bank. His response was "HA, that will take hours even weeks to switch everything over and its not worth it"

So I left the bank. Went to the other bank I wanted to sign up with. Lets call them "The Blue Bank" turns out they were closed for lunch. So, I went and had lunch myself, Chicken Soup actually, and came back when they were back open. Spend 15 min, opened all my accounts and applied for my VISA card. DONE.

It took actually 30 min once all the money was deposited and I talked to the manager there for a bit. Hours eh? Nice customer retention.
<bot>: Bank screwed me over, I switched even thought it said it would take weeks and hours to get switched. Took 30min.