Little Caesars Pizza

I’ve been meaning to try Little Caesars for quite some time after seeing their ads on TV.
What can one expect from a $ 6.99 medium pizza? Not much. You get what you pay for. I’ve had better frozen pizzas from the grocery store.
There’s nothing more to say.

The promise of «hot and ready» pizza having enticed me into the store, I walked in on 2 straight occasions and the standard pizza I wanted to pick up was not at all ready.
The second time, I decided to wait the 7 – 10 minutes for them to make my pizza. While I was waiting, I was talking with one of the store’s advertising suppliers (who was meeting with the owner when I walked in). He mentioned that the store was having trouble growing.
(Hmmm. perhaps because it doesn’t offer the Hot and Ready pizzas it promises… but I digress).
Knowing this, I felt badly for a few seconds because I saw the owner, without any other staff on site (why??), running around trying to fill the 3 orders that had come in since I entered. When he swiped my credit card and ran off to take care of another pizza, I ripped off the credit receipt from the machine to sign it for him while he was gone. He came back and lost his mind — yelled at me! «DON’T TOUCH MY MACHINE!» Really? I try to help and that’s the response I get?
Maybe you’re not growing because you treat your customers like crap. I haven’t been back, and I won’t be. There’s no reason to give business to a store that doesn’t deliver what it promises, especially when the product is no better than any other fast food pizza, and ESPECIALLY when the owner yells at his customers — for trying to HELP!
All the advertising in the world won’t help a disrespectful business owner. I expect this Little Caesar’s won’t last very long — and when it goes, the community won’t even notice.