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Output: While I really like the hand-sliced sandwiches, this location's customer service leaves something to be desired. There were two teenagers behind the counter, and neither one of them were polite. For example, I kindly requested avocado on my sandwich, and one employee simply walked away disgruntled because their avocado bin was empty. The gentleman returned very upset and flung the items on to my sandwich, which caused some of the dressings to hit the protective sneeze-guard. In addition, this location tends to make sandwiches for everyone in line at the same time. This isn't efficient for the customers that have come in first. I won't be returning to this location; there's another Port of Subs a few blocks away where they are friendlier!

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Output: Our last time here! We are Gold Canyon residents and want to support local businesses. We used to come here but stopped because of inconsistency. Friends said they improved. First time back about a year ago wasn't bad, but the next two times the enchilada sauce was like colored water and had no taste! So this time I tried the tamale - dry seemed like a few days old. Food was hardly warm. My husband had the steak -- gave me a bite and it was nasty! Our friend ordered the guac. and my husband thought it tasted bad so didn't eat it. Turns our all three of them are sick this morning. He gave them some of his steak and they all ate it. I thought it was rancid! And maybe it was. That's it for De La Cruz!!!

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Output: Ordered delivery... told 1 hour. 2 hours later, they claim they came to my work and it was closed, tried calling, and no one answered. Weird, because i work in a 24 hour hospital and the phones go through me. So had someone called or come to the door... would have seen it. Finally another hour later, they showed up with my meal. Philly was cold and stale and the fries were also cold and soggy. I'm sure it could have had potential but that disappointing 3 hour wait made me feel gross trying to eat it. Plus, you Shouldnt eat food that has been sitting at room temp that long.

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This is the WORST post office I have ever been to in my life. Today I tried to mail a Priority Flat Rate mailer. I had two magazines and several newspapers inside the thin cardboard Priority Mailer they provide. I taped it up with sealing tape to reinforce the thin flimsy edges. When I went to the counter I couldn't believe what happened. The counter worker began complaining that my flat rate mailer was too thick and they couldn't take it. I said "wait a minute, what are you talking about." Since moving here a few months ago I have mailed at least 10-12 flat rate mailers to family with newspapers and magazines in them, some thicker then the one I currently was mailing, and no one ever said anything about them being "too big." It says right on the mailer "Flat Rate-Any Weight" and I explained all this to her. She went to the back to consult with someone and came out and said it was too big and "I used tape to seal the edges." I said of course I used tape to reinforce it as I always do. She refused to accept it. She then took care of my other box and I asked to speak to a supervisor. (Note- This employee is the same (and ONLY) person I have ever had a problem with at this post office. One time I was mailing a registered letter in a #10, larger envelope, that contained an item the same size as a gift card. She kept feeling the envelope telling me that this would not go through their machines. I asked her what she was talking about as it was no bigger than gift cards, driver license or credit cards that I get in the mail. She argued with me for about 2 minutes before finally accepting the letter. I don't know what this lady's problem is but she is the rudist and worst employee at this post office and should not be interacting with the public. She is horrible. Getting back to my other problem the supervisor finally came with a copy of the District Policy for acceptance of Priority Mail flat rate envelopes. His excuse for not taking it was "I changed the shape of the envelope." I couldn't believe what he was saying.. of course I changed the shape when I put some items in it. Then he mentioned the tape and I said "you sell the tape right here to reinforce and seal packages." He then told me to take it to another post office and maybe they would take it. UNBELIEVABLE. Where does the Post Office find these morons? I demanded the name of his supervisor and left who I yet to been able to contact. Here is a good laugh for everyone. Written in the policy, and I couldn't possibly make this up, is the following word for word; "If the customer disagrees, they may appeal your decision in writing to the Postmaster of the acceptance post office. Samples of the item must be included with the appeal. The Postmaster should forward the appeal to the District Marketing office where the information will be sent to RSCS for a final decision." As I said above UNBELIEVABLE.....