Text - Roadside assistance and customer service are extremely unhelpful, even in dangerous situations. In hindsight, given the situation that we had, and the dangerous issues that we were having with our truck, we should have just had it towed. The story follows:\n\nMy girlfriend and I rented a 14' truck to move out of our apartment. On the first leg of the trip, the truck didn't have any issues, but when we tried to drive it back to the U-Haul location, the truck wouldn't start. We called U-Haul's roadside assistance, and their representative told us to put the parking brake on, put the truck in neutral, and then try to start the engine again. Not only did this maneuver fail, but when we put the truck back into park, it started rolling down the driveway. We put on the parking brake - while the truck was in park - and it was still rolling. The only thing we could do to prevent it from rolling farther into the street was sit behind the wheel with one of us pushing down on the brake.\n\nAt this point, the roadside assistance representative told us that we would need to sit there, pressing down the brake, for the next hour (which is how long it would apparently take for a mechanic to come). She told us that she needed more information before she could contact a mechanic to give us roadside assistance. When we explained that we were in a pretty dangerous situation (caused by her recommendation), and that the truck was half-way in the road, and that it would keep rolling unless we actively pushed down the brake, she said there was nothing that she could do, and someone would be there within the hour. I asked to speak to her supervisor, who - naturally - couldn't help us. When we asked to speak to her manager, she said that no one was available, but that one of them would call us back within 15 minutes (which, of course, never happened).\n\nAfter waiting with one foot on the brake for about an hour, a mechanic came and told us that we had a dead battery (which is interesting, given that we didn't leave the headlights or any other equipment on - I would say that this, alone, is a big issue). When I asked him why a dead battery would affect the parking brake, or why it would prevent the truck from being in park, he didn't have an answer (which, I believe, is a much more serious issue).\n\nWe ultimately called the roadside assistance number again to ask how we could be refunded. They gave us a customer service number to call. The customer service representative told us that we would need to speak with the manager of the store that we had rented from. When we got to the store, we were told that refunds are normally handled by the customer service hotline, but they said that they could handle it for us regardless, and that the manager would give me a call the following morning.\n\nAt this point, I'm still waiting to hear from the manager about being refunded for the hour that I spent with their malfunctioning truck, dangerous truck. I plan to update this review when I hear back.
Group - kanagi


Text - Took more than 2 hours for front tire changes and a patch. Only reason I came here was because I had a coupon. When I got the bill, it was more than what I was quoted on the phone.  When we went over the bill, they had double charged me for some items.  Be very careful when you go here!!!  Will not go back again.
Group - kanagi


Text - Nice little place to eat in Green Valley for a simple lunch. I ordered the shrimp pita with a side salad. Since it was beautiful outside, my sister and I sat on the outdoor patio area. It was nice to enjoy the sun and see everyone outside with their dogs. I had to resist the temptation to feed the little pups around me, but I was very happy to keep the shrimp pita to myself because it was delicious. I enjoyed the flavor combination of hummus, seasoned shrimp, and roasted red bell peppers.
Group - dropling


Text - Went here with friends because I wanted sushi & my friend from the wretched said Osaka was having some great deal. Well that great deal was only for the westside location so overpriced for what we ordered. I had one sushi roll which was ok but no better than nearby places without teppan that charge less. Two of them said their meal was good, but considered fair by the person who granted is the pickiest & also was paying the bill.
Group - kanagi


Text - I think that I can safely say that there were few things that my father and I agreed on....Rita Rudner happens to be one of them.  She is hilarious and her show is just terrific.  She had me in stitches from start to end.  My husband likes his humor a little \""raunchier\"" but RR is right up my alley.  She manages to be whitty and smart without being crass or swearing or the like.  She is just a class act.  Impeccable timing...funny stories about her English husband and her dog just makes it al the more personal and funny.  I love her wardrobe.  She is just the best best best!!!!
Group - dropling


Text - Great little sushi place in Chandler. \n\nThis was my first time here so I can't give it 5 stars just yet, I want to see consistency. Yes, I will go back. I didn't have a bad or even so-so piece of sushi. I had the salmon, ahi tuna, albacore, yellowtail, scallops, and eel (like to keep it simple the first time). Had some rolls (50% of Tuesday) pretty standard. The spicy rolls were not overwhelming with spicy sauce as if they were trying to cover up an inferior fish like I have seen done before at other places. Small selection of sake, I have come to expect very little of the sake society in Arizona. \n\nOver all good experience, I would recommend, and I will return soon.
Group - dropling
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I started going here a few months back and haven't been disappointed.  I haven't been wowed either.