Little Caesars Pizza

Too bad this went out of business.

I, like you, was entertained and wary after reading the horrible yet presumable reviews to this little caesars location. But, like you, the draw of hot, ready, and good enough pizza outweighed my desire to fork out two digits for pizza, so i went. It was an hour and a half til they closed and i saw two people waiting inside already, so i wasn't expecting much. I was approached immediately at the cash register. They had a sausage and a cheese ready, but THIS customer wanted pepperoni. They said it would be a six minute wait. I didn't trust "six minutes" (why not five?) But i said okay, paid, and went outside to pass the time with a refreshing and relaxingly smooth cigarette. Just as i put out my cigarette, throwing the remaining filter into the trash, (only a mere five minutes -or less??- later) i was approached right outside of the front door by the same cashier who took my order. They had my pizza, hot, ready, and in hand. Delivery! I thanked them warmly and set off in the direction of my car; pleased.
Yes, it was a good experience.
Now, i offer double acclaim of this location- some of you may be unaware, but there are two different regional little caesars ingredient distributors. Some of them offer a bland, flat, indistinct-from-one-another darker brown (in my experience) coloured crust, of which i do not care for. Others, have what appears to be a true replica of hand "tossed" crust, complete with one-of-a-kind variations. THIS little caesars, is the latter.
I had planned to share this pizza with my friends but, as i type this, only one piece remains as i await their arrival.

I am pleased with my decision and i regret nothing.

Cant beat it for 5 bucks...unless we're talking about that 6 dollar extracheezymostbestest pizza!! ???