Little Caesars Pizza

Got my food quick... Really enjoyed the wings.

I once saw two people in a mini-van as I waiting on my pie or eating it in the parking lot I can't remember now. Then I saw another car with out-of-state tags pull in and park a few spots away; the driver of that vehicle, a woman in scrubs, went inside the store, but before that the woman in the mini-van had gotten out and gone inside too, looking at me as she went in. I thought she was checking me out until realizing her old man was also in the mini-van; he got out, got in the back seat of the car with no tags.

We've all seen drug-deals before, but man, you bring your kids?!! And they didn't even have the courtesy of telling the dealer they'd already been noticed; they could have told him that they should all "change pos'" but they didn't, they got their dope leaving him in the cut. They know I saw them; he had no clue. I know all about suspicious vehicles and tag #'s; I gave the Greensboro Police Department the tag # of one of about a dozen vehicles that had come my way, after calling the Department who informed me "the neighborhood association" might be able to "get rid of" the person I'd went to the city about. Due to the Department covering-up my call and helping someone I called about get worse there was no reason I should lower myself by calling the law which didn't include County, Barnes era. Thanks to the corruption and graft that is the City of Greensboro I know to stick with county next time I see something.

I'll never get those photos Community Watch Gail Barger took of me on the property to frame and slander me, a detective from the GPD telling me "The Community Watch Program is a private program having nothing to do with us" and speaking of cameras there was one right there at Little Caesar's. Dope fiends; I watched one for years pick-up dope in Lake Daniel Park--it was clear from my place he was an addict but that was about all I knew until finding out where he lived. You can't trust the Community Watch Program though, Barger the Community Watch in Westerwood for years per the tutelage of Chief Hinson another accomplished liar. They got along great: Barger the CW for one reason only, honesty not being one of them--just ask the police, they all know each other as National Night Out can tell you. Hinson ran from me in Center City Park when I told him to get Barger out of the Program; he said he would but he never did but he didn't run as fast as Justin Outling did when things got worse in Greensboro. It's beyond obvious that police and "people with money" in District 3 all go way back, so obvious CRO Ben Wingfield told me not to attend National Night Out anymore; I was seeing too much and had a big mouth, the SUV's with dark windows there would be the people asking me where the Coliseum was as I dropped my car off at Firestone for example--they always hit you up when the pressure is already on, they're low-life's the same as Barger is. I told the Community Watch about Andrew Swofford so long ago who knows when that was; he was about as bright as his mother, who is exactly like the parents who brought their kid to a drug deal in the parking lot of a gas station.

Swofford was so swift he once left a Papa John's order in the Lake Daniel Park men's room walking the toppings home on Fairmont to smoke or snort them, there's no telling. If I had called the law all of those people would have went to jail and DSS, the Department would have busted some out-of-state tags and I never get the drug game as the people in it are so stupid plus cameras and eyeballs. They probably also act strange like Sgt. Patterson did with me at GPDHQ, I didn't get his behavior right away; I had no idea he was "someone with money" too, that I was witnessing a bail-out of many that would involve Andrew Swofford; I told Patterson I had people coming to the property all of a sudden, that that had never happened before. Chief Hinson has always been "someone with money" too, the same as the Swofford's got big breaks on account of knowing the Community Watch. No Little Caesar's for "Clyde the Closet."

First time eating the Thin crust. Awesome, nice and hot! I will order this again. Thank you guys.

The person that took the order was very polite and made sure that our food was hot and fresh. It was her and one other person working with her. The young lady was trying to make all the customers happy.