I want to recognize that my assigned Veteran Service Officer has been helpful and willing to assist…read moreme. Unfortunately, my experience with another staff member, Oliver, has been consistently disappointing and has left me questioning the level of customer service veterans receive when contacting the office. While I was traveling, my assigned VSO provided me with his cell phone number and specifically instructed me to text him the following week for an update regarding my claim. I followed those instructions exactly. After sending multiple text messages and receiving no response, I called the office simply to verify that I had written down the correct phone number. Oliver answered the phone. I began explaining that my VSO had asked me to text him but I had not received a response and wanted to verify I had the correct number. Before I could even finish my sentence, Oliver interrupted me and said, "We don't do text messages. That's not our protocol. You have to come in if you want to see him." I explained that I was traveling, making an in-person visit impossible, and reiterated that I was only following the instructions my VSO had personally given me. Oliver again repeated that they do not do text messages and that I would have to come into the office. I then clarified that I was not asking him to provide me with a phone number. I simply wanted to read back the number my VSO had already given me so he could tell me whether I had copied it correctly. Oliver refused, again stating that I would have to come into the office. At no point did he attempt to help solve the problem. He did not offer to take a message for my VSO, ask for my contact information, let me know when my VSO might be available, or suggest any alternative way to communicate while I was traveling. Instead, I repeatedly received the same response: "You have to come in." Eventually, I asked why I felt like I was getting the runaround. I explained that I was simply following the instructions my VSO had given me and that repeatedly telling me "we don't do text messages" was not addressing my situation. I remained calm and respectful throughout the conversation, although I will admit my frustration became apparent after repeatedly being interrupted and denied any assistance. This is unfortunately the second interaction I have had with Oliver, and both experiences have been remarkably similar. He has consistently come across as abrupt, dismissive, and unwilling to listen before responding. Veterans often call because they need guidance, especially when circumstances prevent them from coming into the office. A few moments of active listening and a willingness to explore solutions can make a tremendous difference. My intention is not to criticize the entire Riverside County Veteran Service Office. I appreciate the work that many of the VSOs do on behalf of veterans. My hope is simply that this feedback helps improve the customer service experience, because every veteran deserves to feel heard, respected, and genuinely assisted when reaching out for help.

I forgot the name of the representative ( he has a curly mustache) he was so rude earlier, I ask…read morehim in a polite manner if he can write down the things I need to do . And he answered me in a mean / rude way . I don't want him to be my representative! Definitely replacing him I hope he doesn't treat others like this..

What a great company :) hired them for my staff Christmas party! These guys are awesome. Can't wait…read moreto do it again. We had dinner and painting at a location I rented. See pics :)

For my Mom's 82nd birthday, she requested to come here, as she had read about finding prehistoric…read morebones here years ago and subsequent museum being built, but had never made it to visit. She was quite happy about finally seeing the museum! Located on a school campus, the museum sits back a ways from the parking lot across a courtyard from the school building. Parking and walkways are shared between visitors and students alike. The museum is bright and airy, having a nice flow from room to room, through timeline to timeline. The displays are beautifully constructed with thorough yet engaging text to explain each finding or display. The exhibit rooms are large enough to give that gasp that comes with being in the presence of creatures of such size, but cozy enough to linger and read without being overwhelmed. There are hands-on activities for youths and those young at heart, a children's play and explore area, and a theater/presentation area. We really enjoyed the presentation that brought the area to "life" through a realistic, animated depiction. We sat on molded rocks, which was fun. When students came, they sat on the floor. It was cool and quiet. The bathrooms were clean and easily accessible. There's a small gift shop with some eye catching toys, jewelry, snacks, etc.

This was a great spot to get out of the heat. We decided to bring a small group of Girl Scouts and…read moretag-a-longs here and the Exploration Lab exhibit was great for the kids! We had a 2.5 year old all the way to a 13 year old and they were very entertained and engaged with the activities offered. I don't think this specific exhibit is offered year-round. If it's not, the rest of the museum would be slightly too "old" for the kiddos, looking at the fossils. Overall, very clean, well displayed information and fun.

Fresh jumbo eggs highly recommend to get the eggs from Delmer farms they also carry farm fresh milkread more

Just purchased yesterday a tray of 20 Jumbo Eggs (range free) for $20-what a bargain after visiting…read moreGrocery Outlet and their dozen egg price was $5.99. I cracked my first egg this morning and it had a double yoke...

I want to make this review short enough that you read it, but long enough that you get the hint you…read moreneed her healing services. I am surviving 20 years thus far, of chronic physical illness. I have tried a lot of alternative treatment as well as medical and counseling and therapies to try to help the trauma connected to being ill for so long, this has been the best thing I have ever done. I have seen Elena over 5 times now, here's a list of some key things that have occured that keep me coming back for continued amazing results. 1- The 3rd visit she let me know I no longer had to worry about a certain area of my body anymore, it had been healed. I hadn't thought much of that area because my cyst there had been there since preteen years. Within a week I realized, the cyst was not there anymore. YaY 2- It's simple, her healings have helped me start to work through some emotional family trauma. (Simple to say, but as we all know, not so simple to work through) so... WoW yay! 3-This is a really rad one for me, because since my late teens I have always been drawn to wearing all black. She ended up doing a strong negative attachment clearing on me, and now I am seeing color more vividly and feel my black wardrobe as flat and needing more color! I hope you read this entire review, I hope when things haven't been working for you, that you give this a good few tries. I wish you healing, and all the positive results i've had. :)

Elena is one of the most magical, beautiful souls I've ever met. I would see her once or twice a…read moreyear over the last several years. She emanates pure unconditional love. That within itself is extremely healing. Couple that with Reiki healing energy and many other modalities. I have entered into a massive spiritual awakening in my life, and I am so happy I can share that with Elena. She is part of the kin and I have returned hOMe. Namaste

Okay so I was veryyy hesitant to come here due to the reviews about staff being rude, but my man…read morereally wanted to go for his birthday so we did it . We got 3 races plus the bronze license which was about $200 per person in total. With this we got gloves and a head wrap thing to keep and you can use their helmets and jumpsuits. We were under the impression you had to wear long sleeves and pants period. BUT turns out you can either wear the long clothes (and just race like that) OR you can have short stuff on and use a jumpsuit. Thank you to the really nice patron that told us that! It is soooo hot out there and a jumpsuit over long clothes was suffocating and unbearable. We went on a Wednesday around 1130am for races starting at noon and had no real issues . All the employees were super nice and didn't give any attitude. The races were about 15-20 minutes apart. We called days ahead and were told weekends were their busiest days and you would likely be waiting over an hour in between races . No thanks. It looked very new and legit , like they hold actual racing tournaments there (I'm sure they do but we didn't ask). Very clean and the tater tots were delicioussss. We got all the information we needed at the very beginning. If anyone is like me , big doses of information go in one ear and out the other . With that being said I wish it was more beginner friendly. We were given all the information and were sent on our way. We didn't really know where to go, just kinda figured it out . Most of the help we got was from the very friendly patron mention above. Just little questions we had like "can we take our water bottle with us" or "can we leave our stuff out here?" ALSO , I am 5'9. My man is 6'3. Those carts are not meant for tall folks lol . The first race I kept getting cramps in my calf. By race 2 I was slightly more comfortable. Race 3 I didn't really notice as much anymore but just know, it is definitely and adjustment. All and all, really amazing experience. I'll give it a 4 because although the employees were nice and answered questions when we saw them, I wish we had like someone to guide us through it all being that it was our first time. At least for the first race. We will likely come back being that the license lasts a year but thank you guys for the awesome experience!

Staff was extremely friendly,place is extremely clean and organized.Did not try to overcharge for…read moreanything,sessions were on time(some were early). However,karts there are terribly maintained,there are only 2 fast karts in a whole row of over 15,you do not get to choose your karts,you get assigned to them.A huge issue with the karts are the seats,the karts are so recked that the seats are sideways,they are not facing the steering wheel,they are like 5-20 degrees off the right or left side.(Only like 2 karts don't have this issue)top speed of the karts are quite high,however the pick up is extremely extremely slow on most of the karts(one of the good kart is no.43) The track is quite wide,wide enough to make mistakes.However i heard they change their track often so if i remember the name right the name of the track i raced was north smth.It was a little too short but good corners.

The eggs are delicious! Pick up a few dozen and enjoy. The young man was very nice and helpful.read more

I am so happy I found Da-Le Ranch at the Laguna Niguel Farmer's Market! Their meat, poultry, and…read moreeggs are fresh and delicious. They take care about what they feed their animals--sustainable practices, non-GMO, no corn or soy. They are popular, so consider preordering on their website or arriving early for the best selection.

Advertised as the CRA Sprint Car opener I expected a lot if not all Sprint Cars but instead there…read morewere only like 13 Sprints sharing the venue with super stocks which I don't care for. I see the season schedule calls for more of the same throughout the year. What happened to the 30 car Sprint events and 50 lap mains? I think this track might be done? I will no longer be making the long drive out and paying $35 entry and $20 to park just to see 13 Sprint cars racing for like 30 minutes.

Ok, took the grandkids to the Night of Destruction at the Perris Auto Speedway and they had a great…read moretime! They got to meet and interact with the drivers and crews prior to the race. Cars racing and crashing, American flags waving in the air and fireworks to finish! Just pure Americana. Loved all of it. My oldest son and his family are getting back home after a lengthy deployment overseas and you can bet I'll be taking them to the PAS.