To me, it's not really a "gym", it feels more like a community center with solid fitness amenities:…read moreindoor/outdoor pool, track, studio rooms, basketball court (also used for volleyball and pickleball), and a weight room. Hence the name "Rec and Aquatic center". What I like: - indoor/outdoor pools have set times for lap/open swim - splash pad is great for kids, no deeper than 1 ft in the deepest part - Multi-use court for basketball, pickleball, volleyball - Weight room has machines for major muscle groups and dumbbells (up to 50lbs) - Friendly staff and clean facilities - Studio rooms with mirrors for classes/stretching - Indoor track is great for jogging and has space for bodyweight exercises What I tolerate: - Idk if this is their job or not, but lifeguards don't enforce swim lane speeds when it's busy - Track is best for light jogs, not sprints or trying to PR mile. The turns are not "sharp", but the faster you run the more effort you put in to slow down - Weight room is beginner-friendly but limited in equipment and weight, dumbbells only up to 50lbs so you can't really test your strength here. Overall, it's a solid community fitness center, not perfect, but great for staying active.

The lifeguards are very disappointing. They do not care about safety whatsoever and when incidents…read moreoccur, they do not take any action at all. I recently collided with an asshole who decided to ignore circle swimming etiquette, resulting in a sprained finger I later found out, and the lifeguard on duty did absolutely NOTHING. They did not try to stop the swimmer or blow the whistle to alert me, and they never even checked in on me or speak to the other swimmer after the incident. Furthermore, during recreation swims they seemingly do not care about basic safety rules. They allow small children in the deep end with lifejackets, and basically just stand around the entire time. I would not count on them to keep you very safe.

The staff were really friendly and efficient - mailing was a breeze even during the crazy holiday…read moreseason rush. Sandy, a tall, pretty Asian woman was all smiles and readily offered help while I was in queue and In fact assisted me with my loads of mailing stuff. Afterall, I was told that I need not fall in line as my mailing items were already labeled:

These guys do a really good job for what they have to put up with sometimes. Overall, they're…read morepretty fast. The delivery guy is really nice, as others have noted. Once a really offensive customer started shouting at Bonnie (a postal worker) and to anyone else who would listen, because Bonnie was speaking Mandarin on the job (even though the customer was a Mandarin-speaker and Bonnie was on her break), and accusing the PO of giving 'Asians' 'preferential treament'. Uhhh... I wrote a couple of angry letters, and got a call back from some postal authority saying that they basically weren't allowed to say anything to customers like that. ??? That's a fed, I guess. 4 stars. Sometimes they have an unpleasant job.

Overall, a smooth and positive experience!The interview was quick (about 10 minutes)…read more -Location & Parking: Garage G (International Garage) for parking, and the office on Level 3 was easy to find. Everyone was friendly and professional. I arrived early and was allowed in about 15 minutes ahead of time since it wasn't busy. The officer was very kind and took the time to offer helpful advice. He clearly explained what I need to do since my green card will expire in seven months. (I have a two-year marriage-based green card, I can only apply to remove the conditions within the 90 days before it expires.) The information was very useful and reassuring.

They are very efficient. They do have your names on the list if you have appointments. I arrived…read moreearly, they went out to call you. The interview last lest than 5 minutes. You need to bring valid passport, driver license with your current address. If your driver license doesn't have your current address, they need bills any documents showing your current address. I got approved 2 hours later. The card came 3 days later.

This is the Burlingame distribution center and also the people who investigate missing packages…read more In the past year I've had two packages that showed "delivered" in the tracking that were never even brought on my property. One was brought by a neighbor a block away who got my package and the other must be floating out in space somewhere as it was never recovered. When you open an investigation by calling the USPS 800 - the people at this facility are supposed to call you back within 3 business days for resolution. Two out of 3 times they don't call you back and if you try to call them directly, the phone rings and rings and rings but no one every picks up and apparently USPS is too cheap to give them any kind of voicemail (not that they would respond if they had one) So you end up calling the 800 again to escalate the case to the consumer affairs dept (in SF) to handle the case. My recommendation - have anything important shipped by Fedex. They're the only company that you can count on.

This is a bulk mail facility. Don't go here for individual mailing needs. I waited and no one…read morehelped me. I finally spoke to a driver outside who let me know. Very disappointing.

Now we hardly go to the post office, and if we end up going, we miss something or something is not…read morecorrect. We have been living in Millbrae for more than 30 years, and I don't remember if I ever had any problems during my visits. I must mention our mailman Joe who is highly professional and kind. Whenever I say any issue to Joe, he tries his best to solve the problem. Another person I would like to thank is Fernando, who has been in the Millbrae location for a long time. He helped me again last week with my boxes which could not deliver during our vacation. Fernando always listens carefully and shares all his concerns, and tries to help you as much as he can. We want to say thank you to these kind people who have been there for a long time and always supporting us. Thank you

Did the post office worker seriously just tell me that they don't sell international stamps?…read more I had to do a double take. I needed stamps to mail letters to England (which I've bought before) and this woman who was not familiar with her job said they only sold stamps for United States letters. Thankfully a supervisor heard me and got the stamps and showed her that VIOLA, people do Mail letters to family and friends outside of the country! She didn't know how to scan the barcode, and needed help with that too. Epic fail!