There are fewer tourists now, so not many people are renting cars. The queue takes 10-15 minutes.

The attendant at the San Francisco airport car rental counter had a poor attitude. After declining to upgrade the car model and purchase fuel and insurance, he barely looked at us properly. Since we arrived at night, there were few vehicle options, and the available cars were relatively old models.

This was my first time renting a car in the USA. It seems like other companies might be similar, but I felt the service was very considerate and the staff had a great attitude.

The car pickup was supposed to be at the Atlanta World of Coca-Cola, but the actual location turned out to be at a hotel in the city. After circling around trying to find the rental point based on the GPS directions, I had to call for assistance. The service representative, who had a very pleasant voice, informed me that the pickup was at the hotel's first floor. After checking my reservation, driver's license, and the rental company's translation document, she printed out the order and told me I needed to pay $300. I asked if I could pay by card, and she agreed without any hesitation. She didn't try to sell me any additional insurance. Since it was my first time driving abroad, she patiently walked me through the exterior check of the car. Concerned about the oil levels, I asked her to open the hood, and she did, confirming that everything was in perfect condition. We then moved to the interior, and she answered all my questions patiently. Overall, she was very nice.