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Costco has convinced fat boomers through it's "wholesale" marketing theatrics to buy large quantities of product for the same unit price as everywhere else while walking through a freezing building. These suckers actually believe buying 2 peanut butters instead of 1 is a bulk purchase.

It's just a regular grocery store, but for fatso's. They give you an extra fat cart because you're fat and have diabetes.
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>>25315073
fat people are too rich
skinny people are too poor.

true equity means taxing people by BMI
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>>25315073
>of product for the same unit price as everywhere else
that's clearly not true. when your mom stops buying groceries, you'll find out.
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>>25315073
I just pay so I don't have to see niggers while I shop
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you can keep on talking but help me move this table
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>>25315075
In a normal grocery store, they charge you more per unit when you buy the larger package, because they know you make assumptions. Since you only buy the "bulk" package (because you're fat) you've never noticed this. You probably believe the opposite, which is why you shop at costco.
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>>25315074
>equity
kek, I remember equity.
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>>25315076
I want to shop in a building that isn't 60 degrees
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I like Costco.

I don't really do major bull stuff... but I can see the appeal of still being able to go to a store and in person chise your products without having to do so frequently.

I buy cheese there, papertoeels are a Must therez the Best. Wet wipes, Christmas gifts like chocolate stuff... and tumblers once in a blue moon or a odd item rarely. That's about it.
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>>25315080
you afraid your nipples are going to get hard and people will start to whisper to eachother and then you'l have them slowly surround you but they'll get to stiff you cant even hide them with your hand and they will start to crowd in over top of you constantly stroking and grabbing at your extremely stiff and elongated nipples?
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>>25315076
>I just pay so I don't have to see niggers while I shop
The costco I go to is literally all brownoids. You'd think costco memberships came with immigration papers. I have never seen another white person at the costco I go to.
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>>25315074
Soz nothing has changed except less gout aka mobility stamp! lol
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>>25315076
My Costco is all boomers and jeets. Op is the right a lot of the products aren't much less expensive for the quantity than other budget grocery stores. I will say the item quality is generally higher.
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>>25315082
You're too fat to understand being cold
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>>25315086
you don't know me
i have a really hairy ass and could be the snot out of you in a foot race
i dont need to trim my ass at all and would have you out of breath
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>>25315078
>In a normal grocery store, they charge you more per unit when you buy the larger package
uh-oh a schizo thread
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>>25315088
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>>25315089
>whipped = better product
Wrong. It just means there's air in it. Only morons buy whipped butter/cream cheese.
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>>25315090
how much air per oz is there, stupid
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>>25315074
i would love a fat tax
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>>25315091
Whipped butter is approximately 25-50% air by volume. So 25-50% of the container you're buying is air.
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>>25315093
The food is measured by weight, not volume. The container has 8oz of food. The other container has 12oz. Imagine paying more, per unit, for a less convenient product.
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>>25315075
>>25315078 is right. if you regularly buy the same things you will know the prices per pound for shit like cheese, beef, tp, cereal and shit. going to costco you save very little. the only advantage of costco is if you have a big family and there would be fewer trips to the grocery store.
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Going to Costco these days is like going to the Costco in Idiocracy.
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>>25315096
I think they lower the thermostat to reduce cognition
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>>25315080
that is pathetic
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i dont buy much at costco
but the staples like dog food and supplies, propane, and coffee make membership, which is basically free anyway with the credit card rewards, worth it
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>>25315097

60-70 isnt a low temperature range
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>>25315074
Lardasses cry about money all the time despite being on welfare because they eat half of their budget.
>true equality means taxing people by BMI
Okay yes
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>>25315080
Put on a fucking jacket
>but it's summer
Carry it in and don it you incompetent fuck
Aren't oldniggers the ones who are supposed to be crying about the temperature? Send the company an email if you want something to get done. Get a job there and climb the ranks to get a manager position, or use your college education to get into the middle positions.
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>>25315101
Like, I just don't understand it. If we truly want automatic luxury space communism we need to accept that obese people are addicts and that limiting their access to money is the only way to prevent them from paying for their addiction. In Australia we have certain card-only forms of welfare where the card blocks purchase of addictive products like alcohol or tobacco or gambling. we can simply add sugar products to that list.
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>>25315100
That's the average, all these companies use the thermostat as a cattle prod to direct people around the store
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>>25315099
it's great for some stuff, and i have a friend with a membership i tag along with
>toilet paper
>paper towel
>salsa
>basic tomato sauce
>meat
>tortillas
>all manner of camping gear (bought 4 cots this year and they're great)

there's loads i'd never buy at costco because it's just 2 boxes of granola bars taped together, but some shit you can't get elsewhere. like the big tomato sauces with the lid. all other grocery stores here sell it in cans that are too big to use up all at once or too small to be useful.
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maybe in USA but here in Canada costco gives amazing deals.
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>>25315078
and in costco they charge you less per unit in a large package than the grocery store. you are stupid.
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>>25315073
Mostly correct. The ‘discount’ on most products is there but usually not worth the hassle of the extra stop. You have to know your prices and products you want to pick up before going.

So is it worth it to go less the membership? Savings should exceed 4x the membership cost at least to justify the additional stop and space for the bulk items. There’s also the ‘oh I need that’ trap common with all shopping - basically purchase creep.
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>>25315080
you are not white
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>>25315109
I’d also add the savings threshold for some households could depend more on a % of annual spend for the type of items bought at Costco.
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>>25315107
and its utterly full of jeets, not worth it

same could be said for this shithole country as a whole.
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>>25315089
You're comparing a sales price to a normal price, retard? Nice bait.
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Hate these store, just a bunch of poos filling up their gas station snacks for as cheap as possible.
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Costo is goyslop.
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>>25315075
Most stuff at Costco is the same or higher price per unit as at other places. I have a membership and go all the time so I should know. And if you are wondering why I would do that it's because the diapers and wipes especially are so cheap the membership is worth it.
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>>25315107
On what? The meat is all higher price than at any grocery store.
Bread price is okay if you like shitty seed oil bread.
Alcohol is hit and miss.
Cheese is mostly more expensive than at grocery stores.
Frozen stuff is hit and miss.
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>>25315106
Toilet paper and paper towels are much cheaper at grocery stores
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>>25315093
>you're buying is air
You need air to live goyim, what's wrong with buying air?
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>>25315112
Same here, honestly.
Costco used to be the "good" grocery store, where the membership fee ensured that the only other people there were higher quality whites and chinks. Now it's completely flooded by shitskins and there isn't a single hour of the day that you can go there and not have to fight through a holiday like crowd, even at 7am on a Tuesday in June.
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>>25315113
You actually believe "sale prices" are real and not a gaslighting trick
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>>25315089
>oz
So how much is the diffrence in non-retard numbers?
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>>25315074
There should be a fat tax. Unless there is a true medical condition you have 6 months to get it under control otherwise you're banished to the broccoli fields where you harvest broccoli all day and only get vitamins and water until uou are of a normal weight.
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>>25315073
It is cheaper, regular grocery stores rape you horribly. Dumb memeflag.
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>>25315075
Only certain things are cheaper at costco and because of the membership fee you don't save anything. The purpose to shop at costco is to purchase everything there and that's how you "save" because your shopping is done.
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>>25315080
You are weak and your bloodline is weak and you would not survive a northern winter without external support.
>don't tread on me but can't handle normal living temperature
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>>25315122
1 oz is 28 grams
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>>25315126
>jews constantly fiddling with the thermostat is TRAD
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>>25315073
Dumb take. The only good Costco take is the Asians and browns that shop there have no manners or sense of queue and running the trains on time so navigating the aisles and parking lot is a nightmare and it completely shows in real time the 1st-3rd world dichtomy.
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>>25315082
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>>25315073
Costco offers products I don't want in quantities I don't need.
Also, it's not very competitive with supermarkets.
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>>25315117
>alcohol
I’m a tequila drinker and they sell a litre of Kirkland reposado for $14, and it’s an excellent sipping tequila. It’s not the best I’ve ever had, but it’s as-good or better than most $45/750ml bottles you can buy. Try it and you’ll thank me.
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>>25315109
The savings is buying a lot of shit at once in bulk so you don't need to keep shopping. Costco beats out Walmart this way. Grocery stores are cheaper than costco because they offer weekly deals to get you in store. They also offer cheaper gas to help you drive to said store every week. Grocery stores want you shopping every week. Costco is every month. Costco gas is more than grocery stores. Walmart is trying hard to compete with costco offering gas and delivery options now.

All in all it depends how you want to shop. You can save a lot more at grocery stores but you have to clip the deals, use the gas points and go every week. You don't have to do any of that at costco and just once a month you are done. A lot people like costco for this.
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>>25315131
that's what i said, just more polite and concise. you understand this thread is an excuse to call people fat and get in arguments..?
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>>25315121
There was a sunset on the coupon price.
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>>25315116
>buying diapers for jeetlets
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>>25315073
Does Costco still sell those frozen croissants? Those things were really tasty back in the day.
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>>25315137
they have a lot of tasty food for you, piggy. and the quality is just excellent.
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>>25315073
Meanwhile in Ziggerland
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>>25315073
>same unit price
Show me your flag you slidethread stupid fucking nigger
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>>25315139
Russian Costco
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>>25315131
>>25315134
Costco is for fat Americans or Americans who may or may not be fat with big families. It's also for people who live far away from the city so they commute to costco for a big haul and they are done for the month. Costco has its uses. Overall i don't like costco much because i'm not buying a bunch of bulk crap i will be physically unable to eat it all in time. I like the smaller portions of the typical grocery store and you can double up on their cheaper gas using their points because you can drive other places with the same gas...

Costco is a lifestyle choice i don't agree with. Walmart to me is better than costco because at least i can find deals in walmart where whenever i go to costco i am prepared to be disappointed because i know finding a good deal is tough to find. I mean like the only good deal i found at costco was a bulk napkins or qtips. But then it's like i am done and that will last me years. I should stop going to costco but its close to me and they do have some things other stores don't have that are good like fruit and not much else. Oh yeah they have bread which okay. But i am not really saving much there and i don't eat the hotdog.
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>>25315073
A lot of Americans have to drive multiple hours to get to their nearest grocery store. With gas prices ever increasing and food inflation skyrocketing it makes complete sense to stock up on as much as possible.
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>>25315073
Don't have a costco nearby, but I have sam's club. Walmart is the cheapest unit price for any given product out of the 4 grocery stores in town. A wedge of parmesan of the same brand is literally $5 at walmart and $6+ at all the other stores. So that's that. My wife wanted a sam's club membership, so we sat down and looked at made a list and compared prices between walmart and sam's club... Sam's club prices are absolutely better. They're better enough to justify the membership cost.
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>>25315143
If you are multiple hours away from a grocery store you are rural and fucked. That means you are hours away from everything. Most Americans should be 10 minutes from a grocery store and can ride their bike to it if they want to. There's so many damn grocery stores here of the same chain in my city there's 30 grocery stores of the same chain. 3 costcos. 5 walmarts.

You can see the tactics here. But costcos are still always packed here. It's crazy how many people just like shopping at costco.
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You're a retard.

First, the membership cost keeps out the rabble. I'm an executive member, I get in the store at 9am which is nice, an hour before non executives get in it's less crowded and I can get in and out.
Second, I get 2% rewards on my purchases. I go to costco weekly, so just the cashback I get each year shopping at costco pays for the membership alone, like probably around $150 cashback from costco every year since I go weekly and spend around $120-150 per week at Costco.
I get tires from there too, they're cheaper, and they guarantee the tires if there's any issues. In fact last year when I had issues with tires and they didn't have the same in stock they just replaced them with nicer tires for me for free.
Basic necessities like milk and bread are way cheaper at Costco. Local groceries it will be $5-6+ for a gallon of milk. At costco, it is around <$4 to just above $4 a gallon for 2% / whole. I drink a lot of milk as does my family (no I'm not fat, I exercise daily and am thin), and just the savings on milk pay for the membership.
All the seasonal stuff they have too, even clothing a lot of my clothing is from Costco and it's cheap as fuck and decent quality. Air filters for my HVAC unit, cheaper there than buying at home depot / lowes. So much shit I've bought at costco is significantly cheaper.

The PC I'm using, a RTX 5080 rig I got for $2,300 earlier this year at Costco, good luck finding a 5080 build for that price now.

The cat food I use, pic related, high quality, better than fancy feast, 45 cans for $37. Fancy Feast is like $30 for 30 cans and is lower quality food than this Kirkland food. The hard food I use too, massive bag for like $23, way cheaper than paying $40+ for an equivalent bag of iams or purina.

I fucking love Costco
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>>25315073
>buy large quantities of product for the same unit price as everywhere else
You realize you can actually do the math and figure out if you're saving money, right?
Do you just have beef with these sorts of stores because of people mocking you jeets for trying to treat free samples like an all-you-can-eat-buffet so you can be cheap scammers? Sorry, "jugaad experts".
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>>25315074
Mostly true but NAXALT (sorry). Fishermen and Pizza workers and even Amish who just skim butter and milk and eat lots of bread aren't qualifyingly rich in that sense. I still think you're on to something.
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What I hate about Costco is they only sell the worst shit. Only extremely naive or cheap people fall for it. The worst offender has to be the cereal—it’s like they only carry the flavors that you could barely finish one box of without hating it. No good shit at all. Everything seems aged there, none of it is fresh. For instance beer, you wouldn’t think it matters much but having been a drunk I know that grocery stores have fresh supply because of the traffic, buying beer from a place that never sells it is a good way to get shit that is basically straight poison at that point and tastes like dog dick.
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>>25315146
Costco is ripping you off. You should never pay over over 10c an ounce for cat food. But due to inflation the cost of cat food has skyrocketed. I use bargain offers and other methods to get it really low. The only store i can't beat is costco because i can't usually find ways to discount their products while other stores i can.
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>>25315146
That cat food has higher nutritional content than human food here in England.
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>>25315149
Most of costco food is junk apart from fruit and bread. Americans don't even know ;D
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>>25315149
I’d say the Kirkland brand is generally very good products. They sell a good product and stand behind it.
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>>25315151
That cat food is healthier than the costco hotdog.
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>>25315150
>Costco is ripping you off. You should never pay over over 10c an ounce for cat food. But due to inflation the cost of cat food has skyrocketed.
Good luck finding wet cat food anywhere for that price. It's not 1992 anymore
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>>25315146
My only disagreement is the cat food. I looked into it a while ago and Kirkland wet cat food has excessive phosphorous, which can damage kidneys.
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>>25315073
The membership and associated fee keeps the niggers and jeets out. That's the only reason I go there, is it's nigger free for the most part.

Many forms of entry fee in western society are due to this, even a small entrance fee acts as a negro gatekeeper.
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Kirkland is usually pretty good quality though
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>>25315073
>for the same unit price as everywhere else

LOL, op exposed self as third world in record time
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>>25315073
OP what could possibly even be the point of this thread
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>>25315073
In Europe, stores are mandated to clearly show two prices
>price per package
and
>price per unit (weight or volume)
I bet you don't do that in America because your consumer protections are shit and stores bamboozle illiterate retards
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>>25315122
It already is in non retard numbers
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Their booze is relatively cheap and good quality as well. Your premis is flat out wrong though. The bulk prices arent alway cheaper but they often are and theb theres a quality trade off to calculate as well. Kirkland products are better than great value
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>>25315155
You can have clip deals, buy in bulk and search for special savings. Of course you will never find it just cheap and just buying it from costco is ripping you off. I have a lot of cats to feed so i know how to do it believe me. Cat food can even be more expensive than people food.
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>>25315149
Right. Costco only carries the worst flavors that NO ONE eats, like the plain flavor of oatmeal or cheerios. Where are the fruity chew puffs? Where are the choco sugar krispies?
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>>25315073
Their food is all shit quality. They get the rejects. It’s like how TJ Maxx used to have “brand name” clothes, but it would be like polo with the horse sewn on backwards or with some other defect.

One time I got pickles from Costco and it was literally just pickle skins with like 2 millimeters of pickle meat.

It’s all shit.
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>>25315161
We do, pretty much every food at grocery stores breaks it down to price per ounce
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>>25315073
>get 8 pork tenderloins for $20
>same price as 2 at walmart
>freeze other 7
>have 8 total dinners for the same price as 2 from walmart
do you even math
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>>25315167
then this thread should not exist
just look at the smol price and know what's better for you
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>>25315083
are you me?
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>>25315168
When Costco meat thaws it leaks out a ton of water and loses half its weight.
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>>25315074
Agreed
TAX THE FAT
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>>25315076
Costco here is jeets and muslims
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>>25315083
Go to Whole Foods like a real white person. Loaded with MILFs too.
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>>25315169
That’s what most people do. OP is just an idiot.
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>>25315089
Why are you comparing two separate products? Why is one on sale? Why are you a disingenuous troll?
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If you have 2 or more kids, Costco / Sam's becomes way more valuable. You are buying in bulk at that point. Unironically. And they often have unusually decent deals on clothing and books.
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>>25315112
>>25315117
then stop shopping there

what the fuck do you want me to tell you?
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>>25315102
Kek. Love this channel.
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>>25315073
Point about Costco and i know that from ordering some stuff form them online,, is that they handpick some brands that you cant find anywhere else and those brands are in same time a steal and best on the market
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>>25315165
How about Cinnamon Toast Crunch

Fuck them for not having Cinnamon Toast Crunch, fuck them right in the ass

>>25315153
>kirkland
Read the label. Pretty sure their water has “chlorine” read:bleach, and is just relabeled Walmart shiz
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This is one of the funniest threads I've ever seen, exposing tons of American flags as redneck flyovers who don't live near a Costco/can't afford a Costco card (ROFL ITS FUCKING 60 HOW POOR ARE YOU)

Don't buy dog food from there though it's made by Diamond
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>>25315109
>Savings should exceed 4x the membership cost at least to justify the additional stop and space for the bulk items.
You just made up an arbitrary number. Why not 10x? 100x?
Even if you just go there to buy toilet paper, dish soap, and laundry detergent for a 2 person household you’d end up basically recovering the membership cost over the course of a year.
Add in gas and you’re easily paying for your membership.
Tons of poorfag immigrants shop there. You can get a 25 lb sack of rice for the same prices as a 2 lb sack at the grocery store. Huge savings on beef, pork, and fish. Condiments are also far cheaper in the bulk quantities they sell.
If you’re a bus riding zoomgroid vegan living alone then it’s probably not worth it but for anyone else it’s basically a no-brainer.
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>>25315175
In that case costco wins but i don't need a 10 lb bag of pancake mix. Or 1lb of coconut oil.
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>>25315181
>Read the label. Pretty sure their water has “chlorine” read:bleach,

ROFLLLLLL see >>25315182
"Theyurr water has chlorine" (?????)
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>>25315183
I recover the membership cost of Costco in like 3 months of tp + paper towels
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>>25315181
My Costco does have Cinnamon Toast Crunch. Complain to the management. But you shouldn't be eating that stuff anyway.
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>>25315185
it's worse than that
the water is full of DHMO (dihydrogen monoxide)
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>>25315181
It’s water dude.
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>>25315183
>>25315186
Fat Americans spotted.
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>>25315184
Why not? Doesn’t go bad and you can use it whenever.
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>>25315190
You will never be allowed in this country hopeless Visa Jeet
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>>25315189
Most don’t have chloride bro

Walmart does though. Easy to pass a water test when it has bleach. Taste a little dry?
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>>25315133
Nah grocery stores basically never offer deals on certain items(Beef, fish, toilet paper, detergent) that markdown the prices below Costco’s standard levels. Occasionally if those items are on sale you’ll see them discounted to about the same price you’d find at Costco.
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>>25315073
they are one of the few major retail corporation who did not give trump any money or kiss trumps ass in any way and for that reason i shop there frequently.
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>>25315073
Tell me where else i can buy an rvca hoodie for 15.00 and it is awesome. Levis for 25.00. A 30 pack f diet coke for 15.00. Hot dog n coke 1.39

Its awesome
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>>25315193
Lmao look at this literal fucking retard
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>>25315193
Are you fucking retarded nigger? It’s salt.
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>>25315073
Costco revenue actually comes from membership card,NOT from Sales Margin. Interesting. . . . . ..
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>>25315193
that says sodium chloride. salt.
bleach is sodium hypochlorite.
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>>25315199
go back to the designated shitting internet
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I don't shop there because I will never submit my ID, or membership card that requires ID to get, or be tracked in order to buy food. Full stop.
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>>25315196
Those brands make specific lower quality lines of clothing for stores like Costco, Kohl’s, Walmart, etc.
the Levi’s you buy at Costco are shittier than ones youd find at a flagship store. Cheaper cotton, made in a cheaper factory in a poorer country than their standard line with worse QC.
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>>25315073
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>>25315202
oh sweaty. oh my sweet sunmer child.
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>>25315202
all your purchases are already trackable
unless you only pay by cash
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>>25315203
are you employed at the last macys in existence?
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>>25315197
>it’s not bleach I swear

Cope

Enjoy your discount. You get what you pay for!
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>>25315194
Yes they do because i bought the deals before. Also you can stack discounts on apps and other methods. Costco is cheaper in certain bulk items but not always. Because apps often have discounts + coupons + special savings at the grocery store but not costco.

I bargain shop a lot and if costco was cheaper i would just go there but it's not. The existence of grocery stores means i can save money. If all there was costco and walmart there would be nothing cheap.
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>>25315189
>Sodium chloride

It's right there you idiot
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>>25315206
lol
lmao even
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>>25315089
>whipped
Comparing the air filled item is disingenuous.
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>>25315089
No one thinks whipped is better.
This product is designed for boomer females that want cold product to be spreadable in spite of its temperature.
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>>25315181
You know what? I'm probably going to Costco this evening. I'll pick up a box for you.
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>>25315122
~1/48th of a lb
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>>25315090
It's still sold by weight. Are you a complete idiot?
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>>25315211
no u
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>>25315089
Only the gays purchase whipped cream cheese.
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>>25315196
>>25315203
>>25315207
No he's right. Clothing at Costco is trash tier. I also do fashion too so i know this. I will tell you guys finding a good quality pair of pants is near impossible.
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>>25315102
god damnit costco! mayor´s got me by the balls !
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>>25315219
theyre all made in the same factories in bangladesh these days.
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>>25315073
Two jars of peanut butter IS a bulk purchase. How FAT are you OP?
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I found some good ass sweaters in goodwill recently

With new clothes you can buy a $300 "luxury" item and it's worse than goodwill clothes and always made in China now
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>>25315221
those factories are capable of making quality products and shit products
same with China and electronics
same factories make shit for Temu and your precious iPhone 18 Pro components
you get what you pay for
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>>25315214
I think I do remember them having some

And chlorine might just be salt

Still don’t trust shitco

Im tired and old leave me alone

Stop putting dogshit in me water
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>>25315138
Hahaha
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>>25315221
It's not only that but modern clothes are made from recycled materials. They are thin and poorly stitched. Jeans are supposed to last decades but new clothes pill and tear and rip. They are all just about manufactured in slave shops overseas when they used to be made in America.
>>25315224
It depends. There is always a catch with clothes. Sometimes they are more expensive because they are fashionable but not functional. Also China likes to place 300 dollar price tags on clothes that end up in bargain stores for 30 dollars. And even then the clothes are still crap.
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>>25315206
>Unless you only pay by cash

Yes, I do.
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welcome to costco



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