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Topic	Is Costco the best thing invented by capitalism?
Arcanine2009 09/17/21 12:11:48 AM #11:	AssultTank posted... You pay $60 up front but save on everything you buy. Now if your average discount is 10%, that means you need to buy about $600 worth of stuff to pay for your membership. Most people who get a costco membership will buy their groceries there. You can get a LOT of good quality food in bulk for a discount, and can easily spend $400 and get about what you would get spending $600-$800 at a regular grocery store. (And that's probably a lowball estimate.) $60 is a small price to pay for that. Costco makes you spend more cause everything is in bulk. Also some stuff aren't cheaper than other places. --- Less is more. Everything you want, isn't everything you need. <cite>Arcanine2009 posted [p:958131589] in Is Costco ... [t:79665416]...</cite> <quote>AssultTank posted... </cite> <quote>You pay $60 up front but save on everything you buy. Now if your average discount is 10%, that means you need to buy about $600 worth of stuff to pay for your membership. Most people who get a costco membership will buy their groceries there. You can get a LOT of good quality food in bulk for a discount, and can easily spend $400 and get about what you would get spending $600-$800 at a regular grocery store. (And that's probably a lowball estimate.) $60 is a small price to pay for that.</quote>Costco makes you spend more cause everything is in bulk. Also some stuff aren't cheaper than other places. --- Less is more. Everything you want, isn't everything you need.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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