Poll of the Day > Costco may restrict food court access if you don't have a mem card

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BUMPED2002 03/05/24 5:29:20 PM #1:	I guess so! https://www.the-sun.com/money/10570323/freebies-fume-costco-shoppers-food-court-rule-change/ --- SpankageBros <cite>BUMPED2002 posted [p:979206207] in Costco may... [t:80713704]...</cite> <quote>I guess so!https://www.the-sun.com/money/10570323/freebies-fume-costco-shoppers-food-court-rule-change/ </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
ParanoidObsessive 03/05/24 6:38:49 PM #2:	I didn't even realize they let you into the building without a membership card. I know BJs used to have someone checking your cards at the door. And you were only allowed to bring one person in with you (ie, one member and one guest). And I could have sworn Price Club/Costco used to do the same. But it's been a long time since I've had membership for either. --- "Wall of Text'D!" --- oldskoolplayr76 "POwned again." --- blight family <cite>ParanoidObsessive posted [p:979207333] in Costco may... [t:80713704]...</cite> <quote>I didn't even realize they let you into the building without a membership card.I know BJs used to have someone checking your cards at the door. And you were only allowed to bring one person in with you (ie, one member and one guest). And I could have sworn Price Club/Costco used to do the same.But it's been a long time since I've had membership for either. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
JixHedgehog 03/05/24 7:03:51 PM #3:	I thought they enacted that a few years ago..? <cite>JixHedgehog posted [p:979207718] in Costco may... [t:80713704]...</cite> <quote>I thought they enacted that a few years ago..?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
ConfusedTorchic 03/05/24 10:47:22 PM #4:	Even so, some hailed the rule change, commending Costco for the decision to honor members and block non-members from getting "freebies." "Hahahhahaha Costco aint f*kin around anymore. NO MORE FREEBIES!!!" someone wrote. "MOOCHERS, BE GONE!!!" freebies? paying for food doesn't really seem like a freebie to me, random reddit commenter, but you do you homie. --- see my gundams here https://imgur.com/a/F7xKM5r updated 2/28/24; hg rising freedom* <cite>ConfusedTorchic posted [p:979211175] in Costco may... [t:80713704]...</cite> <quote><quote>Even so, some hailed the rule change, commending Costco for the decision to honor members and block non-members from getting "freebies.""Hahahhahaha Costco aint f**kin around anymore. NO MORE FREEBIES!!!" someone wrote."MOOCHERS, BE GONE!!!"</quote>freebies?paying for food doesn't really seem like a freebie to me, random reddit commenter, but you do you homie. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Entity13 03/05/24 11:00:52 PM #5:	ConfusedTorchic posted... freebies? paying for food doesn't really seem like a freebie to me, random reddit commenter, but you do you homie. I mean, Costco does have their free samples during the lunch rush, especially on the weekends. It used to be a good source of a free lunch when I was in college or in the last couple months of living in Utah. While I can't say I condone doing this, it's possible to let the card expire and still walk in, enjoy those samples, and leave without buying anything. No need to use the food court, though. The sample stations tend to be around the back half of the store, plus a couple toward the front (by the trail mix, fruit snacks, etc.,). I will also say, in my experience from years passed, the Costco food court only really asked you to bring exact change if you're buying without a membership. --- http://i207.photobucket.com/albums/bb179/EntityXIII/entityfn7.jpg <cite>Entity13 posted [p:979211355] in Costco may... [t:80713704]...</cite> <quote>ConfusedTorchic posted... </cite><quote>freebies?paying for food doesn't really seem like a freebie to me, random reddit commenter, but you do you homie.</quote>I mean, Costco does have their free samples during the lunch rush, especially on the weekends. It used to be a good source of a free lunch when I was in college or in the last couple months of living in Utah. While I can't say I condone doing this, it's possible to let the card expire and still walk in, enjoy those samples, and leave without buying anything.No need to use the food court, though. The sample stations tend to be around the back half of the store, plus a couple toward the front (by the trail mix, fruit snacks, etc.,).I will also say, in my experience from years passed, the Costco food court only really asked you to bring exact change if you're buying without a membership. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
ConfusedTorchic 03/05/24 11:08:03 PM #6:	yeah but this is specifically talking about just the food court, which aren't always even inside the main building --- see my gundams here https://imgur.com/a/F7xKM5r updated 2/28/24; hg rising freedom <cite>ConfusedTorchic posted [p:979211453] in Costco may... [t:80713704]...</cite> <quote>yeah but this is specifically talking about just the food court, which aren't always even inside the main building </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Azn_Psycho 03/06/24 1:32:34 AM #7:	JixHedgehog posted... I thought they enacted that a few years ago..? --- Blah, blah, blah, and blah. <cite>Azn_Psycho posted [p:979213007] in Costco may... [t:80713704]...</cite> <quote>JixHedgehog posted... </cite><quote>I thought they enacted that a few years ago..?</quote> </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
adjl 03/06/24 8:52:21 AM #8:	ParanoidObsessive posted... I didn't even realize they let you into the building without a membership card. I can't speak for every building, but the 3-4 I've been in all follow the basic layout of the lobby having two large doorways: one goes into the actual warehouse area and you need your membership to go through (though that's just flashing the card to a person, so an expired or borrowed card would work), the other goes behind the cash registers and mostly functions as an exit, but also leads to the membership desk and returns counter, and you can go through there without a card. In my experience, the food court has always been in that area behind the registers, so you can get there without having somebody check your card. That said, since Covid hit they've switched to automated ordering kiosks instead of placing your orders with a person, and I would have already guessed that you'd need to scan a membership to start that process like you do with their other check outs (I can't actually remember the last time I bought food there, so I'm not sure if they do). To that end, adding a card requirement at the ordering stage is pretty trivial, if it isn't already there. --- This is my signature. It exists to keep people from skipping the last line of my posts. <cite>adjl posted [p:979216036] in Costco may... [t:80713704]...</cite> <quote>ParanoidObsessive posted... </cite><quote>I didn't even realize they let you into the building without a membership card.</quote>I can't speak for every building, but the 3-4 I've been in all follow the basic layout of the lobby having two large doorways: one goes into the actual warehouse area and you need your membership to go through (though that's just flashing the card to a person, so an expired or borrowed card would work), the other goes behind the cash registers and mostly functions as an exit, but also leads to the membership desk and returns counter, and you can go through there without a card. In my experience, the food court has always been in that area behind the registers, so you can get there without having somebody check your card.That said, since Covid hit they've switched to automated ordering kiosks instead of placing your orders with a person, and I would have already guessed that you'd need to scan a membership to start that process like you do with their other check outs (I can't actually remember the last time I bought food there, so I'm not sure if they do). To that end, adding a card requirement at the ordering stage is pretty trivial, if it isn't already there. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Whargarble 03/06/24 9:38:47 AM #9:	Makes sense. That food is sold at a loss, to get people buying things in the store. Non-members obviously aren't doing that. --- Don't make a belt out of watches. It's a waist of time. <cite>Whargarble posted [p:979216603] in Costco may... [t:80713704]...</cite> <quote>Makes sense. That food is sold at a loss, to get people buying things in the store. Non-members obviously aren't doing that. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
shadowsword87 03/06/24 10:58:06 AM #10:	I think there's a law around here that says you're not allowed to sell booze that requires a membership card, our Sams Club will let anyone 21+ buy alcohol and also go into the food court. I wouldn't be surprised if that's also a requirement. <cite>shadowsword87 posted [p:979217685] in Costco may... [t:80713704]...</cite> <quote>I think there's a law around here that says you're not allowed to sell booze that requires a membership card, our Sams Club will let anyone 21+ buy alcohol and also go into the food court.I wouldn't be surprised if that's also a requirement.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Archgoat 03/06/24 11:15:16 AM #11:	I didn't realize you could before. My Costco's food court is currently closed for remodeling, which was a bummer as I was hoping for a cheap lunch yesterday. <cite>Archgoat posted [p:979217945] in Costco may... [t:80713704]...</cite> <quote>I didn't realize you could before. My Costco's food court is currently closed for remodeling, which was a bummer as I was hoping for a cheap lunch yesterday.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
JixHedgehog 03/06/24 12:35:48 PM #12:	There are a few pics floating around of kiosks where you have to swipe your membership card to order <cite>JixHedgehog posted [p:979219175] in Costco may... [t:80713704]...</cite> <quote>There are a few pics floating around of kiosks where you have to swipe your membership card to order</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Venixon 03/14/24 3:21:08 PM #13:	Well that seems lame. Though you can go in, if you're going in with someone else who has a card. --- I'm just a girl who loves games <cite>Venixon posted [p:979367560] in Costco may... [t:80713704]...</cite> <quote>Well that seems lame. Though you can go in, if you're going in with someone else who has a card. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
grimhilde00 03/14/24 5:13:39 PM #14:	did you know, here in the UK, you can't just get a Costco membership? you have to work for like the government, education, or healthcare. my bf has a Costco membership from working in government, but he doesn't anymore (and unlikely to return), and I can't imagine losing that membership by stopping payment cause then it's like gone forever! --- kriem <cite>grimhilde00 posted [p:979369294] in Costco may... [t:80713704]...</cite> <quote>did you know, here in the UK, you can't just get a Costco membership? you have to work for like the government, education, or healthcare.my bf has a Costco membership from working in government, but he doesn't anymore (and unlikely to return), and I can't imagine losing that membership by stopping payment cause then it's like gone forever! </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Venixon 03/14/24 5:53:50 PM #15:	grimhilde00 posted... did you know, here in the UK, you can't just get a Costco membership? you have to work for like the government, education, or healthcare. my bf has a Costco membership from working in government, but he doesn't anymore (and unlikely to return), and I can't imagine losing that membership by stopping payment cause then it's like gone forever! What a dumb rule --- I'm just a girl who loves games <cite>Venixon posted [p:979370047] in Costco may... [t:80713704]...</cite> <quote>grimhilde00 posted... </cite><quote>did you know, here in the UK, you can't just get a Costco membership? you have to work for like the government, education, or healthcare.my bf has a Costco membership from working in government, but he doesn't anymore (and unlikely to return), and I can't imagine losing that membership by stopping payment cause then it's like gone forever!</quote>What a dumb rule </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
ConfusedTorchic 03/14/24 8:33:05 PM #16:	grimhilde00 posted... did you know, here in the UK, you can't just get a Costco membership? you have to work for like the government, education, or healthcare. my bf has a Costco membership from working in government, but he doesn't anymore (and unlikely to return), and I can't imagine losing that membership by stopping payment cause then it's like gone forever! inb4 someone scoffs and goes "nu uh there's probably a regular membership too" https://www.costco.co.uk/membership-individual-questions there is not. costco in the uk really is just for businesses, which makes sense because an average person doesn't need a 50 gallon bucket of mayonnaise. --- see my gundams here https://imgur.com/a/F7xKM5r updated 2/28/24; hg rising freedom <cite>ConfusedTorchic posted [p:979372579] in Costco may... [t:80713704]...</cite> <quote>grimhilde00 posted... </cite><quote>did you know, here in the UK, you can't just get a Costco membership? you have to work for like the government, education, or healthcare.my bf has a Costco membership from working in government, but he doesn't anymore (and unlikely to return), and I can't imagine losing that membership by stopping payment cause then it's like gone forever!</quote>inb4 someone scoffs and goes "nu uh there's probably a regular membership too"https://www.costco.co.uk/membership-individual-questionsthere is not.costco in the uk really is just for businesses, which makes sense because an average person doesn't need a 50 gallon bucket of mayonnaise. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
grimhilde00 03/15/24 8:20:17 AM #17:	apparently it used to be restricted in the US too https://uk.finance.yahoo.com/news/why-much-harder-costco-membership-111548658.html --- kriem <cite>grimhilde00 posted [p:979379273] in Costco may... [t:80713704]...</cite> <quote>apparently it used to be restricted in the US toohttps://uk.finance.yahoo.com/news/why-much-harder-costco-membership-111548658.html </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Devil_May_Cry 03/15/24 9:53:32 AM #18:	Woulda ps2 mem card work? <cite>Devil_May_Cry posted [p:979380206] in Costco may... [t:80713704]...</cite> <quote>Woulda ps2 mem card work?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
adjl 03/15/24 11:42:00 AM #19:	ConfusedTorchic posted... costco in the uk really is just for businesses, which makes sense because an average person doesn't need a 50 gallon bucket of mayonnaise. It makes some sense, but I'm also not surprised that household bulk purchases have taken off to enough of an extent for Costco to be more open in the US. Suburban sprawl kind of encourages that, with it being less convenient to get to grocery stores (favouring large, infrequent trips over smaller, more frequent ones) and houses being large enough to store bulk food products. Even living in an urban apartment, though, my girlfriend and I go through smaller bulk purchases like frozen fruit quickly enough that we go every two weeks. There's quite a bit of middle ground between buying 50 gallons of mayo and buying a pint, after all, and Costco offers quite a bit within that middle ground (maybe not for mayo, but for other products). If you can get through 1-2 litres of mayo before it goes bad and you've got space to store it, getting a bulk discount makes sense. --- This is my signature. It exists to keep people from skipping the last line of my posts. <cite>adjl posted [p:979381828] in Costco may... [t:80713704]...</cite> <quote>ConfusedTorchic posted... </cite><quote>costco in the uk really is just for businesses, which makes sense because an average person doesn't need a 50 gallon bucket of mayonnaise.</quote>It makes some sense, but I'm also not surprised that household bulk purchases have taken off to enough of an extent for Costco to be more open in the US. Suburban sprawl kind of encourages that, with it being less convenient to get to grocery stores (favouring large, infrequent trips over smaller, more frequent ones) and houses being large enough to store bulk food products. Even living in an urban apartment, though, my girlfriend and I go through smaller bulk purchases like frozen fruit quickly enough that we go every two weeks. There's quite a bit of middle ground between buying 50 gallons of mayo and buying a pint, after all, and Costco offers quite a bit within that middle ground (maybe not for mayo, but for other products). If you can get through 1-2 litres of mayo before it goes bad and you've got space to store it, getting a bulk discount makes sense. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
grimhilde00 03/15/24 1:52:45 PM #20:	adjl posted... It makes some sense, but I'm also not surprised that household bulk purchases have taken off to enough of an extent for Costco to be more open in the US. Suburban sprawl kind of encourages that, with it being less convenient to get to grocery stores (favouring large, infrequent trips over smaller, more frequent ones) and houses being large enough to store bulk food products. Even living in an urban apartment, though, my girlfriend and I go through smaller bulk purchases like frozen fruit quickly enough that we go every two weeks. There's quite a bit of middle ground between buying 50 gallons of mayo and buying a pint, after all, and Costco offers quite a bit within that middle ground (maybe not for mayo, but for other products). If you can get through 1-2 litres of mayo before it goes bad and you've got space to store it, getting a bulk discount makes sense. the thing I've been using Costco here for is cat litter and cat food, since yeah not really sure what else to use it for. Either I don't see the point (stores are right near by) and/or don't have room to store it if it's a big bulk size. and when I first moved, things like TV, vacuum, etc. my bf likes to get gas for his car from there too though, and various other things. --- kriem <cite>grimhilde00 posted [p:979384031] in Costco may... [t:80713704]...</cite> <quote>adjl posted... </cite><quote>It makes some sense, but I'm also not surprised that household bulk purchases have taken off to enough of an extent for Costco to be more open in the US. Suburban sprawl kind of encourages that, with it being less convenient to get to grocery stores (favouring large, infrequent trips over smaller, more frequent ones) and houses being large enough to store bulk food products. Even living in an urban apartment, though, my girlfriend and I go through smaller bulk purchases like frozen fruit quickly enough that we go every two weeks. There's quite a bit of middle ground between buying 50 gallons of mayo and buying a pint, after all, and Costco offers quite a bit within that middle ground (maybe not for mayo, but for other products). If you can get through 1-2 litres of mayo before it goes bad and you've got space to store it, getting a bulk discount makes sense.</quote>the thing I've been using Costco here for is cat litter and cat food, since yeah not really sure what else to use it for. Either I don't see the point (stores are right near by) and/or don't have room to store it if it's a big bulk size.and when I first moved, things like TV, vacuum, etc.my bf likes to get gas for his car from there too though, and various other things. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
adjl 03/15/24 3:01:36 PM #21:	grimhilde00 posted... the thing I've been using Costco here for is cat litter and cat food, since yeah not really sure what else to use it for. Either I don't see the point (stores are right near by) and/or don't have room to store it if it's a big bulk size. and when I first moved, things like TV, vacuum, etc. my bf likes to get gas for his car from there too though, and various other things. In a lot of cases, Costco packages are only 2-3 times larger than what we'd get from the grocery store, but much cheaper (like those larger packages are the same cost as smaller ones would be elsewhere). Paper products, frozen fruit, some toiletries, tofu (we'd do meat if we had the freezer space, but 3 kg of meat is a lot), some baking staples (chocolate chips, cocoa powder, vanilla), butter, some veggies, sandwich meat, cheese... We're not buying like 50 lb bags of rice or anything else that might fall into the realm of bulk shopping that mostly only makes sense for businesses, but it still saves quite a bit of money without having to go too crazy with storage space. I've got the executive membership that gives me 2% cashback, too, so in years where I have to buy tires (which is cheaper there than just about anywhere else), my membership is effectively free. Then we use a regular store for stuff that we don't have the space to store, that we won't be able to use in Costco quantities before it goes bad, and/or that isn't appreciably cheaper at Costco. Granted, my recollection is that grocery prices in the UK tend to be a lot lower than in Canada (owing in part to having more small, independent stores instead of having two corporations controlling almost everything, but also because transportation is so much cheaper in a denser country), so it wouldn't surprise me if there are fewer potential savings for you. --- This is my signature. It exists to keep people from skipping the last line of my posts. <cite>adjl posted [p:979385210] in Costco may... [t:80713704]...</cite> <quote>grimhilde00 posted... </cite><quote>the thing I've been using Costco here for is cat litter and cat food, since yeah not really sure what else to use it for. Either I don't see the point (stores are right near by) and/or don't have room to store it if it's a big bulk size.and when I first moved, things like TV, vacuum, etc.my bf likes to get gas for his car from there too though, and various other things.</quote>In a lot of cases, Costco packages are only 2-3 times larger than what we'd get from the grocery store, but much cheaper (like those larger packages are the same cost as smaller ones would be elsewhere). Paper products, frozen fruit, some toiletries, tofu (we'd do meat if we had the freezer space, but 3 kg of meat is a lot), some baking staples (chocolate chips, cocoa powder, vanilla), butter, some veggies, sandwich meat, cheese... We're not buying like 50 lb bags of rice or anything else that might fall into the realm of bulk shopping that mostly only makes sense for businesses, but it still saves quite a bit of money without having to go too crazy with storage space. I've got the executive membership that gives me 2% cashback, too, so in years where I have to buy tires (which is cheaper there than just about anywhere else), my membership is effectively free. Then we use a regular store for stuff that we don't have the space to store, that we won't be able to use in Costco quantities before it goes bad, and/or that isn't appreciably cheaper at Costco.Granted, my recollection is that grocery prices in the UK tend to be a lot lower than in Canada (owing in part to having more small, independent stores instead of having two corporations controlling almost everything, but also because transportation is so much cheaper in a denser country), so it wouldn't surprise me if there are fewer potential savings for you. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
grimhilde00 03/15/24 3:59:19 PM #22:	grocery prices are much much lower here than the US but so is income (I took a 75% reduction compared to San Francisco lol..) I haven't done the math, and there are issues here related with cost of living increases / inflation but idk how that compares to Costco --- kriem <cite>grimhilde00 posted [p:979386139] in Costco may... [t:80713704]...</cite> <quote>grocery prices are much much lower here than the US but so is income (I took a 75% reduction compared to San Francisco lol..)I haven't done the math, and there are issues here related with cost of living increases / inflationbut idk how that compares to Costco </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
DeathMagnetic80 03/17/24 2:02:06 AM #23:	They started doing that out here sometime during covid restrictions. But yeah, now there is a kiosk where you swipe your card and place your order, and the workers there just call your number when its ready. I guess whatever it takes to keep that hot dog combo $1.50. <cite>DeathMagnetic80 posted [p:979411227] in Costco may... [t:80713704]...</cite> <quote>They started doing that out here sometime during covid restrictions. But yeah, now there is a kiosk where you swipe your card and place your order, and the workers there just call your number when its ready. I guess whatever it takes to keep that hot dog combo $1.50.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
green_dragon 03/17/24 12:34:12 PM #24:	I might be wrong, but I could've sworn costco still allowed you to shop there without a card, but they charge you extra. I might be making that up. Edit: I just checked and I guess thats not the case --- . <cite>green_dragon posted [p:979416450] in Costco may... [t:80713704]...</cite> <quote>I might be wrong, but I could've sworn costco still allowed you to shop there without a card, but they charge you extra. I might be making that up.Edit: I just checked and I guess thats not the case </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
adjl 03/17/24 12:38:56 PM #25:	green_dragon posted... I might be wrong, but I could've sworn costco still allowed you to shop there without a card, but they charge you extra. I might be making that up. Maybe in some areas, but everywhere I've been you're expected to show your card on the way in (which consists entirely of flashing it at an employee who may or may not actually be there, so it's not exactly heavy scrutiny), and more importantly they scan the card before ringing up your order. If you don't have a card at checkout, I'm pretty sure they can't check you out. --- This is my signature. It exists to keep people from skipping the last line of my posts. <cite>adjl posted [p:979416509] in Costco may... [t:80713704]...</cite> <quote>green_dragon posted... </cite><quote>I might be wrong, but I could've sworn costco still allowed you to shop there without a card, but they charge you extra. I might be making that up.</quote>Maybe in some areas, but everywhere I've been you're expected to show your card on the way in (which consists entirely of flashing it at an employee who may or may not actually be there, so it's not exactly heavy scrutiny), and more importantly they scan the card before ringing up your order. If you don't have a card at checkout, I'm pretty sure they can't check you out. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
LinkPizza 03/17/24 12:41:19 PM #26:	green_dragon posted... I might be wrong, but I could've sworn costco still allowed you to shop there without a card, but they charge you extra. I might be making that up. I think one of the subscription shopping places was like that a while ago Not anymore, though (AFAIK) --- Currently Playing - Astral Ascent (Switch Edition) Switch FC: 7216-4417-4511 Add Me because I'll probably add you. I'm the LinkPizza you'll see around <cite>LinkPizza posted [p:979416542] in Costco may... [t:80713704]...</cite> <quote>green_dragon posted...</cite><quote>I might be wrong, but I could've sworn costco still allowed you to shop there without a card, but they charge you extra. I might be making that up.</quote>I think one of the subscription shopping places was like that a while ago Not anymore, though (AFAIK) </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Revelation34 03/19/24 11:17:58 AM #27:	green_dragon posted... I might be wrong, but I could've sworn costco still allowed you to shop there without a card, but they charge you extra. I might be making that up. Edit: I just checked and I guess thats not the case That would be illegal. --- Gamertag: Kegfarms, BF code: 2033480226, Treasure Cruise code 318,374,355, Steam: Kegfarms, Switch: SW-1900-5502-7912 <cite>Revelation34 posted [p:979449240] in Costco may... [t:80713704]...</cite> <quote>green_dragon posted...</cite><quote>I might be wrong, but I could've sworn costco still allowed you to shop there without a card, but they charge you extra. I might be making that up.Edit: I just checked and I guess thats not the case</quote>That would be illegal. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
SunWuKung420 03/19/24 6:16:03 PM #28:	Why do I need a memory card? --- "I don't question our existence, I just question our modern needs" Pearl Jam - Garden My theme song - https://youtu.be/-PXIbVNfj3s <cite>SunWuKung420 posted [p:979456434] in Costco may... [t:80713704]...</cite> <quote>Why do I need a memory card? </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
wwinterj25 03/19/24 7:08:20 PM #29:	grimhilde00 posted... did you know, here in the UK, you can't just get a Costco membership? you have to work for like the government, education, or healthcare. I learned something. --- One who knows nothing can understand nothing. http://psnprofiles.com/wwinterj <cite>wwinterj25 posted [p:979457287] in Costco may... [t:80713704]...</cite> <quote>grimhilde00 posted... </cite><quote>did you know, here in the UK, you can't just get a Costco membership? you have to work for like the government, education, or healthcare.</quote>I learned something. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
DragonClaw01 03/19/24 7:30:17 PM #30:	ConfusedTorchic posted... yeah but this is specifically talking about just the food court, which aren't always even inside the main building Correct, in the warmer parts of the country, it is often outside. Although, this change was enacted many years ago. People can't resist the $1.50 hotdog I guess --- <('.'<) <(^.^)> (>'.')> Splendiferous <cite>DragonClaw01 posted [p:979457664] in Costco may... [t:80713704]...</cite> <quote>ConfusedTorchic posted... </cite><quote>yeah but this is specifically talking about just the food court, which aren't always even inside the main building</quote>Correct, in the warmer parts of the country, it is often outside. Although, this change was enacted many years ago. People can't resist the $1.50 hotdog I guess </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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