When our boys were in school we never got out of COSTCO with a bill under 300 dollars.
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Ahh...I’m pretty sure folks can get a Costco membership card without any form of “secure ID” or proof (however weak & laughable) of legal US residence.
Good ‘ole USA, formerly known as Main Street USA, was transformed by cronie “capitalism” and government sanction racketeering into Costco USA, currently being “fundamentally transformed” into $h!thole USA right before our dying eyes
They know where to shop very quickly and they know where the SS office is too. Bet most of your native working class people don’t know until they retire.
I agree a country is not a charitable organization except as a last resort for its citizens. That’s why immigration CONTROL is so important.
What kind of currency were all the foreigners using?
Whenever I am in COSTCO I play the how many languages will I hear game. It is always at least 4, always. I do avoid it for the most part because for those who don’t know COSTCO is owned by a hard core leftist. Bezos, Schmidt kind of leftist.
..next time you stop..check out the paki family with kids ( two or three)
all wearing backpacks....watch closely... Especially at the check out line...kids work their way around the cashier... waiting for mom and pop...as soon as the family’s done checking out..the kids go on ahead...ideally, walking close behind another family...no one ever checks the backpacks...
Sounds like my Costco ;-)
It’s really sad that society has gotten to such a state that you or I must worry, when making a purely objective observation, about who may be champing at the bit to decry the observation as ‘racist.’
I have no facts to back this up but I think Costco makes deals with local groups or churches to give groups 6-week memberships or 2-month memberships. I say this because once there were scores of Indians shopping there, many of whom were dressed in native garb and seemed to be unfamiliar with the place. Another time there were scores of women covered head to toe in burkas. A few years ago, right before Christmas the place was filled with minority families with many totally out-of-control children who were pulling things off shelves and racing around grabbing samples.
Same deal different day at our Costco. All the lamb and organic chicken is now halal so we don’t buy it anymore. It looks like Korea and the mideast merged. You feel like a stranger in a strange land.
At Costco i got on line behind a Mexican National. Not even American money, much less language. He argued with the cashier as people lined up behind and all around me. No good way out for me. The guy’s family kept pushing past me piling up more stuff on the counter. Managers, cashiers everyone came out to talk to this guy but he couldn’t talk to them. He had no money. He was getting a red carpet treatment. He couldn’t PAY. It was the longest wait i can ever remember. And for a customer with no money
No one could give a crap about me. Not a cashier or any fellow wimp Texan
It was a Sunday. next day i called to speak with the manager. His attack on me was a tone i remember from being in the desert and we were fighting a real enemy. I had never before or since been yelled at with that level of hatred
The defense San Antonians give to illegals is mind boggling.
Costco in particlar No patriotism just money
But this is an invasion ushered in by idiots
Take a ride over to north Texas, say around north Dallas, and it will be a rare moment to encounter a person(s) speaking English.
Stay out of Walmart on Sunday evenings. Ours turns into Mumbai West.
I am normally smart enough to stay out of my local Costco store on a Saturday afternoon. But yesterday I was out of my allergy meds, planning a visit to my crazy-sweet-cat-lady sister-in-law today and – having a real cat allergy (insert sad face here)
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This is when it’s a good idea to spend a couple of extra bucks and go to the drugstore.
"...USA..."
We find that the Costco Membership fees cut down on the crowds this writer moans about.
Last Friday, we went to Costco from about 12:30 pm to 1:45.
The big crowds and lines were at the gas station. Most Costco drivers haven’t figured out if your gas cap is on the left side of your vehicle. You don’t have to wait in line to have your vehicle’s left side by the gas pumps. Use any of the pumps that are on the right side of your vehicle which are usually open or maybe one car in that lane. You just pull the gas hose up over your trunk lid, open the gas cap lid, insert the nozzle and fill up. We did that and were in and out of the lines in about 10 minutes.
The parking lot in front of Costco looks like a slow moving movie of hundreds of angry vehicles looking for a parking spot close to the entrance. Vehicles are often driven by people in their expensive exercise outfits and running shoes. They pay to exercise in a gym and will drive around for a long time to get a parking place by the front door.
We park in the Costco parking lot across from the gas station. There are all ways parking spots there. We walk about a quarter of a mile to get to the store with paying to exercise. As usual some nice shopper is finishing unloading their cart and offers it to us or we offer to take the cart.
After the horrendous quarter mile walk to the store, we part ways after we get in. I go to the part of the store with shaving/beauty products and OTC meds and take care of that shopping. I catch up with my wife and put the stuff I just picked up in her cart. This is usually by the clothing area. I leave my wife to shop and go the meat/seafood section for those items. She catches up and we finish our shopping together. We avoid the food sample area where swarms of people are eating and talking.
Checking out often shows again how lazy most customers are. They line up for the 5-6 checkers in the middle of the store. If you are willing to walk 40-50 yards to either end of the checkout line, there is minimal if any waiting.
After the checkout we walk the horrible distance back to our vehicle passing the swirling and growing traffic jam in front of the store. I have used a personal/portable GPS to see how far we Costco walk from the parking lot to the store, inside and back. It ranges from 1.25 miles to 1.5 miles.
So we get our daily walking while shopping at Costco.