The Costco rotisserie chicken is one of the best bargains in the market today. And plaintiff’s lawyers are going to F it up too.
I do the highest level of Costco and Sam’s Club membership, and use both enough to make it worthwhile.
I consider myself an expert on where each club is better or worse in some areas. For the Rotisserie Chicken, Sam’s Club is far better.
Here are some others:
-Costco bakery better
-Costco Meats better
-Sam’s Club and Costco both have their own great coffees
Clothing deals can be very good at both - the variety is great when using both.
-General prepackaged food - Sam’s better
-Credit card - use both - Sam’s slightly better earnings
-Checkout experience - with Scan and Go, Sam’s Club far superior. If using cashiers, Costco far superior.
-Costco better Beer and Wine
-Costco food court superior
-Produce - depends on the item - Costco is also eaten up with the bogus, nebulous term “organic”, which translates to “rip off”. One great story was for cherry tomatoes. We bought some “organic” ones from Costco that were produced in Canada - they were awful. Now we only buy them from Sam’s - they are from Mexico and very good.
-Dairy and Eggs - I prefer Sam’s, but I can see how some would prefer Costco if they were more elitist about such items.
-Employees - Costco far superior
-Clientele - Unfortunately in my area both make me feel like I am visiting a 3rd world country. I sometimes fee like one of the only Anglo shoppers in the whole place at both.
-Gas - I do both depending on timing
Yep, great taste and the deal of the decade.
plaintiffs are after $$. That is all.
If components have a dual use, then yah can’t sue.