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I keep praying to my local preacher for it but no miracles yet
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Burt Sexual posted:Wtf on Costco produce. They are consistently better quality than any other store around here. I will give Costco credit in that their produce is very consistent. I'll buy their grapes on occasion and they're always a perfect firmness and sweetness. I'm sure their cut melon platters (I think they have these?) are good, it sucks buying cantaloupe or honeydew and having it be flavorless junk, but we usually buy from a Mexican grocer when they're 5lb/$1 so the stakes aren't super high if they aren't good.
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Jun 7, 2019 19:32
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My Costco always seems to have bad strawberries even though it's extremely busy. I seem to find a lot of packages with mold in them
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Jun 7, 2019 23:43
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Burt Sexual posted:Thankfully airlines are starting to crack down on this bs...that COSTCO participates in. literally shook at this post praising airlines and chastising the blessed co
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Jun 7, 2019 23:53
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Tomorrow morning I will be going to pick up a $598 Louisana Kamado Grill, 24inch. Normal retail $900. It's heavy as poo poo, even lifting the lid, but it's double clay wall insulated and comes with a pizza stone for baking and I need a new grill to do everything on. I think it'd take 2-3 people to lift the box up to my deck or out of the SUV/Truck. Gonna go lump charcoal. Lo but did I serve my devotion and consumed the $1.50 dog and pop, PBUC.
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PokeJoe posted:My Costco always seems to have bad strawberries even though it's extremely busy. I seem to find a lot of packages with mold in them Strawberries and raspberries are risky at mine for being moldy. I can get blackberries and blueberries at mine that are great pretty much all the time though. Also bell peppers can be a gamble sometimes.
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Went to costco to get cookout food. Had a free sample of some tetons jalapeno and cheddar bratwurst and ended up buying some. It was very good. The sample lady gave me an extra sample for actually buying it.
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Jun 8, 2019 03:18
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 From my local Costco...
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Jun 8, 2019 04:24
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thank you for your service 
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Zoodpipe posted:
Praise be. Inshallah.
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Apprentice Dick posted:Strawberries and raspberries are risky at mine for being moldy. I can get blackberries and blueberries at mine that are great pretty much all the time though. Also bell peppers can be a gamble sometimes. Really, I have trouble with any packaged fruits. Strawberries, oranges, kiwis, there’s, like, a 60% chance that the ones in the middle that you can’t see are gonna be gross and bruised and moldy.
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Burt Sexual posted:Wtf on Costco produce. They are consistently better quality than any other store around here.
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Zoodpipe posted:
How do I train a stoat to dive into the endless piles of XXL 32 degrees to find me an actual size for humans, or can I buy one off alibaba
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Jun 8, 2019 20:40
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With the 110°F+ heat indexes in South Texas lately these have been life savers for my sales team (car dealer) PBUC
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Jun 8, 2019 21:04
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jisforjosh posted:With the 110°F+ heat indexes in South Texas lately these have been life savers for my sales team (car dealer) mmmm i love paletas
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Dely Apple posted:How do I train a stoat to dive into the endless piles of XXL 32 degrees to find me an actual size for humans, or can I buy one off alibaba The easier solution is to eat more dogs and chicken bakes.
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jisforjosh posted:With the 110°F+ heat indexes in South Texas lately these have been life savers for my sales team (car dealer) Oh poo poo!
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Jun 8, 2019 23:31
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Iron Crowned posted:It's not pet culture, it's just dog culture, no one brings their cat to Costco I work at the Kirkland church. Can confirm there is one that comes through here with a cat once or twice.
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Jun 9, 2019 00:16
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jisforjosh posted:With the 110°F+ heat indexes in South Texas lately these have been life savers for my sales team (car dealer) These are amazing.
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Jun 9, 2019 00:52
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jisforjosh posted:With the 110°F+ heat indexes in South Texas lately these have been life savers for my sales team (car dealer) Welp just learned a new word today. The wonders of the costco thread.
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Jun 9, 2019 02:19
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jisforjosh posted:With the 110°F+ heat indexes in South Texas lately these have been life savers for my sales team (car dealer) If that had banana, I would buy it immediately
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jisforjosh posted:With the 110°F+ heat indexes in South Texas lately these have been life savers for my sales team (car dealer) Can we get this man a “Boss of the Century” award? From Costco of course!
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What do y'all think of the 48 ounce jug of Kirkland Minced California Garlic? Maybe it's the citric acid they include with the garlic, but the convenience of pre-minced vs. peeling and slicing actual fresh garlic is not worth the taste. Does anyone have good luck with this stuff? Now I have 47 ounces and no real desire to make my way to the bottom of the jug. I also purchased lunch, one slice of cheese pizza, and a fountain drink. I opted out of my refill.
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Jun 9, 2019 19:16
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I've never had an issue with using minced jar garlic when cooking. You could return it?
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Jun 9, 2019 19:25
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Moey posted:I've never had an issue with using minced jar garlic when cooking. You could return it? Nah, I've had other brands in the past and they tasted similar, guess I just don't like it jarred.
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Jun 9, 2019 19:28
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Even if it was good, 48 oz seems insane. I would expect it to lose a large amount of flavor before it runs out unless you’re cooking meals for 12 everyday.
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grellgraxer posted:What do y'all think of the 48 ounce jug of Kirkland Minced California Garlic? Maybe it's the citric acid they include with the garlic, but the convenience of pre-minced vs. peeling and slicing actual fresh garlic is not worth the taste. Does anyone have good luck with this stuff? Now I have 47 ounces and no real desire to make my way to the bottom of the jug.
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Jun 9, 2019 19:36
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grellgraxer posted:What do y'all think of the 48 ounce jug of Kirkland Minced California Garlic? Maybe it's the citric acid they include with the garlic, but the convenience of pre-minced vs. peeling and slicing actual fresh garlic is not worth the taste. Does anyone have good luck with this stuff? Now I have 47 ounces and no real desire to make my way to the bottom of the jug.
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Jun 9, 2019 19:37
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I guess I am a monster with lovely taste buds!
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jisforjosh posted:With the 110°F+ heat indexes in South Texas lately these have been life savers for my sales team (car dealer) Those look really good, we got a big box of the Outshine bars. They’re fine. Does Costco still sell the half pieces of frozen fruit full of sherbet? The coconut ones were great.
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Jun 9, 2019 22:31
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As long as they aren't made in mexico... I'll try em.
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Jun 9, 2019 22:38
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Zuur posted:I work at the Kirkland church. Can confirm there is one that comes through here with a cat once or twice. Can you convince them to make an inventory search tool? I know they want people wandering the aisles, but it'd be super awesome if I could know which of the 3 houses of worship near me I should go to in order to find specific items that are not always carried. It'd be like praying and getting an actual response.
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At church today someone had the neat idea to move all 171 cases of Kirkland Select seltzer somewhere besides the beverage area. Nobody at the CS desk knows where it is, but there’s definitely 171 cases on hand. Dog was god tho. PBUC.
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DkHelmet posted:At church today someone had the neat idea to move all 171 cases of Kirkland Select seltzer somewhere besides the beverage area. Nobody at the CS desk knows where it is, but there’s definitely 171 cases on hand. "How'd you lose a whole loving pallet"
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grellgraxer posted:What do y'all think of the 48 ounce jug of Kirkland Minced California Garlic? Maybe it's the citric acid they include with the garlic, but the convenience of pre-minced vs. peeling and slicing actual fresh garlic is not worth the taste. Does anyone have good luck with this stuff? Now I have 47 ounces and no real desire to make my way to the bottom of the jug. Get the bags of peeled whole cloves. Thank me later. DkHelmet posted:At church today someone had the neat idea to move all 171 cases of Kirkland Select seltzer somewhere besides the beverage area. Nobody at the CS desk knows where it is, but there’s definitely 171 cases on hand. My CO moved the cream cheese. Like all the various kinds of it. Gone. Waited ten minutes for a runner and they gave up since they couldn’t find it either.
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moolchaba posted:As long as they aren't made in mexico... I'll try em. Whats wrong with stuff made in Mexico?
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Chinatown posted:Whats wrong with stuff made in Mexico? You try enjoying an RV where it’s always raining inside
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Fallom posted:You try enjoying an RV where it’s always raining inside I bet you know the day of your own death, don't you?
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I bought a tent from Costco last year and only first set it up this weekend. There is a hole in one of the mesh screens. Is this an acceptable Costco return?
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