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RJWaters2 posted:By my count that is 6 stacks of 15 pizzas, or only $900 worth. Might buy that just for the experience I'd say that the worth is vastly in excess of 900. That might be the price, though?
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My 20 stack was $216.41. So someone do the math. Not it
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Those are just boxes. You don't keep fresh pizzas sitting in the aisle.
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drat, is trump hosting a basketball team again
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Gaius Marius posted:Those are just boxes. You don't keep fresh pizzas sitting in the aisle. I want to believe
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ShortyMR.CAT posted:My 20 stack was $216.41. So someone do the math. 421 calories/$ or 91,200 calories total Edit: assuming you chose the correct option, combo
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Gaius Marius posted:Those are just boxes. You don't keep fresh pizzas sitting in the aisle. They’re not in the aisle, they’re at the checkout lane awaiting their final destination: Bob’s business luncheon.
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Costco trip report -the Kirkland softshell jacket for $20 bux is a probuy -a gallon of quality Kirkland 2% milk for just $2.54 -more Açaí bites cuz the lady loves them -a 3 pack of the 32 degrees men’s underwear which are very nice and breathable.
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Just one gallon? That's not much of a deal. It's only $1.29 for a gallon at Meijer.
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GI_Clutch posted:Just one gallon? That's not much of a deal. It's only $1.29 for a gallon at Meijer. High. Quality. Kirkland™️. Milk.
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I got a Kirkland leather jacket for a hundred bucks. It’s nice I guess?
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GI_Clutch posted:Just one gallon? That's not much of a deal. It's only $1.29 for a gallon at Meijer. Do you live in Iowa or something? Even on Illinois I don't recall milk cheaper than $2/gal ever.
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A gallon of normal milk is six loving dollars in Puerto Rico. Remind me to check how much they go for at Costco this weekend!
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GI_Clutch posted:Just one gallon? That's not much of a deal. It's only $1.29 for a gallon at Meijer. Also, just one gallon? You gotta buy two gallons here, which is about a gallon more than we ever need at once.
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Anyone ever tried one of the Marmot hoodies Costco has in the men's active wear section? Or just Marmot in general? The cold will be coming soon and a new hoodie is needed.
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TheKingslayer posted:Anyone ever tried one of the Marmot hoodies Costco has in the men's active wear section? Or just Marmot in general? The cold will be coming soon and a new hoodie is needed. Marmot is a really good brand. I bought the shirts this year and am very happy with them. They have a great warranty too. How much are they? I might have to make a trek to get one.
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Moey posted:Do you live in Iowa or something? Even on Illinois I don't recall milk cheaper than $2/gal ever. Ohio. Meijer brand milk is $1.89. Their Penny Smart label is $1.29 but has the same nutritional info. Everyone buys that now unless it's sold out and they have to get the regular store brand.
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We get the organic whole milk from Costco, It’s like $10 for 3 half gallons, it’s good though.
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MarcusSA posted:Marmot is a really good brand. I bought the shirts this year and am very happy with them. They have a great warranty too. Not sure if they're in the warehouse but they're only 21.99 on the website. https://www.costco.com/Marmot-Men%e2%80%99s-Hooded-Sweatshirt.product.100471757.html
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GI_Clutch posted:Just one gallon? That's not much of a deal. It's only $1.29 for a gallon at Meijer. Milk where I'm at is like 3 bucks a gallon and i'm in the state of happy cows.
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Some states have price controls/subsidies on milk which may explain why it is so cheap in some places.
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Joe Friday posted:The Costco closest to me is Pentagon City, and other than being a truly eclectic mix of folks and an absolute madhouse 100% of the time, they sell chocolate Pentagons and chocolate Capitol buildings. This is also the one nearest to my work. They also have whole goats in the meat section, in case you want to go
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Went to Costco for a bunch of stuff, but something was different:  I felt proud as I turned the handle to dispense the onions onto my hot dog for the first time. PBUC. Asking for onions every time did work.
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hail onionizer
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spacebard posted:Went to Costco for a bunch of stuff, but something was different: I’m the lock on the hopper to prevent ppl from scooping their hands in there and filling up a Tupperware with “free onions” This would happen
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priznat posted:I’m the lock on the hopper to prevent ppl from scooping their hands in there and filling up a Tupperware with “free onions” Also to prevent people from introducing non onion things. Unfortunately humankind is vile.
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spacebard posted:Went to Costco for a bunch of stuff, but something was different: This thing is awesome.
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spacebard posted:Went to Costco for a bunch of stuff, but something was different: Congratulations! I love using that thing.
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spacebard posted:Went to Costco for a bunch of stuff, but something was different: Used one of these to put onions on my pep slice last night. People give me looks, but the message is clear: "this guy is next level". Thank you to this thread for this pro 'co strat.
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I feel like I'm having a stroke or something, hasn't the onion crank been around for like 20 years? Someone once posted here about seeing a dude bring a ziplock bag into Costco and just crank the onions until the entire bag was full, and then leave. Can't decide if that's a baller move or not, but leaning towards "not baller" because Costco loves us and wants us to be happy. Don't take advantage of Costco. Taima fucked around with this message at 18:42 on Sep 7, 2019 |
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Taima posted:I feel like I'm having a stroke or something, hasn't the onion crank been around for like 20 years? Yeah some places don't have them. I think someone mentioned that in Korea people just load up on onions and ketchup or something and just eat that.
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Pennywise the Frown posted:Yeah some places don't have them. I think someone mentioned that in Korea people just load up on onions and ketchup or something and just eat that. Now I'm picturing a kimchi dispenser and I want it to be real. I'm putting that on one of those feedback notes.
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Pennywise the Frown posted:Yeah some places don't have them. I think someone mentioned that in Korea people just load up on onions and ketchup or something and just eat that. El Jebus posted:Now I'm picturing a kimchi dispenser Yeah the Korean food court onion thing is 100% real and it's actually called Costco Kimchi. They could never put out an actual kimchi dispenser in Korea, they would go out of business in a week. 
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But they could install one here in Palm Springs...
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Taima posted:Yeah the Korean food court onion thing is 100% real and it's actually called Costco Kimchi. They could never put out an actual kimchi dispenser in Korea, they would go out of business in a week. 
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The other thing to note about Korea is that the concept of banchan. When you go to a restaurant in Korea they usually give you a few free small side dishes of random stuff. It's really good. I'm assuming the banchan connection is why the Costco Kimchi phenomenon is more or less unique to Korea.
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Taima posted:The other thing to note about Korea is that the concept of banchan. When you go to a restaurant in Korea they usually give you a few free small side dishes of random stuff. It's really good. korean sumptuary laws were based on number of dishes for centuries
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That is super interesting, please elaborate!
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Taima posted:The other thing to note about Korea is that the concept of banchan. When you go to a restaurant in Korea they usually give you a few free small side dishes of random stuff. It's really good. It's come up before in the thread, but mixing the onions, ketchup and mustard as a banchan is why onion consumption in Korean Costcos is 20 times higher than in the U.S.
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Taima posted:That is super interesting, please elaborate! ok, so i can't find a decent english source, and it's not actually all the story: for example there were beef and pork and liquor bans throughout which were enforced with various effectiveness have this one instead about a wine ban The Confucian Kingship in Korea: Yongjo and the Politics of Sagacity posted:The king went to Honghwa Gate. One Yu Segyo, accused of having violated the wine law, was brought in. A big crowd of city inhabitants gathered. It was expected that the head of the accused would be displayed on a pike as a warning.
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