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belt posted:Yeah, turns out I'm an idiot. Thought it was covered, but I just looked that the documentation, and it isn't. That's cool... with Costco, you just never know where the line of their awesomness is drawn.
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GORDON posted:That's cool... with Costco, you just never know where the line of their awesomness is drawn.
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Mar 2, 2018 04:13
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I got curious and started googling. It looks to me like they will probably cover it and repair that flat for you. Please update is worth your outcome though.
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Mar 2, 2018 07:22
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Sweet, the Costco Anywhere Visa card got rid of it's foreign transaction fee.
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Nfcknblvbl posted:Sweet, the Costco Anywhere Visa card got rid of it's foreign transaction fee. Yeah this let us close one of our other credit cards we'd been holding for no other reason.
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Mar 2, 2018 17:03
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LOL, I skip 600 posts, and retarded man children are still arguing for ketchup on a hot dog. Do you get upset if the food on your dinner plate touches each other? Do you miss your high chair?
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Mar 2, 2018 17:18
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do you have anything original or funny to say about it anything
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Mar 2, 2018 17:26
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belt posted:Yeah, turns out I'm an idiot. Thought it was covered, but I just looked that the documentation, and it isn't. Costco does free flat repair on any tire sold there. They tend to be conservative on what they will fix though. if its near the sidewall, then a big maybe. Some Costco tire shops will also do flat repair for other brands if they are not busy. Usually for a $15 or so fee. I got a flat fixed on my truck last year with Falken tires.
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Mar 2, 2018 17:36
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therobit posted:I got curious and started googling. It looks to me like they will probably cover it and repair that flat for you. Please update is worth your outcome though. Costco road hazard warranty information. Looks like as long as you're the original purchaser, you have the receipt, the tires have been regularly rotated and the damage wasn't caused by vandalism, an accident, off road use or misalignment they'll cover it.
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belt posted:Yeah, turns out I'm an idiot. Thought it was covered, but I just looked that the documentation, and it isn't. I went to get a tire patched recently and it came out to $11 because I didn't buy the tire there. They asked before service if I had bought the tire there and I assumed that to mean it'd be less or free if I had. Could always call the auto dept and ask.
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Mar 2, 2018 17:48
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Ketchup is a sugar sauce.  It is only acceptable as an ingredient (sometimes you need tomato paste, sugar and vinegar).
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Mar 2, 2018 17:53
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Where's my liter bottles of Kirkland mushroom ketchup
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Mar 2, 2018 18:11
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Gonna get a dog this weekend + soda (with refill) 
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Chinatown posted:Gonna get a dog this weekend  Probably top up the gas tank, too.
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Mar 2, 2018 19:17
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I need to go buy a new tub of coconut oil to slather myself with, old one finally ran out and summer is comin' soon
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Black August posted:I need to go buy a new tub of coconut oil to slather myself with, old one finally ran out and summer is comin' soon Is there a reason that ky jelly doesn't do it for you?
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Mar 2, 2018 19:44
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Do they sell the deli mustard they have at the food court?
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Mar 2, 2018 20:26
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It looks like that mustard is just Heinz spicy brown. As to whether they sell it specifically, no idea.
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I just got back from Costco. On the way out I picked up a hot dog and pop, but there were no free spots to eat so I figured I'd just take my food out to the cart area and eat there. The receipt checker wouldn't let me take my tray out there, so i got to be one of those annoying people who held up the entire line of people trying to get out of Costco while the checker went to find a cardboard tray I could use. That's the price of freedom I suppose.
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therobit posted:I got curious and started googling. It looks to me like they will probably cover it and repair that flat for you. Please update is worth your outcome though. Ok, tire puncture update, as requested. TL;DR - I have no news about Costco policy. My Costco is about 18 miles away. The tire was flat in my driveway this morning, after getting punctured last night. I could hear the air hissing out. I was afraid I wouldn't get all the way there without going flat again, so instead of putting on the spare in a slushy driveway (it's still winter here) and driving to the 'Co, I filled it with 40 PSI of air and drive 3 miles to the nearest tire shop where they put a plug in it for me, for $15. I got to cut in line and then about a 15 minute wait, because they didn't want it going flat in the parking lot. But I'm guessing if I'd gone to Costco and smiled and asked nicely, they'd probably have patched it for free because they are the 'Co. The 'Co works in mysterious ways.... just look at those Christmas tree returns. Moral of the story: people who negligently drop nails and screws on the road need to be beaten.
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There really ought to be a national nail and screw registry. My two back tires got punctured by a few screws last month.
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A Pack of Kobolds posted:
Yeah thats the play. Get gas, park, foodcourt.
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InternetJunky posted:I just got back from Costco. On the way out I picked up a hot dog and pop, but there were no free spots to eat so I figured I'd just take my food out to the cart area and eat there. The receipt checker wouldn't let me take my tray out there, so i got to be one of those annoying people who held up the entire line of people trying to get out of Costco while the checker went to find a cardboard tray I could use. That's the price of freedom I suppose. You have trays? They just pile up our pizza slices one on top of another. Our food courts are outdoors though.
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They just wrap our dogs in paper/aluminum.
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Magikarpal Tunnel posted:if it's the kodiak brand, I buy the pancake mix they make and that poo poo is good...i mean it's just pancakes but i feel healthy about them Kodiak cakes are the best. Use the milk and eggs recipe.
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EAT FASTER!!!!!! posted:Yeah this let us close one of our other credit cards we'd been holding for no other reason. I have another lovely Citi Card with some American Airlines bullshit that I don't use at all. I'm afraid to close it because I don't want the credit score hit. I like my credit where it's at right now and the increasing trend.
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FCKGW posted:You have trays? They just pile up our pizza slices one on top of another.
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Going on a multi-state trip soon, made sure to find a Costco right off the highway on my way so that I can be blessed with a dog instead of regretful sinning with McDongles or Subwhey. It's gonna be the highlight of the drive 
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I'm just trying to imagine the empty existence of traveling through multiple states full of delicious local food and believing that your only real options are a hot dog, subway or mcdonalds.
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The stomach wants what the stomach wants.
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FAGGY CLAUSE posted:The stomach wants what the stomach wants. Sounds made up
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 mods????? Sounds like you haven't done much driving through the middle of suck my god dang balls no-where before. Or done much road travel in general because a quick, cheap, consistent bite to eat during a cheap, consistent (probably not fast) gas stop is a blessing on a long dusty trail. Praise Be.
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Taima posted:I'm just trying to imagine the empty existence of traveling through multiple states full of delicious local food and believing that your only real options are a hot dog, subway or mcdonalds. I've traveled extensively, and the problem I've noticed is that one doesn't always KNOW where the good places are, that only the locals know about. Like, rarely.
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GORDON posted:I've traveled extensively, and the problem I've noticed is that one doesn't always KNOW where the good places are, that only the locals know about. Same. And you normally have to travel into whatever town to find it. I've traveled across the country in a car a few times and the thing I look for most is local diners. Those might be near the interstate at least.
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Taima posted:I'm just trying to imagine the empty existence of traveling through multiple states full of delicious local food and believing that your only real options are a hot dog, subway or mcdonalds. There's a whole lot of the US where there is no delicious food to be had, unless you're cooking it yourself.
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The farther you get from a big city, the more likely it is that the only restaurants around are garbage.
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Peachfart posted:The farther you get from a big city, the more likely it is that the only restaurants around are garbage. There's a small outlier to this rule though.. I find small towns sometimes have one or two really amazing restaurants. Probably because mediocre ones wouldn't last long in such a small market that relies on repeat patrons.
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smoobles posted:There's a small outlier to this rule though.. I find small towns sometimes have one or two really amazing restaurants. Probably because mediocre ones wouldn't last long in such a small market that relies on repeat patrons. Look for the full parking lot at lunch time.
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Drove some friends to church this morning! I'm sadly not getting anything for my apartment but I will definitely be partaking in the 1/4 lb all beef hot dog and drink with refill
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smoobles posted:There's a small outlier to this rule though.. I find small towns sometimes have one or two really amazing restaurants. Probably because mediocre ones wouldn't last long in such a small market that relies on repeat patrons. In my experience most of the small town "best restaurants in town" are hilariously underwhelming. Sadly most of my time was spent driving around the midwest, so lemme tell ya about weaponized mediocrity. Oh sweet, it's like a Denny's, but more expensive, even worse for my health, and has all the calories I need in a week. Solid pass. Oh they use local produce? Can't tell under the pound of butter you ruined it with. When spicy is Tabasco at best and "black pepper is too hot for me" at worst. These are "the best in town" to people who think Applebee's is a fancy night out... and drive 50 miles to get to one.
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