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Dr. Tim Whatley posted:Well friend, let me tell you about Costco's return policy Sup Atlanta buddy, I shop either there or at the Town Lake one, Cumberland's farther but bigger and has more poo poo.
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May 8, 2017 16:35
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Dr. Tim Whatley posted:Well friend, let me tell you about Costco's return policy 
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May 8, 2017 16:45
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That anime character on the TV looks just like how I feel about anime.  of my Costco.
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May 8, 2017 16:55
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Dr. Tim Whatley posted:I have to go to IKEA today and it makes me sick knowing the absolute lovely dog that awaits me. Just don't get one. They're proof that the Scandinavians have never forgiven the world for the Second World War.
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May 8, 2017 17:07
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Has anyone used the Costco Autos program? I'm in the market for a used Honda Odyssey and wonder if it would be a good deal to go through Costco.
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May 8, 2017 17:25
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IKEA is great when you're just starting out in life and you need a chair/desk/shelving/bed frame combo and your budget is $237.42 7 years later that bright red minimalist chair and the shelf/desk/sock drawer are sitting in the corner of your apt looking a bit shabbier and it's like, perfectly good why get rid of it, you've had three long term girlfriends do their grad thesis while sitting at it, before having the same angry breakup, and your current attempt at a girlfriend is painting her toenails and some got on the desk, right next to that other spot where another girl painted her toes there, you're like, am I ever going to get married?? Should I buy a new desk? Do they still make the Fflüûrrghn'D'rùūndle??
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May 8, 2017 17:37
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anonumos posted:Has anyone used the Costco Autos program? I'm in the market for a used Honda Odyssey and wonder if it would be a good deal to go through Costco. If you're not into the whole negotiating thing it's good since Costco does that for you.
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naem posted:IKEA is great when you're just starting out in life and you need a chair/desk/shelving/bed frame combo and your budget is $237.42 You've got a type, and you should consider branching out quickly because you're not getting younger.
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May 8, 2017 18:07
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naem posted:IKEA is great when you're just starting out in life and you need a chair/desk/shelving/bed frame combo and your budget is $237.42 Their bookshelves are perfect for vinyl collectors. And you can pick them right out of the warehouse without having to walk around the store.
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May 8, 2017 18:13
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I bet IKEA dogs are made from turkey and pork
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the good fax machine posted:I bet IKEA dogs are made from turkey and pork I'm pretty sure you'll find they are actually horse meat.
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anonumos posted:Has anyone used the Costco Autos program? I'm in the market for a used Honda Odyssey and wonder if it would be a good deal to go through Costco. Never used it myself, but many co-workers have. Nothing but good stories.
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May 8, 2017 19:33
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I haven't been to Ikea in years but that place really was great when I was dirt poor. So like, 10 years or so. They are always far away from me though so I've only been to maybe 2 of them a couple of times. I just had that veggie bowl and am a fan. Thanks for the recommendations guys.
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May 8, 2017 21:20
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This loving thread. It is just myself and my four year old daughter, but the ease of which i could buy some Robert Irvine fit crunch bar and this thread sent me on my way and now I am a bottom tier executive member. I bought 400 nitrile gloves and 36 bars. Feels good.
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May 9, 2017 01:39
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This thread inspired me to ditch hot dogs with only ketchup and to instead try one with mustard, relish, and loaded with them onions. It changed my life Also - 15 bottles of pure leaf unsweetened tea for 10.99. They go for 1.99 individually in stores so to me its worth 30.00. A deal good enough to slam yo mama for
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May 9, 2017 02:05
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Return Of JimmyJars posted:Does anyone's Co' still have Chamelon cold brew in the 64oz boxes? It seems to have vanished from all the Houston stores. It was a significantly better deal (like $16 for 64oz) vs $1/oz for the 10oz bottles at HEB. We had some today in Austin but it was low. I can check tomorrow if we're still carrying it, it sold way better than that bottled coffee we had.
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May 9, 2017 03:20
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8pm Monday evening Costco run! Got normandy blend veggies (as usual), rotisserie chicken, bottle of IPA (Lat 33 BLOOD orange), salami, jalapeno stuffed olives, huge pallet of diet coke, frozen bibimbap bowls and, BITCHIN' SAUCE(!!!) $70bux Thanks Costco!
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May 9, 2017 03:25
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I picked up an enormous bag of veggie potstickers and enormous bag of normandy veggies and two 2+ lb things of protein powder. And my cash went to wages for my community members. I'm a gabafool in love with Costco
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May 9, 2017 03:32
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Does Costco carry Teriyaki Sauce? I found plenty of soy sauce, and some Mr Yoshidas marinade (which seemed like a thicc bbq/teriyaki hybrid), but nothing else. I had to make it a brief 'scto trip but I think I went up and down all the aisles. I want to buy following things:   
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May 9, 2017 03:38
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Mokelumne Trekka posted:This thread inspired me to ditch hot dogs with only ketchup and to instead try one with mustard, relish, and loaded with them onions. It changed my life ok now top it w kraut and crushed pepper
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May 9, 2017 03:50
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Mokelumne Trekka posted:This thread inspired me to ditch hot dogs with only ketchup and to instead try one with mustard, relish, and loaded with them onions. It changed my life Just had this today at Costco:  Got the turkey provolone sandwich to go for later, I've never tried one. Next time I'll try a chicken bake, never had one of those either.
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May 9, 2017 04:15
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The gigantic fuckoff tub of Utz cheese balls is the bane of my existence 
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May 9, 2017 04:25
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I feel like their relish is too sweet, onions + mustard is choice tho.
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May 9, 2017 04:50
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ArbitraryC posted:I feel like their relish is too sweet, onions + mustard is choice tho. my only real weird food quirk is that i hate sweet relish EXCEPT for dogs. something about the sweet relish and bitter onion or kraut, plus that tart vinegary mustard  ALL FOR ONLY ONE DOLLAR FIFTY PLUS SODA WITH REFILL!!!
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May 9, 2017 05:02
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You do you boo, food is all about what you enjoy I was just saying personally I don't like it on my dogs for the same reason I'm not a fan of ketchup, it's just too sweet. I'd totally be down for a pickle grinder by the onion one tho.
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anonumos posted:Has anyone used the Costco Autos program? I'm in the market for a used Honda Odyssey and wonder if it would be a good deal to go through Costco. I used it in February 2015 to get a new Honda Fit. One of the best decisions I ever made, going through Costco. They sent me to a dealership where I was expected and treated well, and the only haggling involved at all was over the trade-in value for my old car. I ended up getting exactly what I expected and hoped they would offer me for it, so it was a fantastic experience overall. Love the Fit, too.
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May 9, 2017 05:42
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Eatin a lil rotisserie leg with some morning Kirkland(STARBUCKS!!!!) coffee. Sad I won't be at Costco today but grateful for the tidings I've been left with until I next set foot in the house of dog. PBUC
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Meydey posted:FYI It's all Kimberley-Clark On the West Coast, at least, Kirkland is all made by Georgia-Pacific. Source: I used to haul it from the paper mills in Halsey, Oregon all the way to San Diego, Winnipeg, Grand Prairie(B.C.) and all points in between. Delivering freight to Costco is almost as nice as buying poo poo there - unlike 90% of receivers, their unloading people and managers are competent, quick and personable. I could deliver paper products to three Costcos in one city in like three hours. Only downside is that they get all their deliveries before the stores open, so you can't pop inside and grab a dog.
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May 9, 2017 12:51
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They have BBQ brisket sandwiches at our Costco. They are pretty drat good but they're like 5 bucks. Hard to take that plunge when the cheaper hog dogs, italian sausages, and chicken bakes are right THERE man.
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May 9, 2017 13:03
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thinkin about grabbing the special series 805 roomba. only available at costco.
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May 9, 2017 13:17
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Can I get a trip report on the hot turkey and provolone sandwich? Much like the above poster with the brisket, its hard to take the plunge when theres a fresh hot chicken bake RIGHT THERE
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May 9, 2017 13:23
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You can get a better deal than the car buying program but if you're interest in an in demand vehicle that dealers won't mark down, it's a pro choice. I mean some might find it worth it to save the hassle anyway
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JIZZ DENOUEMENT posted:Does Costco carry Teriyaki Sauce? I found plenty of soy sauce, and some Mr Yoshidas marinade (which seemed like a thicc bbq/teriyaki hybrid), but nothing else. I had to make it a brief 'scto trip but I think I went up and down all the aisles. Yes, but only in the 5 gallon pail. It's one aisle over from the 25 lb bag of rice.
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Super Waffle posted:Can I get a trip report on the hot turkey and provolone sandwich? Much like the above poster with the brisket, its hard to take the plunge when theres a fresh hot chicken bake RIGHT THERE rest assured, both it and the brisket are terrible
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May 9, 2017 15:04
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May 9, 2017 15:08
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binge crotching posted:Yes, but only in the 5 gallon pail. It's one aisle over from the 25 lb bag of rice. Trolls NOT needed here!
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May 9, 2017 15:08
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Back in college, I once bought that huge tub of que bueno nacho cheese sauce. Simultaneously the worst and best purchase I've ever done at costco.
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May 9, 2017 16:13
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costco food court lifehack: buy a rotisserie chicken and a loaf of bread and then order a polish and soda. eat all of that right there and wash it down with endless pepsi
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binge crotching posted:Yes, but only in the 5 gallon pail. It's one aisle over from the 25 lb bag of rice. The funny part is that most people's impressions of Costco are stuck in the late 90's, when massive bulk buckets of goods were most of what they sold. In modern times they usually sell bulk by bundling multiple packages that you could buy from the regular grocery store, and a large amount of their inventory isn't sold in bulk. If you want the true old school Costco experience, go visit a Business Costco.
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