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Jack-Off Lantern posted:Yeah, sales tax,innit? In many places in the US, food is not subject to sales tax. I would guess that the price is different for people who have a shopping/rewards card versus those who don’t?
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raton posted:That's because in English we say milk and cream not cream and milk because the m doesnt allide well with the reduced "and" sound ("n") Don’t be dense. It’s because you can’t claim something is made of CREAM with milk if, in fact your ice cream is mostly made of milk.
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Alan Smithee posted:if you give them say, 20 buxx can they cover the rest no problem or will they then start treating you different at the checkout the moment it goes over The non-member will show the cashier the gift card and say they are not a member. The cashier will request a supervisor and call it as a "99". The super will punch in their code and the non-member will swipe the gift card and then pay the remainder with whatever cash, debit, or credit card that Costco normally accepts. The cashiers, I’m sure, are asked not to be judge mental, but they sometimes can be.
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Anton Chigurh posted:You forgot the details about the pair of pliers and a blow torch. Missed opportunity to include a pneumatic bolt pistol.
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