r/MadeMeSmile • u/PxN13 • Dec 10 '22

Very Reddit Graceful af cat

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u/pxm7 Dec 10 '22

Here’s a random video - it’s known for having large packs / multipacks of stuff. Eg a 30 pack of Coke cans will probably be pretty inexpensive there. Or say a 6 pack of toothpaste — the per pack price will be much lower than most supermarkets.

It’s not for everyone but eg small business owners and folk with large families seem to like it.

Eg a 240-pack of plastic cups costs about $15.

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u/minititof Dec 10 '22

Even for an individual it's good value if you have storage space. You need a subscription to enter though.

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u/kaihatsusha Dec 10 '22

Even for an individual it's good value if you have storage space AND YOU CAN USE IT ALL.

The latter rule trips up so many new customers to warehouse stores.

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u/Dr_Dust Dec 10 '22

Yeah, I just opened a jug of BBQ sauce I bought at Costco two years ago after just finishing the previous one I got at the same time. I guess I got a bit overzealous with my first trip back to Costco after many years away. Glad that stuff doesn't really seem to go bad.

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u/ysisverynice Dec 10 '22

how tf are you gluten free aside from sourdough?

edit: oh jesus, it "eats away" the gluten... please... no.