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There was a guy who got killed carrying in a Costco, if I recall?

I've never had an issue. Certainly wouldn't open carry in one though.

If you saw beef loin at Costco for $29.99/lb it was USDA prime. If you saw beef loin at Krogers (or anywhere else) for $10.99/lb it was USDA choice at best and possibly just USDA select. Apples and oranges. Also, if you'll note, beef has been shooting up in price everywhere, so what a piece of beef was last week has nothing to do with what it costs this week.

Congrats.

They were running a deal on 2000W Honda generators there last week.

You know why schools and hospitals have the same sign?

Because they’re ran by idiots.

When the boys were small I'd take them to the Anchorage costco after dinner to share one of their hand dipped ice cream bars. I'd sit the two of them side by side in the cart and bite for you, bite for you, and bite for me, repeat. it gave mom a break at the end of the day, and It's a good memory of two good little boys who are too-quickly turning into good young men.

Costco near me sells gas for $.40 to $.60 less per gallon than nearby stations.

Easily covers the annual cost of my membership.

I never go anywhere without something. As posted, concealed is concealed.

Mom and Pop stores actually went out of business in the 50s when shopping centers and super markets became popular. Every neiborhood had a Mom and Pop store, my inlaws had one for years, but during the late 50s they were forced to close.
Today places like WalMart and Costco are forcing many of the super markets out of business.

Must be a Washington thing. I have not seen any such sign at any Costco I go to in SC, most recent visit being today. And yes, I was carrying.

"What they don't know can't hurt them."

Their return policy is insane. My wife has taken back stuff just because she didn’t like the way it taste no questions asked. We have exchanged furniture just because she wanted a change. We were up front about nothing wrong with it. No problem. Full retail credit 2-3 years later

I bought a couch there about 4 years ago and the pillows have gone flat frome sleeping on it. I was looking at a sectional there the other day and an employee asked if I had any questions. I told him I'm looking for a good couch with quality foam padding. I told him the last one I bought there went flat because I sleep on it a lot since I had back surgery.

He said bring it back and we'll give you your money back. I said I can't do that its over 4 years old and it's probably my fault it went bad because I sleep on it. He said we don't care, if your unhappy for any reason we will return it. I still didn't return it because I don't feel right about it but I'm going to buy my next one there if I can find one I like.

Ill go out of my way to buy from Costco because I know they'll stand behind it. I like buying car batteries there too because if they start to go bad you can return them no hassle. The local tire shops will do anything they can to not warranty a battery but they always want to sell you a new one and take your in warranty core for nothing.

Bb

no offence but that is just wrong.....bob

this is being standup .......bob

Costco is a publicly-traded corporation, with millions of owners, maybe even you if you have a 401k or other investment.

Be that as it may, if one chooses to avoid every business that is owned or run by Liberals, one will get pretty cold, hungry, and thirsty. Costco offers good stuff at good prices. That’s my criterion when I buy.

Same here (VA stores).

Pappy,

I never noticed it at the Harrisonburg store, but that certainly doesn't mean it isn't there.

I still carry, I figure if I need it, store policy is the least of my concern

I’ve looked, and not seen it. Ain’t asking. If they see my gun and ask me to leave I will, but considering the way our cart(s) are usually loaded, I suspect they’ll play dumb, until I’ve checked out at least.