COSTCO Locations

Seems like these are springing up more often. And with my long commutes it gave me time to make one. I honestly don't remember all the motivations but I do recall that I was thinking instead of trying to merge it with existing history of New York's Chinatown(and botch it up), I'd do a fish out of water scenario where some ancient wizard wakes up in a world where that magic they spent a lifetime studying is now accessible with a mouse click. Anyway: **A Fate’s Tale:** *Life is weird. First you're a shaman's apprentice learning forbidden techniques behind your master's back to help your town's drought, next you're getting stabbed by a nosy Fan...

I am looking for recommendations on a new credit card. I currently use a Fidelity 2% cash back and would like to start to use something that can be better for travel. I am 2 years removed from college so I plan to travel more and more. I had a friend recommend American Airlines card given where I live. Let me know any good recs! CREDIT PROFILE Current credit cards you are the primary account holder of: Truist and Fidelity 2% cash back FICO scores with source: Experian 790 Oldest credit card account age: 8 years Cards approved in the past 6 months: 0 Cards approved in the past 12 months: 0 Cards approved in the past 24 months: 1 Annual income $: $50,000 CATEGORIES Ok with categor...

Are warehouses actively trying to sabotage stores or did we start a game of dominos I missed the memo on? Must have been in the shift start up agenda right under the reminded to claim your free plastic employee appreciation water bottle…. Why else would you load pallets onto edges of other pallets then shove them into the truck? Pallets and their products falling like dominos out of a truck and onto a sales floor near you! Wooo hooo! Dry produce bags literally toppling out off the truck from a banana pallet stacked on the next pallet and its products. The poor driver restacked multiple spilled produce pallets just to get the load off the truck. Totally amazing trying to sort out damag...

Did my big monthly shopping outing today. Peace and quiet in stores and mostly-empty roads. Emptiest Costco I've ever seen.

Hello everyone... it's that time of year again, every summer this gets posted to help people beat the heat.[ The city opens up "cool zones" for the elderly and family so they can cool off and get away from excessive heat.](https://www.sandiego.gov/cool-zones) and theres [More info here](https://www.cbs8.com/article/weather/weather-impact/san-diego-county-cool-zones/509-fe551c26-7382-45d6-80c9-c5d1651f9b5e)There's also a ["fan program" ](https://www.sandiegocounty.gov/content/sdc/hhsa/programs/ais/cool_zones.html)to help circulate the air.    *Transportation is available for those that need it - call 211*   Fact: We live in a ***near desert (that'...

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Hi guys, recently I've been really looking into getting my own nintendo console to mod. I searched for one at a good price around places like Amazon and Taobao but eventually ended up settling for Ebay after doing some extensive research & inspection on the online listings on each platform. Well, I finally got my 3ds xl in the mail today! So I thought I would post about my experience here since I also relied on other reddit posts a lot when doing research for my purchase. I don't think I'm going against any posting rules so here's hoping the mods don't take this down. I heard that the japanese 3ds LLs were priced more reasonably than NA ones, so I focused...

Hey r/Costco / r/CostcoCanada, The new "More Savings" flyer just dropped for the second half of March (valid Mar 16 to Mar 29). If you've been waiting for a reason to do a warehouse run, this might be it. Here’s a breakdown of what caught my eye: **🛒 Pantry & Snacks:** * **Hershey's Eggies (1.1 kg):** Down to **$13.99** ($4 off). Perfect timing if you're prepping for Easter. * **Ocean’s Tuna (6-pack):** **$13.99** ($4 off). Solid price for a pantry staple. * **Pep’N Cheddies:** **$11.99** ($4 off). Great for quick protein on the go. **🍝 Easy Dinners:** * **Kirkland Chicken Penne Alfredo:** **$4 off per pack**. This is a staple in my house fo...

A [free pattern ](https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/painted-squares-baby-blanket)was printed and hanging in the store (i think craft warehouse?) almost two years ago, and I grabbed the suggest amount of yarn, knowing I'd make a baby blanket for someone some day. Well, that day finally came! My coworker's wife is expecting their first kid and even though I'm child free, his absolute giddiness over being a dad is so sweet to see and I get a bunch of secondhand excitement when he talks about it. He and his wife are just the sweetest people, and I'm so happy that I'm able to gift them something like this. Yarn was the suggested [Premier Fable in colorway ...

My food factory produces large amounts of food. The warehouse connected to the factory is full of food. I have two distribution offices with lots of covered trucks to deliver food. There are excellent roads to my grocery stores and shopping centers. Still the stores run out of food after a few days. What am I doing wrong?

Hi! I've been working on a project called **Supply Chain Tycoon**, a management game focused on simulating the entire supply chain. Instead of focusing only on factories or cities, the game includes: • manufacturing products • warehouse storage • truck fleets and logistics routes • contracts with different partners • selling products through retail Players can also create associations and complete cooperative contracts together to level up their group. The game is still very new, so there aren't any high-level players yet and I'm currently balancing progression and the economy. I'm curious what tycoon players think about the idea of managing the en...

I preordered an S26 Ultra through Best Buy in the **first 12 hours of the preorder window** (early morning Feb 26th), and this has turned into one of the worst customer service experiences I have had. The first issue was my **AT&T trade in**. It did not show at all on the order page. Instead, it showed the **full monthly payment** like no trade in was applied. I contacted support, and the first chatter told me I needed to **cancel and reorder** to fix it, so they canceled my original order. What made that worse is this rep was **very obviously using AI**. The response looked **ChatGPT like** and was talking to the rep by their own name like the AI thought it was helping them, not m...

This is a bunch of live rock in a “Really Useful Box” running an AllPondSolution filters (only one on at the mo), a 100w heater with plastic enclosure, and a pump which comes with Fluval evo (pump only, none of the plastic plumbing). I was going to add an acrylic lid and a basic light to keep some damsels. Is this just a phenomenally bad idea? Will the box bow and collapse in short order? Description from the site: This Really Useful Box has an 84 Litre capacity and is ideal for storing bulk and large items in the home, office and warehouse. Made from sturdy polypropylene, this storage box is extremely durable and transparent to allow easy identification of the contents. External...

**A global economy warning for all Portlanders: Trump's illegal, idiotic wars in the Middle East are going to dramatically increase the cost of food.** If you are the sort of person who has the ability to stock up on non-perishable goods in bulk, either for yourself or for your family or community, now is a good time to do that. Prices have not yet felt the shock, but the shock is on the way. Good candidates are things like flour, sugar, oats, beans, rice, tea, coffee, pasta, dried fruits, nuts, spices, canned foods. (Nuts can go rancid after a while though, watch out for that.) Channel your depression-era ancestors: find a cold dark closet to store things, and some glass, ceramic, o...

Our supplier has been warning us of higher pellet prices: > Hey everyone, I wanted to send a quick update regarding our **spring pre-season pellet pricing**. We are currently finalizing details with our suppliers and expect **spring pricing to be available within the next day or two.** Once everything is finalized, we will send out a **follow-up email with full pricing and product availability.** One thing we want to stress this year is that **planning ahead will be especially important**. Across the industry, many pellet mills are anticipating that the **rapid rise in oil prices could put pressure on pellet availability** if those prices remain elevated. Whe...

Yall… I work so hard I go home in pain everyday as a SFL. I **** that I never can get a weekend off, apparently it’s against policy for a SFL to have a weekend off. Secondly, the IS only works 30 hours a week when she’s suppose to work 40 hours. We have a CSA that’s a glorified warehouse worker, she doesn’t work register shifts, doesn’t know how to do photo orders, passport photos and doesn’t want to learn. She works a set schedule and gets every weekend off. As a SFL, I get told that Walgreens as a policy about fair scheduling, well that doesn’t seem fair. She’s a CSA that doesn’t work CSA shifts, she just works on the floor. She doesn’t work weekends. I have requested...

Hi everyone. I would really appreciate some advice, or maybe there are experienced people here who have gone through certain situations in trading or something similar to mine. Maybe someone will write something and I'll listen and find something useful for myself. Here is my situation: I live in Finland, originally from Ukraine. I live on about €300 per month (this is a refugee payment) with free housing. I have a special card that cannot be used for online payments, etc., only for physical purchases in stores. I do not have an official residential address, but when registering with brokers I sometimes use a letter from the refugee reception center to confirm my address, where the...

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