COSTCO Locations

Recently my shopping quality score has been lingering dangerously close to “standard” and I really don’t want to lose platinum cart. So today I decided that I’m going to only shop at stores that are always stocked (Fred Meyer, Costco) and document anything that the stores don’t have. I tried submitting proof of out-of-stock items to support and this is how the conversation went. It’s extremely unfair that we get dinged for the stores being out of items! Even with proof, she said that my score will be impacted 😡 so annoying

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Heard about this place (I think it’s called Maggie’s Place with just a hand written sign stuck in the ground) that had CDs from people moving and giving away or selling items, furniture, etc. to this store, which is literally run out of a small warehouse/shop just down the street from my office. Finally stopped in and there were about 100 CDs on a shelf, 90% country and then a few rock CDs. Among them I found an Elton John title I had never, ever seen in 44 years of collecting, “Classic Elton John”. I already have every song on this collection, but there were a few songs you never see on an Elton John greatest hits or best of, so of course I had to get it. When I opened it up ...

I sat at the Santa Monica Costco for almost 3 hours. I even circled the areas few times within a mile radius. I got lunch from the Costco food court and I didn’t get a single batch.

My sister's friend recently bought a bread machine after her spouse was diagnosed. Sister reached out to me asking for a single sandwich bread machine recipe... and I handed in a full essay. I'm sharing this with the community for anyone else just starting out or who is intimidated by GF baking. Veterans, please share what I missed in the comments! Everything I wish I knew when starting out gluten-free baking: * King Arthur Measure-for-Measure Flour is the best value if you can get it at Costco, but any GF flour that states Cup-for-Cup, 1-for-1, etc that **already contains xantham gum** is good for starting out and just good to have on hand. Even if you're not using it for b...

Hey r/sidehustlegold! this is a list for people who are in a really tough spot or for anyone who just wants to know what options are actually out there if things ever got really bad. All of these require basically zero startup money and most of them don't need a permanent address or any real equipment. Some of these are gonna sound kinda random but honestly when you're starting from absolutely nothing you gotta get creative with what's around you. Hopefully this list is useful to someone out there. **PHYSICAL LABOR / SERVICES** 1. **Day labor through staffing agencies.** Places like PeopleReady and Labor Finders let you show up early in the morning and get assigned work for ...

so this is for people who are in a really tough spot right now and literally have nothing to start with. No home, no address, maybe just a phone with access to public wifi or a library. These are all things that require basically zero dollars to start and don't need a permanent address or a bunch of equipment. Some of these are gonna sound kinda random but honestly when you're starting from nothing you gotta be creative. Hopefully at least a few of these help someone out. 1. **Collecting cans and bottles for CRV/deposit money.** If you're in a state with bottle deposits like California, Michigan, Oregon, etc. you can collect cans and bottles and turn them in at a recycling ce...

I wanted to let people know, if you've purchased a Ninja SLUSHi MAX 4.4L from Costco on Monday May 25th, 2026 please check your shipment (it should arrive today or tomorrow in most cases) and confirm you got the correct item. I ordered the **Ninja SLUSHi MAX 4.4L** (150 oz. | Model **FS605C**) I received the **Ninja SLUSHI XL 3.8L** (128 oz. | Model **FS601CBR** ) I paid $499.99 to Costco for the MAX (I would also get a $110 Shop Card) CDN Tire has the XL for $399.99 I've reached out to Costco and informed them that I received the incorrect product, I was told they would investigate the issue and get back to me with a resolution, but that I should not return it until th...

I have an old massage table that I got from Costco like 13 years ago and I need to replace the face cradle. Does anyone know if they are universal sizes? Like can I order an earthlite one from massage warehouse?

I purchased two new Google Pixel 10a phones. One for me and one for my aunt. I spent six hours trying to set up her phone. I haven't removed my phone from the shipping box. Some but most definitely not all apps install/update. Chrome gets to 99% freezes for around ten minutes at that point and then fails. Pixel Camera fails at 97%. Meijer app fails within 30 seconds. Costco App installed flawlessly. Phone claims there are no more system updates. I reset my wifi router. I tried mobile data without wifi, same bad result. I cleared the cache from Google Play & Google Services. I changed the Google account password. I double checked that the time is correct for my locati...

# The Douglas County Sheriff's Office in Georgia did not bury the headline. They posted a photograph of the speed reading to Facebook and let three words do the work: "That's not a typo." A deputy clocked a Dodge Durango at 172 mph on a public road during the Memorial Day holiday weekend. Not 172 kilometres per hour. Not a faulty reading. One hundred and seventy two miles per hour. In a vehicle that seats seven, has cup holders designed for school run coffee, and enough cargo space for a full grocery shop. The car in the photograph is believed to be a Durango SRT Hellcat, which is the only explanation that makes the number physically possible. A standard Durango with ...

# The driver walked away. The car did not. A Ferrari 812 Competizione owned by Dutch exotic car dealer Thijs Timmermans has been destroyed in a crash on a narrow road with two lanes in Scotland. The matte blue and yellow car was known to anyone who follows performance vehicles online: it had starred in multiple videos, covered more miles than virtually any other 812 Competizione in existence, and was possibly the most genuinely used example of one of the rarest Ferraris built this century. The crash footage, shared to Instagram, shows a car with damage on all four corners. Both sides. Front and rear. The kind of wreckage that does not generate a repair estimate so much as a conversation ...

Saw online that a few states have Costco “outlets.” I know Cargo Largo sells Amazon items but I don’t know if they sell Costco items.

**the Scavengers’ Deep - Map 31** The Scavengers’ Deep is a reminder of the amount of work that went into underground structures during the great war. Generally, the elves only built underground when hiding their breeding and research facilities, whereas the forces of the kingdoms, assisted by the dwarves, were constantly building underground as the elves were unrelenting and would completely raze any surface defences that they defeated. But the structures now known as the Scavengers’ Deep are atypical, an elven complex mixing some (ruined) surface structures, natural caves, and significant sprawling underground complexes dedicated to research, training, and breeding their slave spec...

Quick context on what we do. I run a fulfillment warehouse in New Jersey built specifically for sneaker resellers. Most 3PLs are designed for DTC ecom brands shipping the same SKUs over and over, which doesn't work when your inventory is 200 unique pairs across StockX, Alias, GOAT, and eBay listings. What we actually do for clients: * Receive their inventory (single pairs or bulk) * Store and organize it * Ship pairs out same day when a listing sells across any platform The problem. B2B Meta ads in a niche this small run $80 to $100 cost per lead minimum, and we don't have $5K to throw at a 3 month learning curve right now. So I'm trying to grow through the slower but free ...

A bit random but for those who use this product, does it have a slight earthy smell? I was surprised recently as I’ve previously been through 2 bottles of this which were bought from chemist warehouse, and I never noticed any smell. Then a couple of weeks ago, I went to Costco and found a value pack with two large bottles and one mini which was perfect as I’d run out. The bottle I’ve opened from this pack definitely has a smell that is new to me, but it’s very mild and doesn’t bother me at all and my skin isn’t reacting any differently. So now I’m wondering if this is normal and if so, is it possible that the chemist warehouse bottles were old stock or something?? Keen to he...

Well, before we begin, I'd like to clarify a couple of points before you continue reading. First, this is basically a wall of text, so it'll be quite long, lol. Second, everything I say is based entirely on the movies, mainly because that's the content both the matchup and my knowledge focus on. Without further ado, you can continue. •The Connections: I think we should start with the obvious: the connections. Chances are, if you've seen both trilogies, you'll have an idea of ​​what this is about: "Rookie, sarcastic, and jokey members of secret agencies tasked with global protection against unusual threats, where all members wear glasses and elegant atti...

I interviewed for a position with the BCWS for a store-person role(warehouse worker) Anyone that knows anyone in that role or that has worked at an equipment depot? It’s seasonal from March until December with recalls and they apparently always recall their workers.

I run fulfillment in Shenzhen. Clothing is the niche almost every agent says no to. Here's why, and how we made it work. The real problem isn't shipping. It's receiving. One dress × 5 sizes × 4 colors = 20 SKUs. Now multiply by 100 styles. Now imagine those 2,000 variants arriving from 20 different suppliers, each with their own labels. One calls it "M-BLK," another calls it "BK-M." Before you can ship anything, someone has to decode what each item is. That's where most warehouses break. **What fixed it:** Barcode-driven receiving. Every supplier prints a standardized SKU label before shipping to us. Scan takes 2 sec...