COSTCO Locations

Connect storage crates across different pirate camps. I think it would be great if crates from different Piraten camps were linked just like the crates within a single warehouse. Then you wouldn’t have to run back and forth between fast travel points with bags full of materials. Everything you mine and store on other islands would then be immediately available on the main island as well. That would be a huge improvement.

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See, I was playing with some regular old custom xenotypes. Specially a melee based species that could just reproduce. I harvest ovums and had the other pure bred version of this species guy just constantly fertilize the eggs. I managed to get roughly 200 ovums out of this and grew nearly 80 colonists. About 60 have died over the past 26 years in game. My overall goal being to slowly take over the world/destroy every faction. Odyssey made this far more doable. Current in the process of making the grav ship. However I’ve come to realize, these soldiers aren’t good enough. I can keep up with production fairly decently, if I really need to, can fully grow 10 in just 18 days, little more t...

How does your morning replenishment operate . Like is your breakdown done ? Do you find ‘random’ items in amongst or on top of your pallets (the latest is random packs of pain killers ! Do you generally work the stock for the aisle your in or are you expected to ‘put out whatever is on the pallet ‘ I’m sure the ‘handbook’ states ‘one person per aisle ‘ Stock to be ‘delivered ‘by the ‘invisible warehouse crew ‘ Are you allowed to use the replenishment trolleys or do they insist on ladders only in your store ?

A double whammy this one as I generally like to keep it to a single question. **TLDR:** Looking for a good place to buy a pushbike primarily used for town biking though potentially go to Bottle Lake. Also looking for a good place to buy a decent sized backpack that doesn't have the tramping look Bikes. I live outside of Christchurch and live a 10min walk away from work which I don't mind but sometimes I just want to get home or get out of the weather so I'd like to get a bike. We don't have many bike shops and if we do they are more small outlet stores. General road use, no gravel, though will most likely use it more to get out of the house more for fitness and just bik...

Shopify giving AI agents direct write access to stores is a genuinely interesting move. Products, orders, inventory, SEO, workflows, all manageable via prompt. For 5 million stores that's a lot of potential freelancer-hours getting automated away. But it also raises a question I keep thinking about: when does a platform's native agent actually serve you, and when does it box you in? Here's how I'd break down the tradeoffs: Shopify's native agents are purpose-built for Shopify. That's their strength and their ceiling. If your entire operation lives inside the Shopify ecosystem and you're doing standard ecommerce, tasks, the native tooling is probably...

In 2026, the era of the "Dashboard Junkie" founder is officially over. If you are still logging into Shopify, Meta, Google, and an Excel inventory sheet every morning before your first cup of coffee just to figure out if you actually made money yesterday, you are wasting the cognitive energy required to scale your brand. For a 7-figure Shopify founder, the "Daily Pulse" isn't just a convenience—it's a strategic mandate. You need a single source of truth that reconciles your marketing aggression with your financial reality and operational constraints. Here is the most effective way to automate a comprehensive profit, spend, and inventory report into one high-...

Singapore’s compact living spaces and growing eCommerce ecosystem have made self-storage a necessity rather than a luxury. Whether you’re decluttering, relocating, or managing business inventory, choosing the right storage provider depends on security, accessibility, pricing flexibility, and storage type (climate-controlled, valet, or warehouse-style). **How to Choose the Best Self Storage in Singapore?** **1. Start with Your Storage Purpose** Your storage goal determines everything from unit type to contract length. If you're relocating, you’ll likely need short-term flexibility. For business inventory, you need consistent access and scalability. For decluttering, affordabilit...

# Chapter 1 Right there, yep, it's perfect! After all, I've hung about 300 different pictures in this place. Why wouldn't it be perfect? I don't care what the boss would think but I myself will have to walk past this picture at least 20 times in the next week. If it's off by 0.5 of a degree, I'd notice and I'd inevitably have to fix it. And as my grandpa used to say, “A job done twice is a job failed once.” I made my way back to the boss. “What's next?” “Well, there's a few rugs that need hanging.” “A few rugs? Sounds good.” The thought of a prickly dusty rug sliding along my sweaty forearm doesn't exactly get me excited. ...

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Hello Winnipeg! Me and my partner have recently just moved in together, and on top of our rent and other costs, we’re looking to see if Costco would cost us less than our regular grocery stores… such as Safeway, Walmart and No frills. I’d love to know quality, quantity, and the general opinion on the one in Winnipeg, and if you guys think it’s worth it!

I’m 65 and have tried hearing aids before, but honestly gave up on them about 2 years ago. I originally bought a set from Costco/Sam’s Club (can’t remember the exact model), and I just couldn’t get past how “tinny” and unnatural everything sounded. Voices didn’t sound right, and it ended up being more annoying than helpful, so I stopped wearing them. At this point, I’d say my hearing loss is moderate to maybe moderately severe. Biggest issues are: * TV volume keeps creeping up * Struggling with conversations, especially if there’s background noise * Missing parts of what people say unless I’m really focused I’m ready to try again, but I want to do it the right way t...

Hi! I will be visiting Seoul next month with family. Would love to see if anyone has any advice/feedback on our itinerary. Thank you! Day 1: Travel Day Day 2: Gyeongbokgung Palace > Bukchon Hanok Village > Gwangjang Market > Shopping (Off Beauty, Daiso, Mimi Line, Olive Young), Shinsegae Department Store > Heunginjimun Gate Day 3: Gangnam Style Statue > Starfield Library > Bongeunsa Temple > Jogyesa Temple > Pharmacy > Costco > N Seoul Tower Day 4: T-Luggage Storage > Olive Young > Naksan Park > Gyeongbokgung Palace (view from outside) > Banpo Hangang Park

I remember when I was a little kid coming across this book in one of those warehouse club stores, likely either Sam's Club or BJ's. It was likely either in the books section or misplaced in a different part of the store. The book's cover depicts a chaotic scene taking place in what appeared to be a fancy dining area. There was an adult male patron look off to the side confused, a pig standing off-center looking spaced out (the pig had little black dots around it, implying that it was dirty) and two women sitting at a nearby table. One had blue skin and long, curly black hair and was giving a sly smirk; The other had normal Caucasian skin and long, light brown hair and was also...

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Six months ago, I was stressed about money and felt stuck. So I started testing low-risk side gigs—nothing fancy, just small things I could figure out as I went. Together, they earned me $3,030 profit. Selling student essentials locally Near a university, I noticed students constantly replace cheap room items—hooks, organizers, laundry bags. I ordered 50–100 units at a time from Alibaba (always sampled first, used Verified Suppliers), spent \~$200–$300 per batch, and sold via Instagram and group chats with simple photos. → $1,350 profit Dropshipping from local warehouses I started by filtering for suppliers with local (US) warehouse stock to ensure fast shipping. My best selle...

Had witnessed an Indian woman tampering with a skincare product (didn’t record them as the store already has CCTV at the aisle) at Chemist Warehouse. Opened the package, used the lotion on their hand and just placed it on the front and grabbing the one at the back instead and walking around with no care. I reported her to the staff with description of her appearance and product she tampered with from the aisle. Not the first time nor it’s new to see product tampering as I’ve seen it happen as people seem to do it at Colesworth but disgusting it’s happening at places like Chemist Warehouse. Is there a reason why it happens? On top of stores not being strict enough on preventing prod...

why is the swan package SO expensive?? like what is the perk truly

I’ll probably get downvoted for this but I’m sick of it. I’ve seen so many posts on here crying around about large item deliveries. Why? It’s really not that bad carrying 5 packs of Costco waters up a flight of stairs to a second level apartment or pushing two carts around a store… You should probably just Dash or do some other gig if you’re going to let a Heavy Pay order ruin your day. It’s really not as bad as you make it out to be. I will gladly take your heavy orders with a BIG OL GRIN!

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