COSTCO Locations

Hey everyone, If it's your first time reading one of my posts, I break down the top logistics news from the past week, so you're always up to date. Let's jump into it, # Are 3PLs obsolete now that Amazon has opened its doors to everyone? My personal take Last Monday, Amazon announced it was opening its logistics infrastructure to any company, not just Amazon sellers. The market reacted by wiping double digits off FedEx, UPS, and GXO in a single session. My inbox filled up fast. The question everyone was asking was, in one form or another, the same thing: Can we still win new business when Amazon is sitting across the table? Let me tell you about a deal I worked on two mon...

I was standing in the aisle today trying to buy laundry detergent and paper towels, and I finally realized the stores are absolutely doing this on purpose to confuse us. One brand of liquid detergent is priced by the "fluid ounce," another is priced by the "load," and the powder version right next to it is priced by the "pound." Then I went over to the paper goods. One bulk pack is priced per 100 sheets, the competitor is priced per square foot, and the store brand just gives a price per roll (but of course, the rolls have completely different sheet counts!). I literally stood there with my shopping cart, pulling out my phone calculator like an absolute *****,...

Obviously I can buy just about anything at local nurseries, Lowes/Home Depot/Costco, some local grocery stores, etc. but i’m curious if anyone is aware of a farm or vendor who sells at a lower price point that what I could find at a “store.” I am starting a veggie garden and trying to NOT join the millions of us who invest $800 into a garden and harvest 17 tomatoes, 46 beans, and 3 peppers. TIA!

second weekend in a row monday morning i'm finding out a markdown we ran in our NL store leaked into FR for like 48h before anyone caught it. So we sold full price stuff at AW discount across 60+ orders that now need a refund or at least an apology, and the worst bit is we still don't even know how it leaked because the inventory sync between our 4 country shopify plus stores is on a 30 min delay and lies to us half the time anyway. we're a fashion DTC (8 people), started in DE and bolted on AT/NL/FR over the last year, and the longer we run this the more it feels like the platform is fighting us. returns come back to country A and get marked restocked even when they'r...

https://preview.redd.it/hzz4fxg15q0h1.jpg?width=1200&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=2fe03860075baa8f0ce4c0fa0646099877705b8b Source: https://www.recipe2kitchen.com/blog/the-role-of-cooperative-grocery-stores-in-communities --- The Role of Cooperative Grocery Stores in Communities. May 14, 2026 Recipe2Kitchen Team The Role of Cooperative Grocery Stores in Communities. **May 14, 2026 Recipe2Kitchen Team** Imagine walking through the doors of your local grocery store. For many, it is a purely transactional experience—a rhythmic, almost mindless dance of grabbing a basket, scanning labels for discounts, and hurrying through the checkout line to get back to the comforts o...

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I've been building an internal NL2SQL tool on top of our warehouse for the past few months. Smart LLM on top, a graph store underneath holding our semantic layer, the whole pipeline that everyone's shipping right now. I want to share the most uncomfortable lesson, because every vendor demo and every "we built NL2SQL in a weekend" blog post is quietly lying about the same thing. **NL2SQL accuracy has almost nothing to do with the model. It has everything to do with whether your metadata actually exists.** # What the demos show you A clean schema. Tables named like `orders`, `customers`, `products`. Columns named `status`, `created_at`, `amount`. The model translates &q...

Rarely see these in my area, so just curious. Thanks!

Curious to hear everyone’s real thoughts here 👇 When you’re choosing a reliable dropshipping/fulfillment agent, what do you value the **most**? Is it: * Fast shipping & stable fulfillment speed * Honest, transparent pricing with no hidden fees * Product quality control & inspection before shipping * Fast response & smooth communication across time zones * Branded packaging & private customization support * Reliable warehouse stock & sourcing ability for trending items * Good reviews, real case studies & proven track record I’ve seen so many sellers burn their stores just because of a bad agent—slow shipping, poor product quality,...

Today I tested my mixed reality game **Infinite Wave** outdoors for the first time. The setup was intentionally unusual: a large open concrete space with a single central pillar that I used as physical cover. The surprising part: **the sense of presence was honestly incredible**. Using a real pillar to hide, peek, and fight felt extremely natural, maybe even more immersive than some indoor tests. But it also exposed a **major limitation** of Meta’s current room setup: * No walls. * No ceiling. * Basically just open space. As you’d expect, this creates problems for gameplay systems that rely on walls and ceilings for enemy spawning, crawling, pathfinding, etc. My immediate workaro...

Im posting this because a lot of people on the CBD subs are getting caught out. They build a brand, order inventory, set up a Shopify store and then, two weeks in, they go "oh no, I don't actually know if I can take credit cards" - or they can for a bit and then suddenly they can't. The November 2025 appropriations bill made the payment situation a whole lot more complicated and yet most founders I talk to still have no real idea what's coming their way. So let me save you some time. # CBD is Federally Legal. Who Cares? A while back the Farm Bill made hemp-derived CBD under 0.3% delta-9 THC legal. Every time I talk to a CBD founder I get the "look I have a tru...

Hey guys, I live in Maryland and looking to try out a few mattresses but I'm not too sure where to go. Between Mattress warehouse and mattress firm, I don't really know enough to have a preference of which is the better store. I just know that when I walk in, I am pretty much talking to a salesman for an hour as I lay on mattresses. Help me cut to the chase- where should I go to try as many different mattresses as possible, with reasonable deals and with actually helpful salespeople that are more keen on actually helping customers instead of just trying to sell me on the most expensive stuff? Thank you!

I played a lot in my younger years. I was better as a kid with some junior clubs than I was when I bought a cheap set of Wilson’s in my 20’s. Now I’m getting back into it. I want a decent cheap set just in case I don’t stick with it. I was going to buy the Costco set then I looked on Amazon and they had a Callaway strata set for $350. There are a lot of brands on there I’ve never heard of and Wilson’s.. I could always go check out my local golf store and get some used stuff too.

To preface, I think North Carolina and Georgia are honestly doing a lot better in this regard... relatively speaking. I am living in South Carolina and it truly feels like there's zero consideration for anything beyond car oriented development, beyond building out each little subdivision rather than cohesive regional planning or **** town planning as one would traditionally think of it. In the last 5 years this area has seen a rapid expansion of housing stock but virtually no industry. They seem to be banking on Boomer money funding everything without consideration for what comes after. Most people I know who are under 35 regret moving here, or are only here because its where their p...

So a store called "Food Warehouse" has so many imported items at discounted prices! I found stuff from France, Thailand, Korea, etc. There is one in Hirai JR Station for Tokyo residents. Similar to Kaldi but cheaper I think. Just wanted to share here...

Greetings everyone — my name is Dave and I'm the Director of Operations for Adorama's Used Dept. We're a well-established e-commerce business based in NYC with a distribution center right here in Chattanooga, and things are going really well — well enough that I need more good people! [Adorama](https://www.adorama.com/) Adorama's Used business serves professional photographers and videographers who want to trade in their gear for cash or store credit. Our team of specialists inspects and grades every piece of inbound equipment — it's detail-oriented work and **I have several open positions to add to the growing team ($19.50 start w/ .50 increase by 6 months +...

I 29f am down bad. I moved to Basel to study but getting a part-time job to support myself has been really difficult. I only have one more month of living expenses left and I'll be completely finished. Hast jemand etwas für mich zu tun?? I can clean, do your laundry, babysit, run your errands, provide personal assistance, work in a warehouse, farm, store, anything 🥲 as long as it pays. Please hit me up if you have something?!

What are people doing for the endgame? I have not played in a while so just jumped back on done the manor quest line and the stash and dash. So I now own all the properties. Mainly what I would like to know if what your properties are set up like. Currently I just work out of the Barn, I have an old build there but it doesn’t feel efficient, it’s got a 8 step mix in there which is motor oil - Cuke - paracetamol - gasoline - cuke - battery - horse - mega bean. I get around 1200-1300 when I sell to the customers and my dealers make enough each day. My bottleneck is I only use the barn all the other properties are empty, it’s enough of a task on its own to keep reordering the stock I n...

i'll keep this short because nobody wants to read a founder essay on a monday. ran a small multichannel operation for a few years. shopify, amazon, ebay simultaneously. inventory was always the thing that quietly broke everything - oversells during busy periods, sync tools that claimed real time but weren't, shipping visibility that basically didn't exist until something went wrong. couldn't find anything that solved it cleanly without being either too expensive, too complex to set up, or too slow to actually prevent the problems i was having. so i built it. nventory handles the full operational layer for multichannel ecommerce - real time inventory sync across 30+ ch...