COSTCO Locations

But oh my. These are insanely good. I swear by my NC 700s but I think I have a new favorite. For $150 they are an amazing deal.

Hii!! what's the closest butter I can get from stores (Walmart, Costco, Target, etc.) that’s similar to the one served at longhorn steakhouse? ty so much!! I just bought land-o-lakes whipped salted butter and it was a fail 😔

Checked out the recent Granitestone recall. In the USA you go to a website, provide proof of purchase and you get your money refunded. Super easy. In Canada you have to schlepp your pans to a Costco store and then line up for 45 minutes in Returns to get your money refunded for a dangerously defective product???

I **** to be that person but I noticed that Costco in Littleton has been running their sprinklers for two days straight. I tried reaching out to the store and they just told me they know and seemed indifferent about it. I’m not sure who to talk to about turning them off. I usually wouldn’t care and mind my own business but we’re in a drought and it seems like a huge waste of water.

140 lumps checked and still no caramelized bro, worst luck oat

It was summer 1997 when I moved to Evansville, Colorado. It was supposed to be a pit stop, a cheap place along my route, hopefully to make some money to take me the rest of the way to California. I had some friends living in San Francisco that I'd planned to crash with until getting on my feet, but even paying for one fourth of an apartment in San Francisco cost way more money than I had to my name, which, after staying in motels and eating out for several weeks, was almost zero.  It was in Evansville that I met Tony Ridalgo. I saw his name on a flyer in the town's visitor center. “Looking for a plumber's assistant. No experience needed. Competitive pay.” Usually, “com...

It was summer 1997 when I moved to Evansville, Colorado. It was supposed to be a pit stop, a cheap place along my route, hopefully to make some money to take me the rest of the way to California. I had some friends living in San Francisco that I'd planned to crash with until getting on my feet, but even paying for one fourth of an apartment in San Francisco cost way more money than I had to my name, which, after staying in motels and eating out for several weeks, was almost zero.  It was in Evansville that I met Tony Ridalgo. I saw his name on a flyer in the town's visitor center. “Looking for a plumber's assistant. No experience needed. Competitive pay.” Usually, “com...

It was summer 1997 when I moved to Evansville, Colorado. It was supposed to be a pit stop, a cheap place along my route, hopefully to make some money to take me the rest of the way to California. I had some friends living in San Francisco that I'd planned to crash with until getting on my feet, but even paying for one fourth of an apartment in San Francisco cost way more money than I had to my name, which, after staying in motels and eating out for several weeks, was almost zero.  It was in Evansville that I met Tony Ridalgo. I saw his name on a flyer in the town's visitor center. “Looking for a plumber's assistant. No experience needed. Competitive pay.” Usually, “com...

Well, this is frustrating. I'm a licensed spirits importer with a small business I run out of my house which is officially a licensed premise. That address is on the TTB basic permit, the state licenses, my local business license, and even my DBA (though I actually store most everything besides a few samples at a licensed public warehouse). I'm trying to get an alcohol shipping account to be able to send samples to retailers or spirits competitions but I hit the brick wall of my address not being a business (despite all the aforementioned paperwork FedEx requested saying otherwise -- and, yes, I know that matters not for the route classifications). After I got denied because of th...

"There was a light seeing occurrence about 2025, sometime in August a week before September, Darnell Summertrine was a resident in the town for his 23 years of life and he encountered little nothing deemed supernatural nor paranormal. Yet, here are those lights drifting in the sky. He recalled that around 9-10 in the night, during his job as security of a small crop field of the Pinnickerstromm family, he saw lights about the size of basketballs or footballs that shone dully, but with some brightness. Those lights moved like gliding birds, or even drifting seaweed on the ocean. Summertrine in the bed of an old truck the family lends to their hired hands relaxing when he glimpsed those l...

Hi I am thinking about buying this ring from Costco as it is exactly what my girlfriend wants in here ring (cut, color, and solitaire) except she wants a yellow gold band. Would it be smart to buy this diamond from Costco, as I trust that Costco would be providing great value for the diamond and then go to a jewelry store to get a new band? I floated this idea by a jeweler and she shut it down right away but I am not sure if I can trust her. Any ideas/information would be appreciated.

I'm here to discuss the company Stately Men, the online subscription clothing site. I'm sure some of you who have used it have had decent luck but I want to let you know that the company has serious flaws. I signed up for the $350 an order plan, And I was expecting better quality and options with this company. Their advertising was great and it made me feel like I was going to get a different level of clothing, customer service, stylists, and choices. 1. The clothing choices they send out are not as high end as you would think. You might get a couple pieces of decent quality or higher end/cost but the rest are things you can get at any average clothing store. 2. Several i...

Has anyone had success getting Costco’s meat counter to sell the 10 lb chub of ground beef? I’ve tried a few times without any luck. Today I asked someone in the meat department, and they said their manager won’t do it at all. Is this pretty standard across locations, or does it just depend on the store/manager?

A vast majority of people don't realize that money earned by Base Exchanges goes into funding MWR. People think Base Exchanges and Commissaries should easily be able to compete with Amazon, Home Depot, Walmart, etc. Lots of places off base cannot compete with these giants. Walmart and Amazon make their purchases in bulk, which lowers prices for customers. They both have distribution centers all over the country. Walmart has stores everywhere. Amazon has their own aircraft and contracted delivery teams. The Base Exchanges/Commissaries cannot compete with this type of money and shipping capacity. Base Exchanges used to have slow delivery, that's if what you ordered actually showe...

(TL;DR: 55, no fashion sense, where the heck do you even start, please offer any help I am begging you 🤣) 55, letting the gray win, no skill for makeup or fashion but I still like to feel clothes-confident. However I’m so tired of wearing “leggings/tshirt/hoodie/sneakers” or “jeans and cute top from Express circa 2010” but where to even shop? I live in rural central Oregon about 1.5 hours away from a medium city so there aren’t a lot of in-person options. There are boutique stores but man boutique clothes are unfortunately out of my price range. Online is just too hard to determine if it would look good or not. I am retired military and wore a uniform every day for 23 years...

Wanted to see if anyone has done this conversion before? My current lead acid battery sulfated and I like to reduce the chances of that happening again. I am thinking the best solution is converting the battery to LifePO4 which is a lithium phosphate battery by a company that uses CATL technology, which is the latest battery technology. Here is the company: [https://www.ulbspower.com/technology/lithium-iron-phosphate-chemistry.html](https://www.ulbspower.com/technology/lithium-iron-phosphate-chemistry.html) 1. Has anyone done this conversion and what is their experience? 2. Has anyone used batteries by Universal Lithium Battery Supply? Are they good? They mentioned when I called them they h...

Pardon the short title. There's an absolutely asinine rule in this subreddit where you have to keep the titles very short. You can put basically no description in it. What I've been doing is making big batches of kefir - about a half gallon. After straining, I blend the big batch with fruit so it will last 2-3 days. I just started this. I notice after storing the blended mixture in the fridge for a day, it tastes much more sour and unpleasant. Is it continuing to ferment even though the kefir grains are removed? This batch had a Costco fruit/veg mix of avocado, pineapple, mango and spinach. Not sure if it's one of the specific fruits/veg? doing this? Does anybody else d...

Hi all, I would appreciate any advice or feedback on my resume. I’m still pretty early on in my career, been out of college since ‘23. I would appreciate any feedback whether it be to remove things, add things, reword, etc. Looking for jobs in the supply chain world whether it be an entry level analyst, or inventory coordinator, etc. Located in the United States. Thank you!

Hi! Does anyone know of any abandoned places in McKinney you can explore? Stores, warehouses, hospitals, mental asylum etc. or even in Dallas?

Ever added up what you pay Amazon or iHerb for brands like **Thorne**, **Pure Encapsulations** or **Metagenics** every month? Clinics and retailers don’t pay those prices. They use *wholesale portals* instead. Living Is Smart is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit that works with a licensed MD and gives the community similar access through Fullscript - a "**Costco of Supplements**” - a professional‑grade supplement catalog normally accessible only to doctors. (*no practitioner appointment needed* ) * Professional brands only (no random or white‑label stuff) * Pay closer to what clinics pay for the same quality brands * Check "Enhanced Testing" (fullscript's extra 3rd party ...