COSTCO Locations

Since 2019, the Shoppers Food Warehouse in Lexington Park, MD, has shuttered its doors three times, a disruption that has rippled through our community, causing inconvenience and distress. As someone who resides in St. Mary's County, I've witnessed firsthand the challenges posed by the absence of this vital grocery store. There are some products that simply aren't available at other local stores, compelling residents to make the long and arduous journey all the way up to Clinton just to find the groceries they need. The decision was based on financial and profitability challenges.  Shoppers Food Warehouse has been more than just a grocery store for many of us; it's b...

Working on analytics platform for healthcare providers who want real time insights across all patient data but legally cannot share raw records with each other or store centrally. A traditional approach would be centralized data warehouse but obviously can't do that. Looked at federated learning but that's for model training not analytics, differential privacy requires centralizing first, homomorphic encryption is way too slow for real time. Is there a practical way to run analytics on distributed sensitive data in real time or do we need to accept this is impossible and scale back requirements?

To make a long story short, I worked several jobs before which mostly involved warehouse/factory work because that’s what I was told would fit me, but I ended up quitting them because I was overstimulated to the point of being physically unwell. For a while after, I did freelance work which worked pretty well and made me a good amount of money, but now my computer is broken and I don’t have enough to fix it or get a replacement. I have read a few threads about job recommendations from this subreddit, but they are older threads and I know the job market has changed since then so I wanted to make an account and ask first hand for recommendations. My main wants are having something where ...

hey dad, as a huge fuggler collector I’ve been hunting em down, I just got the ones I missed out last year, but I spent my 40 dollars on 3, and have 10 rn, problem is Walmart released 3 new series, festive, misfit monsters, and lego, all exclusive to them, Target got Care Bears now, I only have 3 of butt ugly pets, missing 1 from hairy fuggs, 1 missing from fart face, 4 out of the 6 in baby fuggs series 5 or 6 (kinda forgot) and 1 missing from the SpongeBob keyring set, ive been overwhelmed as my main concern is ****** greedy scalpers buying them, so I had to hide them in stores, problem is costco got 5 new big fugglers, mom helped me get a 25 dollar Costco gift card, but the problem is a...

I just picked up the Pac-Man Pub Table (yellow trim from Costco) today on a decent discount as a display model (last in my store). Been eyeing this for a bit, as I have the pong pub table as well. The kids and I are enjoying both so far. Nothing was too far off from expected... a few screws were assembled wrong, the screen was installed upside down, and one joystick topper was missing. Even found the missing dust cover on the floor before I walked away. This leads me to the only issue I still have. The deck lighting consists of 2 plugs on each side: power input and a button input to change the light color. The deck lighting on CP2 never lights up, and CP1 will not change colors unless...

TL;DR If Opendoor ever moves from “tokenizing homes” to “tokenizing space itself,” the biggest change won’t be financial engineering – it’ll be a shift in how we use, price, and maintain physical space. Space stops being an object you own and becomes a programmable unit of access. ⸻ I’m a retail shareholder who’s been thinking about Opendoor’s pricing AI and what tokenization could look like in the long run. This is not a prediction, just a structural thought experiment. 1. From objects to access Right now we treat space as categories: • House • Hotel room • Office • Store • Parking spot You either buy the whole thing or rent the whole block. If space be...

From time to time, some meat or seafood will have a mark down or rebate of a few dollars per package. Who determine those and what are some of the reasons behind that decision?

i bought a pack of these at marshall’s probably 2 years ago, i loved them so much and i never found them again 😭💔 pretty sure they are discontinued now, and why is there a temu listing of them? (im tempted to buy tbh lol) but does anyone know of any dupes? 🥹 TIA

Okay this is kinda out there but is anyone interested in a monthly ad-hoc bake off Meetup? I love making pizza dough for pizzas, sourdough bread, sausage rolls/Meat Pies. I'd love to find similar kinda of people who also share the passion but can learn off. I'm attempting butter pastry for sausage rolls because store bought sausage rolls **** (Brekka/Costco). This is purely a fun baking idea like a book club except baking. I cook way too much pizza and bread and would love to try other people's ideas. If into a bake off post a comment or DM.

27M, USA. No marketable skills, never had a job, never had a gf. Live with my parents and barely leave the house. As a kid, I was diagnosed with OCD, anxiety, and Asperger's syndrome (ASD). I've always been shy and socially awkward, lacking any confidence. My social anxiety has been reinforced by constant social rejection. I also have an unusual speech pattern, which I was unsuccessfully treated for as a kid. Physically, I'm short, weak, and clumsy. I don't like handling anything fragile because I'll just end up breaking it. I was labeled "gifted" as a kid, as if that means anything. I scored in the 99th percentile on the SAT and have a similarly high rat...

Currently, in Australia, the supply has been incredibly low which creates a higher level of demand. With that higher demand, there is a lot more customers who become desperate and give the power to the scalpers by funding them. The US shelves seem to be getting flooded with stock at the moment (although they still sell out) which is great for them - but the problem is getting worse in Australia. **When supply is low and demand is high, secondary market price increases. As demand continues to grow with little supply, the problem continues to get worse.** To put things in perspective, this is what Australian customers have had in terms of re-stocks from the sets released since January: ...

Bakersfield, California location

Here is the order of my nightmare with Levi: 1. They had a 50% off sale, and I did a big order because I do not have a local store. $700 worth of clothing to try on and return what did not fit. 2. Send my return totalling around $300 and some exchanges too. 3. Got an email saying they received my package and I will get a refund in 10 days, and my exchanges will be shipped out in 3-5 days. 4. Got my exchanges in the mail for what I thought was going to be my women's top and a pair of women's jean shorts. When I opened the package, it was two pairs of men's Dockers pants!! WTF 5. I contacted customer service, and I returned them the next day. 6. A month goes by and stil...

I**ncredible Universe** was the name of a chain of American consumer electronics stores from 1992 to 1997. A typical Incredible Universe was 185,000 square feet (17,200 m2) of sales floor and warehouse, stocking around 85,000 items.[\[2\]](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Incredible_Universe#cite_note-lubbock-2) The operation was conceived by former [Tandy](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tandy_Corporation) CEO John Roach. Many internal corporate philosophies of Disney theme parks were borrowed; in an Incredible Universe store, retail departments were "scenes", employees were "cast members", customers were "guests", uniforms were "costumes", and so fo...

Ok, expatriate New Yorker here who has long missed a computer super store. I bought a M4 mini in February and have been using an old 24” Dell ultra sharp monitor. I decided it was time to get a real display and went to Micro Center to buy one. The wall of monitors was unbelievable, 20x the displays in BB, WM, & Costco. I had already decided on an OLED for my use, either 27” or 32”. I went to MC and ultimately opted for a MSI MAG27” (recently discontinued)which of course was out of stock. I spoke to the manager, a fellow named Mark who assured me I would be able to buy one at the grand opening price when they came in. This was Friday. Today I went to their site and it sho...

Here’s a recommendation: don’t waste your time and money. Their pic shows a typical-sized cheesesteak in a roll, barely covering the person’s hand. $14 you’re thinking footlong or at least a hefty 6-inch roll. Instead, the cheesesteaks received were in a hot dog bun—sized bread, not kidding. The store pic is very misleading. Took a picture with a soy sauce packet for reference. Costco hotdogs are just slightly larger than what we received. Otherwise, the driver and the drop-off was good.

I’ve been a private investigator for twelve years, and most cases are exactly what you’d expect . Messy divorces, insurance claims, people who want proof of something they already suspect. When a woman hired me to follow her husband, I figured it would be another routine job. A few photos, a written report, maybe a court appearance if things got ugly. But the first night I tailed him, something felt off. Not in the guilty way most cheaters act, no nervous texting, no detours to cheap hotels, no obvious double life. He moved with a kind of purpose I couldn’t figure out. Every turn he made seemed intentional. Every stop felt planned. I didn’t know it at the time, but this wasn’t a ...