lol @ jamie

Frank I was just at your place in December.

Holy shit!!! I'm wearing more than my usual amount of cologne and the girl next to me more than enough perfume, but it still can't drown the scent of six hobos coming directly from her feet.

She's kinda hot too. Normally azrider prefers his young lady to keep to keep her boots on for personal preference, however I'm debating having her keep the flats on out of necessity. First time for everything I guess.

Wrong thread? Either way GOLD

Should I join costco

If you can store and keep food/supplies in bulk, yes. Otherwise, meh.

WheelsFellOff wrote:If you can store and keep food/supplies in bulk, yes. Otherwise, meh.

Like how much you estimate I am going to save. Can get a membership for 55 with. $25 gift card and a bunch of free stuff.

Eff it. It's basically $30. I'll do it and evaluate after a year #exciting #dad #helpme

where's the deal/coupon? I've been debating a membership. They allegedly have good prices on non-food items also, and a lifetime return policy on electronics. Dude I know had a TV die after like 5 years and they gave him full credit towards a new one.

I hate the idea of paying to shop. Mrs TP is a Costco fanatic, so we're members and we shop there. You buy too much due to obscene quantities, and you can do better elsewhere on most stuff if you work at it. We are all in - we pay for a platinum Costco Amex which gives us 3% back on gas and other rebates redeemable at Costco. Not an awful idea, but I would not be a member unless I was feeding a family of teenage werewolves.

Bucky wrote:where's the deal/coupon? I've been debating a membership. They allegedly have good prices on non-food items also, and a lifetime return policy on electronics. Dude I know had a TV die after like 5 years and they gave him full credit towards a new one.

They dialed back the return policy for electronics a few years ago. Has to be within the first 90 days for most items now.

I like costco. Mrs. Smitty gets a free membership from work. We upgraded to the card that gives you cash back. I have a big freezer in the garage so it's well worth it to us.

TP is correct. Not everything is a good deal. But there are plenty of good ones if you are good at shopping. I got my power washer there. We've gotten some electronic products there and some other non food things.

Sorennnnn. I tried to find you again but failed. Sorry. Also sorry for the awkward staring. I couldn't figure it out.

Sundays don't feel right without football.

Just looked and it was hell. Things like diapers are cheaper at target, and food was up and down against trader joes and wegmans so it's really not worth it for us

I thought about getting a Costco membership, but my sister has one so she just picks up stuff I need. Otherwise, I'd probably get one. Membership price is pretty reasonable if you ask me, even if you don't go all out when you're there. All I know is that blueberries are a freakin steal at Costco. At most grocery stores a tiny thing of berries is like $6, which is absurd considering you can polish it off in a day. Same price at Costco for a carton that's like 10 times bigger. My sister gets them for me when she goes. She has three kids so I'm sure it makes a lot of sense for her, especially when the kids (all boys) get older. My parents go there every week, but don't really buy much.

mickbayne wrote:

Bucky wrote:where's the deal/coupon? I've been debating a membership. They allegedly have good prices on non-food items also, and a lifetime return policy on electronics. Dude I know had a TV die after like 5 years and they gave him full credit towards a new one.

They dialed back the return policy for electronics a few years ago. Has to be within the first 90 days for most items now.

THANKS OBAMA

Costco is excellent quality, often. Fresh fruits and veg are superb, albeit pricey. We did save $300 or more on a giant deck umbrella, over the Amazon price. But the TV prices are not competitive.