BRITISH GUY Reacts to "Brits Visit Costco For The First Time!" 

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The lunch counter doesn’t profit. It’s a loss leader. The hotdog and drink are $1.50 and the slice is another $1.50.

Costco sells a few things at a loss to get you in the store. Their rotisserie chicken is delicious, twice as big as what you find in a regular grocery store, and $4.99 (sometimes up the $9.99 in a regular grocery store.). The fast food gets you in, sated, and the good feeling of getting a good deal. Then you take that happy mood and go spend more $$$ in the store. Deviously brilliant.

Costco member here. I think standard membership is $60/year, I pay $120 for executive. Petro/gasoline is super cheap compared to gas stations. On day of release regular 87 octane is $3.09/gallon, premium 93 octane is $3.65/gallon. Average in my area for regular is $3.39/gallon. Costco in general sells fairly cheap, not more than a 5-10% markup from wholesale prices. There market research shows that if you carry 1 or 2 items of a style of product you are more inclined to buy, where if you go to a regular store for a say "soda/coke/pop" if you have figuratively speaking hundreds of choices, you will generally leave buying nothing. So they select 1-2 higher quality items for sale. Food court awesome. 14 inch pizza for $10. A slice ofpizza is$2, a hotdogs withdrink is $1.50. Its cheese or pepperoni but it is good for a low cost. I have found really good wine there, and got at the time of it just being released an MSI GE76 Raider for about 30-40% less than regular retail (and it has all the bells and whistles). Important thing is occasionally you will see something priced at .97 (only identifier its clearance). Apart from gass i go maybe twice a month.

FYI - Donut Coffee is a brand. The coffee is not donut flavored. It typically comes in breakfast blend, medium roast or dark roast.

The shirt for $27.99 was not a t-shirt, it was a Nike polo shirt. It had a collar. 🇺🇸

Costco does everything. Including Caskets. Tires. Booze. Pharmacy. Eye/Ear exams. Roast whole chicken 4.99. There are good buys and products are all good quality. things come and go so you can't count on finding things a second time. Food is bulk so you have to either have a large family, share, or break things down and freeze. Getting out of costco for less than several hundred dollars is a feat.

Fun fact, I heard the owner/CEO had threated to kill the person who wanted to raise the price of the hot dog and drink combo, which is $1.50. I think the exact wording was, "If you raise the effing hot dog, I will kill you."

Last Saturday I stopped in at my local Costco to pick up some bulk items for a 4th of July party we are having in a couple of days. Before leaving I stopped at the food court and purchased a hot dog and drink ($1.50) a slice of pizza ($1.99) and a whole pepperoni pizza (6 slices of the same size they showed on the video - $9.99) Before heading home I got a tank full of gas ($2.86 per gallon which is around .80 per liter). I love Costco but not for everyday shopping - only for those things that I need in great quantity like coffee!

Under $30 for a Nike polo shirt is less than half regular retail.

We do a Costco run once a month. We get all our cleaning supplies, paper goods, personal care and pet care items... Plus a few few bulk frozen foods and pre-made meals. They also have tremendous prices on electronics, clothing, tools and household items. You can buy a box of enough smart LED bulbs to convert over your entire house and still have a couple of spares for the same price as a four pack at a normal store. They also have an optometrist and eyeglasses, hearing aids, tires and discounts on travel (hotels and airfare etc) And member discounts on new cars.

It is a wholesale warehouse. You have to pay for an annual membership to even shop there. You can get a lot of groceries in large bulk but you wouldn't shop there just for your weekly shop

When Adam comes to America mark my words Adam's gonna gain at least 35 pounds from eating 😂

Costco is what is called a "warehouse" or "big box" store. You have to pay annual membership to shop there. A similar store is Sam's Wholesale Club, owned by WalMart. In general, variety of a particular thing is limited, but at Costco, quality is usually pretty good; not the top thing on the market, but mid-level or higher quality. (Sam's tends to have a bit cheaper quaility.) When I was shopping for a household of 4, I shopped at Costco almost exclusively. Now that I am a household of 1, I still shop there, but less often. For example, the beef cut I buy usually comes in packages of 4 to 5 pounds or more. I I bring it home and immediately freeze most of it in 1- or 2-serving packs. I try to keep my serving sizes between 4 and 6 oz, so 4 lbs of steak is about 16 servings. :)

Costo and Sam's Club are warehouse clubs that you pay an annual membership to be part of. They are competitive with each other, and they have everything from aspirin to food/groceries to furniture to large screen TV's to auto service like tire service. They have concession stands that you can stop and eat something as you'll see. It's bulk shopping at its best

I worked at a Costco in Scottsdale Arizona for a Christmas season one year. I was very impressed with their business acumen. They treat their employees well, and generally pay a little higher than other stores, but you WORK when you're there. Everything runs like a military operation and they don't sell anything that doesn't fly off the shelf. There's no sitting around and lazing about. I know lots of people who have worked at Costco their whole adult working lives. They are famous for sending their employees to school to learn how to run a specialty area (hearing aids, optometry, pharmacy, food court, auto tires, car sales, the list goes on and on). They'll hire doctors or pharmacists for the jobs that require them, but they'll train employees to manage the area. When I was in Scottsdale, it was the store that sold the most Christmas poinsettia plants in the entire country. My job was to run back and forth with a hand-operated hydraulic jack with 2-tiered pallets filled with huge poinsettias in their pots pulling them out of the warehouse and depositing them in the store, then bringing back an empty pallet and grabbing another full one. That store had 2 enormous semi-trailers every day delivering only poinsettias already packed onto the pallets. I was running the whole day. It was fun; my friends called me the poinsettia queen.

Love the Beesleys! They just did a U.S. trip. I think they are from the Jersey Isle in the UK.

3:51 that's not a t-shirt. It's a Nike polo style shirt. They sell for around $42-$50 at most places. Right now they are $50 at Kohls department stores here in the US.

It's a one stop shop. Literally for anything 😂

Macarons are a French sandwich cookie. The top and bottom cookie part is like a baked marshmallow that have a crispy crust but it’s got a little bit of the gooey texture inside with either a jam or buttercream filling. Absolutely delicious but ducking hard to make yourself. EDIT: They use almond flour so they are also more of an almond cookie.

'Kirkland' is a brand. their HQ started in Kirkland, Washington, then they moved to their current location in Issaquah, Washington, an eastern suburb of Seattle. because of this they named their store brand 'Kirkland' and they buy wholesale from manufactures and slap their store label on it and sell it with their normal minimum mark up. so it's usually the same quality of name brand products but cheaper. they sell a VAST range of products from foods to household items.

I have a membership ($55 per year) to a competitor of Costco, the unfortunately named "BJ's Wholesale Club." BJ's has stores in the eastern U.S. only. For groceries, their prices are about two-thirds of those at supermarkets/grocery stores. The trade-offs for lower prices are less variety and buying in bulk.

So glad you reacted to the Beesleys. Their channel has 3 strikes thanks to a channel called Flucus. Hopefully that strike gets removed and their channel doesn't get deleted. Thankfully they made a backup channel.

Costco requires a membership to shop there. You can basically get anything there. The annual membership fee is $60.00. I personally don’t shop there as I live alone and buying food in bulk would be a waste for me. And who has room for that much toilet paper! They do have good hot dogs!

We get so much of our household things at Costco. Food and sundries, obviously, but we also buy indoor and outdoor furniture, electronics, tires, toys, prescription medications, clothes, books and even our eye exams. 😂

Costco member here. Live where Costco started. You can buy a pack of 48 rolls of toilet paper for very cheap. After the United States decided to adjust the liquor laws, Costco got on board and now sells booze for a big mark down. The pumpkin pie is huge and phenomenal. The twenty packs of huge muffins is cheap. I just bought a 75” LG flat screen for about $450. Find one

Yep, the price is right at Costco. The pizza's not too bad but the 1/4lb kielbasa with a 24oz soda for $1.50 is where it's at!

Favorite store of all time. Quality jeans for $15. Quality jackets for $40. And quality sneakers for $20. Not to mention the bulk food and their food court. Best store ever

I lived in Alaska for 20 years, and the Costco there sold reindeer dogs at the deli. Same $1.50 price with a drink, spicy and delicious. They sell the exact same dogs in the store in 18-packs.

Thanks for the reaction! We live in jersey in the Channel Islands not the US 😊❤️

Costco has everything in bulk. You get your pajamas, televisions, books, games on one trip. Maybe groceries especially meats, crisps, cookies, cakes, and or furniture on another trip. Everything you can think of at Costco. It’s worth the membership. Also grab a coke and a slice of pizza. Fun to watch newbies walk in. It’s enormous! Bedding, towels, playgrounds and toys, snacks… on and on. Donut coffee is in all grocery stores here. 😊 What flavors do you like?

Sam's club is usually cheaper. But Costco has more high end merchandise. The Beasleys live in Jersey, Channel Islands. Costco membership is $60 per year.

Macarons are a french cookie hard to make and get right. its a fancy Oreo style Sandwich cookie

I love The Beesleys! RU-vid is screwing them over ATM 😡

Costco has great deals but for most things, you have to buy in bulk and if you are a single person or don't have a lot of storage in your home, that's a problem. Most people don't do regular grocery shopping there but will pick up some grocery items when they go. Neighbors often get together to make a Costco run and then split up what was purchased so they don't have so much to store. Costco is a massive warehouse that has just about everything you could want, as well as services such as travel, Optometry, Audiology, pharmacy, automotive, etc. and a food court with dirt cheap prices. There are different levels of membership, the cheapest right now is $60.00.

They probably could have asked any American in the store if they would temporarily adopt (sponsor) them for their one time visit by using their membership card at the register. Occasionally family members and friends will loan out their membership cards to each other. The cards just authorize the purchases to be scanned. Sometimes customer service will give a promotional day pass with a temporary membership card to entice a return trip. Shopping at Costco is typically a four week supply for the price of two. Bulk shopping is why our refrigerators and freezers are so large and versatile.

when you checkout, you have to have your membership card for the machine. that's why they can't buy stuff. but usually you can get a temporary card called a 'day pass' that is active for that day only. this is sort of a 'test drive' for the store to attract new members. I don't know why they couldn't get one, they don't explain, but all the stores do it. so it's really good for visitors (from other countries) BUT you don't need the card to buy from the food court. and they won't kick you out for not having a card, the door greeter will just direct you to the customer service desk.

Costco member here - I live in a semi rural part of Colorado in the mountains. We head to Costco every other month or so to stock up on things in bulk. Stuff like peanut butter, frozen meat, chips, toilet paper, paper towels, etc. I know some folks who live so close to Costco it makes sense to go there for their weekly shopping but its an hour drive or so for us. We realistically don't even have to but we have had the membership for like...20 years so why not? If you want to buy something in bulk Costco is just outright cheaper. And Costco's brand Kirkland is actually very very good.

There are three wholesale warehouse stores. Costco, Sam's Club (owned by Walmart) and BJ's. For all three, you need a membership card to shop there. Many things are in bulk. A basic membership is $60 a year.

They have a Costco in England but you have to be in a profession like a nurse, teacher, police etc, to have a membership or if your company supports it and can get you a membership. My brother works for DHL over there and has one through his company. But he said they don’t have half as much as what we have and their bulks are smaller.

for the drinks/juices... if it's a multi pack (2 or more) then the bottles are usually 64oz but if it's a single then it's usually 96oz.

Costco has promise never to increase the price of the hot dog with a fountain drink at $1.50

Costco is membership-only. It used to be like $50 a year. I don't know how much it is now. They have their own in-house consumer products ratings system. So instead of carrying say all the different TV brands and models, they will only carry the top rated 4 brands/models, and because they buy in such large volume they are able to sell these items for the lowest prices. They are no frills warehouses. You can buy electronics, clothing. Mattresses. Fine jewelry and designer handbags. Appliances, books and cd's fresh produce, household stuff. Gifts, fresh Meats and fish and frozen foods in great variety, they have a pharmacy and optical departments. They have everything!

Sam's Club and BJ's are the same concept as Costco. They're all membership warehouse stores, where you buy in bulk to save money. So, you have a choice between the 3, they carry the same type of merchandise, and for a moderate membership fee, you can shop there for a year. My daughter went to Sam's last week and came home with a nice inflatable boat, with a Bimini top and oars (it can also be fitted with a trolling motor) for less than $300! We used it last weekend, and it is GREAT! VERY sturdy, and will seat 3 people. So, you'd be surprised at what you can find - and how little you'd pay - at these warehouse clubs! Costco membership is $60/year. Right now both Sam's & BJ's are running specials for $20.

In the business world, that $3.00 meal is a Loss Leader, something to get you to come back.

There are 29 Costcos in the UK, mostly in England. IF you have a friend who has a card, you can NOT use their card as they check the photo on it at the check out, but your friend CAN buy you a CASH CARD. That cash card allows you to enter the store and to buy things (even over the value of the card)... but once the card has no value, you can't keep using it. You can also go shopping with your friend, but the FRIEND has to pay for whatever they buy. Of course you can either pay your friend up front or reimburse them afterwards, but the MEMBER or Cash Card holder has to be the one who pays. Literally, if the husband has a membership and the wife tries to use his card, it's not allowed. A lot of their profit is in the membership. I have the executive membership and usually get more money back than the cost of the membership. Standard memberships do not get cash back at the end of your year. You can switch the level (eg: go from Standard to Executive) at ANY time at the membership/customer service desk.

the $1.50 hotdog and drink are a staple at costco... the drink itself is $0.55 so that means the hotdog is only $0.95. and it comes with lots of free condiments and free refills... the condiments are ketchup, mustard (sometimes hot mustard), relish, and fresh chopped onions, and some places even have bbq sauce. AND they are out by the drink machines..... and the pizza slice is $2... also, you can get the whole 18 inch pizza for $10. sometimes when we're already out and on the way home and we don't feel like cooking when we get home, we'll just call ahead and order a pizza and pick it up on the way home....

In SW Louisiana, we don't have Costco. We do have Sam's Club though. Adam, you have to remember that the UK is an island, so things are going to be more expensive. You should see the prices in Hawaii.

Costco is great! You can find almost anything there. It's called the Costco treasure hunt. I often buy Costco delivered and get many of our groceries and other things that way. They carry everything from milk to fruits/veg to bread/bakery to deli goodies and meats. You really need an American sized fridge to hold the Costco big/cheaper groceries.

I get all my gasoline and do most of my shopping at Costco - the exception being fresh fruit and vegetables. We are only a two person household so we can't get through the produce before it goes bad. However, it has great deals on many things. 20 pound bag of jasmine rice for $17, for example. For other things, it's the quality that I can't find in my neighbohood grocery store. My favorite coffee, while more expensive than other coffee in the stores, is way less expensive than finding the one I like online. We also got our patio set, washer and dryer, beverage refrigerator, a couple of floor lamps, a buffet, a dining room table and chairs for 8, a couple of computers for our business, plant pots, potting soil, plants for my garden, and dog treats and toys. And a whole lot of alcohol - the Kirkland brands are typically very good. The clothing is hit or miss, there's no where to try things on but they have an excellent return policy. And you can't discount the enjoyment factor of a good treasure hunt - you never know what you're going to find.

Costco is awesome! $60 total for 2ppl for a yr. You can get a 40pk of eater fir $4.00, 20 rolls of ppr towels for $15.00, etc. They have food that you can't get in regular stores.

There is only one complaint I have with Costco, you find a product you love and they stop selling it

A while ago, my cousin had some financial troubles. He paid $60 for a membership and walked around Costco over and over trying samples until he was full. He also would have a hot dog and drink occasionally. He spent under $1000 in food over about 8 months.

I bought a grand piano there and the price wasn't even that bad. my costco also advertises other businesses, so that's nice. There are free food samples. I also got my airpods for $50 less than even the next cheapest company. BTW, certain costco memberships will give you back some money to spend for future shopping. costco truly does have EVERYTHING.

You can literally buy any thing at Costco from home decorating furniture backyard decor and furniture, clothing, vitamins and protein powders and workout machines/ Weight sets sometimes Cars and trucks, camper trailers, your Dr is there medicine, eye dr, and then there is the Pallets of food everything in bulk and the meat department with rotisserie chicken for $7. Then the lunch counter the $1.50 hotdog and soda. EVERYTHING!!!!

The Kirkland branded items are co-pack items. Kirkland coffee is rebranded Starbucks. The Kirkland booze is from major distilleries. All of the Kirkland foods are name brands with a different label. The Kirkland batteries are Duracell. The list goes on…all good buys if you shop wisely. The hot dog and soda for $1.50 is the second best deal in the store after the $4.99 roasted chicken. Neither of those prices have gone up in decades.

In Jacksonville, FL, the pizza slice is $1.99. The hot dogs are always $1.50 w/ a drink. They're all beef as well. Just went on Sat w/ my b/f for lunch & it was $3.20 w/ tax for 2 hot dog specials. Very filling!

Costco and Sam's Club are Membership Warehouse Stores. In Phoenix we even have a Costco Business Center.

-You need an annual membership to shop there. Costs less than $100/year. -Hahaha. Those outdoor toys - kick the kids outside to play and keeps them busy all day. :) Also fun for outdoor parties - 4th of July is coming up! -I think it was the jeans for $27.99. -Macaroons are coconut cookies. -Costco is about the same thing as Sam's Club (the Walmart version of a warehouse club) and that is where I have my membership. You buy in bulk which means you are buying ahead so you don't have to shop so often -The food at the snack bar at Costco is cheap as a perk for the members. The hot dogs are famous, and the pizza is really good.

Been shopping Costco since they opened in Washington. You usually avg. $10-15 per item at check out unless something special. Online members can find many luxury items, electronics (tv, computer, phones), jewelry, vacations, cars, precious metal (gold), furniture, etc..

Costco is a membership warehouse where you can buy things in bulk and they have everything! Macaroons are French cookies or biscuits as you would call them ❤

Macaron are French cookies made with almond flour, they're light and airy and have a flavored cream in the center

There are other stores like Costco. There is Sam's Club, which is owned by Walmart and BJs. I actually belonged to 2 because of location and the difference in some products. But, while raising a family and extended family, we would buy and split up the large quantities. Some actually have great in-store bakeries, including cakes, cupcakes, breads etc.

There's a Costco in London now.You can even by caskets there at my local Costco the caskets are by the makeup department and mine has a ridiculously big alcohol section.

They buy in bulk lots and pass the cost savings on to members. So most stock rotates heavily. They also have Kirkland branded products, but if you go in looking for a very specific item, you probably won't find that, but you'll likely find a similar alternative at a big cost savings. And it isn't just groceries. Eye and ear care, tires, prescription drugs, insurance pools, car sales at fleet pricing, vacation packages, full jeweler services, financial planning services, and referral discounts to professional services like auto mechanics, real estate agents, brokers, contractors, home cleaning services, etc. For some people they can save the $60/yr membership in the savings from a single month of prescriptions. The goods are problematic if you don't have lots of storage, a business, or a family, but there are lots of other membership benefits.

I've never been to Costco, but Sam's Club is basically the same (but it's attached to, and owned/operated by Walmart.) The biggest difference is that you can bring friends to Sam's if you're a member, and they can buy whatever they want as long as someone has a card to scan during checkout. Every time I go, I buy at least 100 lbs of rice ($30) so the shopping carts hate to see me.

If you have a friend who is a Costco member and they go with you, then you can use their membership card to shop at Costco. It's like a short day trip. Grab some lunch and do some shopping. It's a lot of bulk size stuff.

These places require a membership card to shop in there. That's why they wanted to get a day pass. Costco, Sam's Club and BJ's Wholesale are wholesale warehouse stores. This is "buy in bulk" shopping so everything you see will be in larger/multi-packs than you'd get in Walmart even. Sam's club basic membership is $50 per year and the premium is $99. We don't have Costco near me so it's Sam's Club for me. Yes Costco has 29 locations in the UK. Glasgow and Edinburgh are the closest locations to where you are I think since there aren't any anywhere in Northern Ireland or elsewhere in Ireland. Membership for you there includes an online shopping only subscription of 15 GBP and a basic membership of 33 GBP per year. Don't know if shipping directly to you would be worth it. We get free shipping if we spend a certain amount. There are three other types of memberships available to you but all have a set of requirements to see if you qualify except the online shopping only. Anything you can buy in a grocery store or department store, you can get in these places. YES the food is that cheap in Costco and also in Sam's. I'm not sure if BJ's has a food court. When Jolly went to Costco, they showed the menu board with the pricing to confirm it is that cheap. A macaron is a French sandwich cookie made with almond flour, whipped egg whites, powdered and regular sugar and can have a buttercream, jam or ganache filling. He thought that maybe Costco UK wouldn't have as much but from what I understand, they do. They have one in New Zealand and the family did a vlog of it and looked just big and stocked as this one.

A Costco I lived near had coffins for sale, like the impulse buy they are on the way out of the store. Right next to them were baby cribs. Cribs, coffins, and everything in between they sell it all there.

FYI, Adam, the Isle of Jersey is a British island located just a few miles off the coast of Normandy.

The slice of pizza costs $2 and the hot dog & soda come as a combo that costs $1.50, so they paid $3.50 for all of that food. I know because I get that exact order nearly every time I go to Costco.

The Beeslys live on Jersey Island. They are part of the Channel Islands. British dependencies

One of the best places for budget alcohol, especially their store picks. For instance their current bourbon store pick is made by Barton and carries the flavor and feel of their 1792 brand for half the price. Costco's store pick of their scotches and Canadian whiskey are also very good for the price, just $20 or less for a 1.75 liter bottle. The Kirkland brand of most of Costco's products tend to be very good especially the hotdogs. Funny story about the hotdogs, at a point they couldn't afford to keep the hotdogs at the low price they had been selling them for and the CEO came in and said "if you change the price of the fucking hotdogs I will kill you" so Costco built their own hotdog factory and saved enough on shipping costs to keep the price. In the food court the cost of a hotdog or pizza slice and a drink is $1.50.

I have 3 kids and I always plan my Costco trips near lunch. We all eat for less than $10, with dessert and drinks- and free refills

A Costco membership is $60 a year for a normal one and the exclusive membership is $80 a year and you get two membership cards per membership.

Adam remember that the price is without the tax, the tax’s comes in at checkout they should buy stuff and put the pricing calculation from shelf total and next the one with from receipt total including tax. And the tax changes from state to state

The hot dog + drink combo for $1.50 is the same price as when Costco was born 40 years ago. Price has never increased.

Where I live, the hot dog and drink combo is $1.50, pizza is $1.99 a slice or $9.99 for a whole one. Drinks are $0.59.

We pay for their Executive membership which cost $120/yr. it offers 2% cash back on all purchases that get paid out at the end of the year so for us (family of 5) it always covers the full price of our membership plus we get cash back.

Costco is a membership warehouse store. But if you shop there regularly it is worth it. They also have a gas station (petrol station to you), and the gas is about .40 cents per gallon cheaper than most. They have some good deals for sure.

I love my Costco membership. Food price is right and also you can get a whole cooked rotiserie chicken for $4.99. They have items they dont make money on just for their members. It's of course a marketing strategy. The prices are really good there. they didn't even go to the cooler section where you can buy cheeses and meats. Thank you for another great video.

A day pass is a temporary membership that allows you to shop. Costco isnt a normal store its a club store. You have to have a membership. It costs $60 and only counts for 1 single person. A member can bring up to two guests but only the member is allowed to actually make purchases. The member has to buy ehatever their guests want to purchase. CostCo tries to keep this quiet but they've actually cancelled peoples memberships simply because the membership is in one persons name and their spouse tries top shop on their own.

Hot dog & drink $1.50, pizza slice $1.50. Local office workers love it, in-out cheap!

I went to Costco once in Indiana and I almost came home with a whole rotating spice rack WITH all of the spices included (we’re talking like 40 spices) for $34! I’m like you in the sense that I don’t pay attention to prices of things when I put them in the cart, but I imagine if I bought 40 spices and a spice rack it would normally be 3x the price as Costco’s.

Look at the ceiling through the video- thats what i do to get a better perspective of size, but let me tell ya- those stores are MIND BLOWERS!

I live in Florida we have a Costco but its about 30min from me we have a Sam's club which is the same type of place with similar prices. Those are the same prices as Sam's for the food hotdog and soda (free refills) for $1.50 and the pizza is $1.50 they are very good. Well worth it. When my kids where little we could go just for lunch and only spend $10 - $15 for the 5 of us and thats with getting ice cream the kids could share a slice of pizza and have plenty. I do the majority of my shopping there. We do have some stores that are just grocery stores but even all of them at least have a pharmacy in them.

Costco is wholesale membership club everything is larger size and you can literally buy anything there I Love it Adam 👍❤️

Costco has refused to raise the price of that hotdog and soda combo for decades and they bought multiple meat processing plants to make the hotdogs themselves to keep the cost down. The former CEO told the new CEO that if he raised the price he would kill him.

Great stock up store, and I think that's what it was in the beginning for restaurants. 😂😂

buying in bulk almost always saves money, it's a sound strategy that not everybody utilizes, because if you buy meat in bulk, you're likely gonna get tired of eating it before you finish it.

The food counter and their rotisserie chicken don’t make any profit for the store. For a $1.50 for the hot dog or pizza, you get a free drink with a refill

Costco membership is $60 a year, there's a $120 but is mostly used by retailers.

My Costco doesn’t have it but some Costco’s can have straight up wagyu you can buy in bulk

Closest thing to a Costco to you is Musgrave Market Place in Dublin.

@MoreAdamCouser That box of donut coffee you spotted are kcups for a Keurig coffee maker. The Dunkin coffee displayed is ground coffee.

The pizza is very good. 2.00 per slice. Membership is $60 for basic and $120 Executive. The higher cost membership comes with cash back rewards. Costco is my "happy place." Merchandise turns over fast. New items are fun to see.

I enjoy watching your surprise and craziness

Generally, this is a good breakfast anywhere in America, with maybe some sides being interchangeable. We also have a lot of sandwich options, add bagels in the mix, also Pancakes and waffles too

Funny how you ask is Costco a wholesale market, its full name is Costco Wholesale, it really is an incredible place. If I’m not mistaken they still do food sampling there too

Costco is a warehouse store that you need a membership to shop at. So, you buy a membership for $200 a year and then you get the discount price on everything. They sell everything!!!! There are groceries, electronics, toys, furniture, even like tires and stuff for cars.