Guess what costcos are selling now

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gavnwend
gavnwend
WA
1374 posts
WA, 1374 posts
10 Jul 2016 4:07pm
They in the market to sell coffins & caskets.what next.
Craig66
Craig66
NSW
2466 posts
NSW, 2466 posts
10 Jul 2016 6:42pm
Shovels and picks ????
Ted the Kiwi
Ted the Kiwi
NSW
14256 posts
NSW, 14256 posts
10 Jul 2016 6:59pm
Surely you can find plans on line and make them with Aldi tools
Shifu
Shifu
QLD
1997 posts
QLD, 1997 posts
10 Jul 2016 7:48pm
Very unimpressed with Costco. Same crap but in huge quantities. Pointless for a single person.
harry potter
harry potter
VIC
2777 posts
VIC, 2777 posts
10 Jul 2016 7:53pm
I went to Costco ....... Bought 6months worth of dunny paper in one hit.
Floater
Floater
QLD
58 posts
QLD, 58 posts
10 Jul 2016 7:58pm
Well now you can get a lifetimes' worth of coffins!
kiteboy dave
kiteboy dave
QLD
6525 posts
QLD, 6525 posts
10 Jul 2016 8:26pm
Shifu said..
Very unimpressed with Costco. Same crap but in huge quantities. Pointless for a single person.



Like Aldi it doesn't impress the first time(s).

I worked nearby and the fuel price made it worth membership.. one day I put $20 in on the highway and then filled the rest of the tank at costco and it was 26c/litre cheaper.

Because I had membership I shopped there a lot.

Generally what I found was they were different to the common misconception: 26 litre jars of the cheapest mayo you can get for $3 (ie massive, poor quality, cheap)

What I found was: they chose the best brand and stocked only that, then the bulk(ish) purchase brought it back to similar cost to cheap brands elsewhere.

Also: Thurs or Fri evenings you can eat free, seriously one time they had about 5 hot food and 5 cold food samples going at once, and decent serves like whole slices of pizza or bowls of curry.

My favourite purchases were the frozen laksa/pad thai/tom yum range, add in some of their prawn hargow for a big tasty asian meal for under $5. The fresh salads from 'the salad servers' were great, cook at home pizzas too, and the mince at $7kg with <10% fat is a bargain. The alaskan salmon bbq patties are amazing for quick healthy family weekend lunches.





Mastbender
Mastbender
1972 posts
1972 posts
11 Jul 2016 2:00am
Fancy ash bins, or should I say urns.
myusernam
myusernam
QLD
6160 posts
QLD, 6160 posts
11 Jul 2016 7:48am
i thought you were going to say windsurfers!

I have only been to one inthe US. But they had lobsters, fillet mingons etc. and cheap (well compared to AUD anyway) unsure how it compared us to us. maybee its not the same here
Kamikuza
Kamikuza
QLD
6493 posts
QLD, 6493 posts
11 Jul 2016 12:39pm
kiteboy dave said..

Shifu said..
Very unimpressed with Costco. Same crap but in huge quantities. Pointless for a single person.




Like Aldi it doesn't impress the first time(s).

I worked nearby and the fuel price made it worth membership.. one day I put $20 in on the highway and then filled the rest of the tank at costco and it was 26c/litre cheaper.

Because I had membership I shopped there a lot.

Generally what I found was they were different to the common misconception: 26 litre jars of the cheapest mayo you can get for $3 (ie massive, poor quality, cheap)

What I found was: they chose the best brand and stocked only that, then the bulk(ish) purchase brought it back to similar cost to cheap brands elsewhere.

Also: Thurs or Fri evenings you can eat free, seriously one time they had about 5 hot food and 5 cold food samples going at once, and decent serves like whole slices of pizza or bowls of curry.

My favourite purchases were the frozen laksa/pad thai/tom yum range, add in some of their prawn hargow for a big tasty asian meal for under $5. The fresh salads from 'the salad servers' were great, cook at home pizzas too, and the mince at $7kg with <10% fat is a bargain. The alaskan salmon bbq patties are amazing for quick healthy family weekend lunches.






Not to mention lots of stuff you just can't get in stores here. And the fresh fruit and vegetable are good quality too. Haters gonna hate.
danw
danw
WA
163 posts
WA, 163 posts
11 Jul 2016 1:44pm
Interesting history...

en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/James_Sinegal
kiteboy dave
kiteboy dave
QLD
6525 posts
QLD, 6525 posts
12 Jul 2016 3:26pm
the 6 stages of costco.

thenewdaily.com.au/news/national/2015/06/14/costco-customers-which-level-are-you/

I've done them all.
Buster fin
Buster fin
WA
2599 posts
WA, 2599 posts
12 Jul 2016 4:43pm
kiteboy dave said..
the 6 stages of costco.

thenewdaily.com.au/news/national/2015/06/14/costco-customers-which-level-are-you/

I've done them all.

Ditto.
Their pizza went south. End of relationship.
actiomax
actiomax
NSW
1576 posts
NSW, 1576 posts
13 Jul 2016 7:09pm
Well I reckon they have the best hearing aids by far &there cheaper &the service from them regarding that is the best in the business.
I did see an xd model ltd hearse for sale at $2500 today so maybe you could get that &your coffin &well unfortunately you cant really do it all yourself but if you dug your own hole I reckon you could get someone to drive you there &back it up &slide you in &fill it for an extra couple cartons
w8ingforwind
w8ingforwind
QLD
259 posts
QLD, 259 posts
13 Jul 2016 8:27pm
harry potter said..
I went to Costco ....... Bought 6months worth of dunny paper in one hit.


Have too prep for when the poo hits the fan
Kamikuza
Kamikuza
QLD
6493 posts
QLD, 6493 posts
13 Jul 2016 10:32pm
w8ingforwind said..

harry potter said..
I went to Costco ....... Bought 6months worth of dunny paper in one hit.



Have too prep for when the poo hits the fan


They had a shortage of bog rolls here in Japan in the seventies. People bulk buy from the regular sales like crazy . . . Just in case, again.
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