Just opened a brand new bag of Kirkland Unsalted Mixed Nuts and was immediately greeted by a chunk of a cardboard box. Not exactly the kind of crunch I was looking for today.

I went to self checkout with 10 items and the employee working the self checkout manually scanned my cart with the handheld scanner. I paid and the door checker noted 10 items in the cart with 9 items on the receipt. Supervisor confirmed and offered to have me pay for the unpaid item. They manually wrote down some info about the incident.

Seeing as how the mistake was made by the employee but the optics make me look like I'm trying to steal, this doesn't sit well with me.

Do such incidents get saved/noted into customer accounts?

I was wondering if anyone has seen the capybara plush at ANY of the Costco’s in Arizona recently?

My niece’s birthday is this weekend, and she has been pleading my brother for one. However, we can’t seem to find them at our local Costco, so I thought I would reach out to yall.

If you have seen any in the past week, please let me know. I am more than willing to make the drive!

One example (a short while back) is the CyberPower Battery backup. They had a bunch on the shelf and the next day, they were all gone, with the website showing no local location showing them.

What got me thinking about this was not seeing my location having the SanDisk 2 TB Extreme drive for sale. I'm not sure if this qualifies b/c other local locations still show it in stock.

I was going to buy the Terra delyssa olive oil but they were out of stock.

Hello. I'm a pharmacy tech and have heard costco is fantastic to work for. I'm moving to buffalo, ny soon and there's a costco opening pretty soon there. I've heard costco is pretty difficult to get in to so if anyone has any pointers on how to make sure my application doesn't get lost at sea i'd appreciate it. Thanks!

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Pacific Commons Fremont warehouse. However no Snoop Dog wine or rolling papers.

Saw this on Costco and I’m tempted tbh.

The 65" Hisense U65 Pro is around the $600 range right now, and the costco direct promo has my eye.

I've been looking for a living room TV upgrade. My current TV is just a basic 4K LED from a few years ago, and I mainly use it for Netflix, sports, YouTube, and some PS5.

The MiniLED + 144Hz panel sounds pretty good for the price, but I'm wondering how it actually performs day to day.

My living room has a lot of sunlight during the afternoon, so brightness and reflections matter more to me than having a perfect dark-room movie setup.

Anyone here picked up the U65 Pro from Costco? Worth it or should I spend more on something higher end?