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The cafe food at Costco is actually high quality. It's a loss in terms of profitability, but it has become expected as part of the store, and so they keep it (with the prices frozen from decades ago). The full pizza is $10, and it's 6 of those slices. Also, the drink with the hotdog is bottomless, and so you get infinite refills.
The food they sell at the cafe can largely be bought in the store too. So you can buy a hug pack of those hotdogs (their own brand) for cheap, and it will take care of your entire cookout.
It’s called a lead loss I believe. The idea is you sell some things so cheap you actually loss money on it but people will come for the value and buy other things that get you a profit. A lot of stores usually do this with groceries
It loses them money, but it brings people back, so they gain money in the end.
Yeah. They are relying on the reciprocity of goodwill and buying other things. It's a gentleman's agreement if you will. I love this sort of thing. It's kind of the same as buying items from a small business and getting a small gift doodad from them as a thank you in return. Commerce can be really fun if you allow it to be.
You can get a whole cooked chicken for $5.00. Same deal, they lose on it but it's calculated.
BTW, they used to use (maybe still do) Hebrew National. but because they were advertising that without permission, HN made them remove the adverts or pay to use them. It still tastes like the same dogs, (they actually be still using them but without the name)
@@bluflaam777 the story I heard was that the hot dog producer tried to charge them more so Costco ended up buying their own plant to make their own hot dogs instead.
The CEO of Costco demanded the price of hot dogs never change
He was actually more explicit than that.
@@Tofurkey-cl9cu Yea, he threatened to kill him if he razed the price. Also, I think youtube almost banned me for typing out the quote. Things got weird before I deleted it. CZcams probably thought I was threatening you.
@@testing1567 lol. Oh well, at least you tried. I thought about using the quote myself but refrained. :)
The CEO wanted everyone to be able to buy hot food at a low price regardless of inflation. They also put the hot dog area on the outside in some stores so you didn't actually have to be a member to get to eat there
They forgot to buy whipped cream for their pumpkin pie. You have to cover each slice with a thick layer of whipped cream so you get about equal portions of whipped cream and pumpkin filling in each bite.
That's for sure!
I like Pumpkin Pie plain, which is odd.
Then save the plastic container to use for leftovers!!😂
@@Sh3r-Bear The best ! Nice for the holiday leftovers to give out to the relatives. Because you know you'll never get the good containers back !
We are a family of 11, Costco is our weekly grocery shop. We usually get $800-$1,000 back from our shopping percentage. Another few years and I think we will be able to fit Costco to once a month. We only buy pizza from Costco, 7 boys 17 and under! Best deal ever
I cant imagine having 11 family members 😅. Im a family of 1. I go the aldi route smaller packages, if I buy in bulk im eating the same thing for 6 months 😮 cant throw food out
@Kim - same here I share with my daughter but she's not here a lot of the time. I'd be eating leftovers forever! 😂
Costco has a little kitchen and dining area because it is easy to spend 4 or 5 hours there shopping; Costco's hot food is really good! If your drink is a soda, you can get free refills!
Unlimited drinks + 1.50 for a hotdog is insanely good.
No one is spending 4 or 5 hours there lol.
Costco has bulk items, they have really good prices on food, electronics, clothing, housewares etc.. Hope you get to feeling better soon! Congratulations on the 70k subscribers, it’s well earned!
Costco as well
For those complaining about Josh and Ollie’s video not showing the store itself, it’s because they were there for the food. They’ve been doing a series of videos that are part of an American food tour and this was part of that series.
They also offer samples of various food and drink. I know people who go every weekday to Costco for a basically free lunch. If they are still hungry they get a hotdog or pizza slice to fill them up, but I normally Ser 10 plus sample ladies and some people get back on line two or three times!
You can buy tires for your cars! You can also get your glasses prescription filled.
Yes, to their own brands (Kirkland)
They have a lunch counter. It's pretty inexpensive, comparatively speaking.
It's so "cheap" because of the bulk buying power of the whole of the Costco company.
exactly! i remember shopping with my dad, and we had 2 giant slices of pizza, a churro, and two drinks for only $4.50
Gas station. Car maintence
I don’t remember, can you get your oil changed there? Am I thinking Walmart?
@elizabethr.9359 I'm pretty sure you can at some. It varies from location to location.
Do not walk into a Costco unless you have alot of time, alot of money to spend, and a large vehicle. Also do not skip the food court!!! 💙🌭🍦
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You can also get whole roasted chickens for $5 at Costco.
The chickens & hotdogs are locked in prices by the founder.😊
Honestly this video was less about Costco and more about Zach. They didn't really show you around Costco. It is a membership club that you pay a yearly fee. Most of the items are in bulk and you do get great prices for them. They have everything from TVs to Groceries. They have subcontractors there too that have an Optician, Home Contractors, Tires, & discounts on cars etc. I am single so it would seem this would not be ideal for me since it is in bulk, but I shop there weekly or every other week. I would watch an actual Costco video to see what it is all about. Walmart has their own version of this type of membership club called "Sam's Club", which I also belong.
My sister bought a car through Costco.I dont go there or Sam,s Club owned by Walmart because so much is in bulk and for one person it doesnt pay.
I'm single, and I buy a rotisserie chicken every week. For five bucks, it feeds me for a few days. Best deal evar! 😂
@@letsgowalkSam's club has them too for 5.00. Tasty ah
membership is so cheap. even as a single person you make it back in two trips.
Pumpkin pie, or at least the filling, tends to have a consistency similar to a pudding, but much denser. The flavor tends to be bright. The crust is a usually a standard pie crust.
Definitely recommend trying some if you have the opportunity. While homemade will almost always be better (as with most foods), those bought premade at the grocery store in autumn tend to still be pretty good. If you're ever in the USA during the fall, give it a try.
Pumpkin pie is basically a custard pie.
Also, Costco pumpkin pie is really one of the best store bought pumpkin pies, in my opinion.
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The thing with Costco is that you have to have a membership to shop there. And the hot dogs 🌭, drinks 🥤and such are inside the store. So, I imagine the low cost is a way of giving back to the paying customers (members).
You actually don’t need to be a member to buy the foods from their cafe, use their pharmacy or alcohol. I believe the eyeglass center either.
@@Jaarzima That's interesting. I never knew that. They do make it difficult, in theory, to go in without a membership but I didn't realize the list of things you could do without being a member.
@@MrCho14 yea, the pharmacy and liquor are required to be open to the public because they are federally regulated.
What city do u live in? Here in San Diego the food courts are outside of the actual stores, so anyone can get food.
@@Jaarzima I think they do that in the Bay Area from what I recall with my years there. Similar to outdoor hallways in schools, other regions keep this indoors due to the weather.
And it's a massive hot dog... Costco food court, along with other departments, they lose money every year, their food court is one of the attractions to bring people in to shop.
loved this video. I love watching brits react to our food here in the states and the portions. Seems now like no one else in the world serves such huge portions of food lol. oh, and Disney Land does have churro vendors like every 20 feet. you'll also see people eating corn on the cobb with butter and big fat turkey legs while they walk around lol
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I agree when u went to Disney you for sure would find me eating a turkey leg with one or two other people.
Buck fifty for a hotdog and drink. And you get free refills 😁
Quite frankly, they didn't show A LOT of what's at Costco.
* Beer/Wine
* Clothes/Shoes
* Computers, washer/dryers, other electronics
* Furniture (indoor and outdoor)
* House goods such as coffee makers, blenders, electric tooth brushes, pots/pans.....
* Bicycles
* Matrasses
* Seasonal/Regional items like kayaks or play structures/swing sets
* Food is extensive from produce to meat to bakery to snacks.
* Tires (sorry, tyres) for your car. Yes they install there as well.
* Seasonally, there are plants/trees
* Prescription eyewear
* Shampoos and the like
* Pharmacy
* Can you still get photos developed/printed there?
* Gas (petrol) for your vehicle. Line is often very long, but it's decently cheaper.
And, FREE SAMPLES! They hire people to open packages of food all over the store for you to try samples of. Anything from a drink to a snack to hot food like pizza bites.
I'm sure I'm missing some categories worth mentioning.
Costco is a trip, also one the best retail places to work. They treat both customers and employees well.
Two reasons their prices are good: they make money on memberships, and they have the buying power to get the best rates and special bundles from vendors. And their Kirkland house brand is pretty solid in quality.
The member perks are nice: extended return times, satisfaction guarantee, free tire repair, and free food samples all over the store 😊
I know you’re curious about the hotdogs at Costco. They are all beef hotdogs. They’re actually pretty good. They are not gourmet like you might find at some fancy restaurant that sells fancy hotdogs. But they are a heck of a lot better than what you typically get at a grocery store. They basically sell them at cost. When you consider the typical cup of pop cost them eight cents and the hotdog and bun Is really sold at cost. They actually do make a little bit of money but the idea is it’s at the end of the shopping and that is not the main point of coming to Costco. But it’s a nice way to relieve oneself as they walk through the entire warehouse. I do also like the fact that the average employee makes about 25 bucks an hour. A lot better than what your Sam’s Club would pay
Pumpkin pie from Costco is so very awesome. It's made with pumpkin from a can, evaporated milk, eggs, cinnamon, nutmeg, cloves, and ginger and yes you must put some kind of whipped cream on top of it.
Well, we bought our 2013 Jeep Grand Cherokee SRT with the Costco discount, still running and love it.
I think when Zach said “cart” you heard “car”? Our version of trolleys, no cars but you can get petrol, tires put on & oil changes while you shop!😊
Costco story! I remember when I was young my grandpa would take my brother and I to Costco for lunch. We would go around the store eating samples, then once we tried all of the samples we would go to the cafe and get hotdogs and ice cream. When we were done we would go back to his house. I remember my grandma always shaking her head after because she knew we got ice cream. (She never wanted anything when we went, so it was just us three.)
That bread roll is the Costco Chicken Bake. It's rotisserie chicken, cheese, and caesar dressing, which sounds a little strange but it is quite good.
I've never been to Disneyland or Disneyworld! Oh my gosh, you've never had pumpkin pie! You should come to America during Thanksgiving! You could also try Pecan Pie, Dutch apple Pie, Sweet Potato Pie. Sweet Potato casserole and...the list is long!
Lewis, think of pumpkin pie like a custard spiced with cinnamon, nutmeg, cloves, ginger, and brown sugar. Yum! I don't usually care for store bought pumpkin pie. Nothing beats my gran's homemade. But the carrot cake at Costco is amazing!
I haven't had the Costco carrot cake, but the Apple pie is amazing. Add some vanilla caramel ice cream, and you got a perfect dessert.
The Costco founder told the CEO that if he EVER changed the price of the hotdogs, he’d kill him.
lol oh this is gonna be good. He thought the TP rolls at Walmart was huge! Hahah
Costco does have a service to find you the best deal on a car, although they don't sell cars at the stores. Although they sometimes sell golf carts, go carts, small motorbikes and atv's there on occasion. They do sell tires and discounted gasoline there.
I love to go to Costco and spend $350 on massive groceries then get the $1.50 hotdog and soda as a treat. The cheap and delicious hot dog somehow validates my huge grocery haul.
Costco is a membership store. You have to pay an annual membership but it is worth the discount prices. I bought my winter coat there for $35.00. You can't beat Costco pizza. Great tasting pizza for a reasonable price. It is a store that you go to for certain bulk items like toilet paper and other things that you want to stock up on. I do most of my regular shopping at a grocery store. Also, Costco is a good place to pick up something quick for dinner like the pizza or premade dinners that you just have to heat up. They also have gas pumps outside for gas that is cheaper than other gas stations and it is only for members. Sam's Club is another USA membership store that is similar to Costco.
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Right?! Since I started watching, I noticed myself noticing the little things more--especially when I'm driving around town or grocery shopping. It has made me appreciate things I used to take for granted! Such a nice change of pace from watching news and punditry that leaves me feeling frustrated and depressed--Lewis's channel leaves me feeling optimistic and grateful!
Did you notice the price of that huge pie? $5.99
I shop at Costco about once a month and I am a household of 1. I buy their Unsalted Butter there, vitamins and household things like paper towels, toilet paper, and some cheeses. Food stuff I share with my cousin’s family and some stuff I share with my aunt. We all share in the costs and we all save money. You need to know what the prices are in the regular grocery stores so you know if you are saving money.
My Mom loved their hotdogs and drink and always had to get one each time we went.
Also, if you go to a Costco liquor store (which was a separate entrance building attached to the regular Costco building), the prices are insane. They only sell hard liquor but alcohol is incredibly cheap. It is the only time that I’ve seem Johnny Walker in a jug. A JUG! But not every Costco has a liquor store. They all do sell wines in the regular portions of the store.
I've never seen the liquor through a different entrance. The ones I've been have it right out in the middle between the seasonal outdoor stuff an the food. Where I am now it's just beer/wine. We have ABC stores here so hard alcohol can only be sold through those. Sounds like state liquor laws likely drive how the store is set up and what they're allowed to sell.
I’m about to go join Costco. I had a membership years ago and loved it but it’s just me and I don’t need 5lbs of mayo. But now I’m going carnivore and the meat deals are worth it.
Sometimes I take things for granted until I watch youtube clips like this.
There is truly ONLY one problem with Costco. You WILL spend more money than intended, not because of high prices, but because of great prices.
I always, always fill my gas tank at Costco. I'm looking forward to checking out Costco business center thats being built near me.
I live alone and I buy stuff from Costco all the time. My laptop, both my TVs and my two older DVD players are all from Costco. I also get some clothes there including the drawstring shorts I'm wearing as I type this. My vitamins, ibuprofen, dishes set, paper towels, facial tissue, blanket for when I'm on my couch, bed pillows, comforter for my bed and a good number of food items all come from Costco.
there are two Costco's in the UK.
there are more like 15-20 Costcos in the UK. There are about 5-6 Costcos just around London. they have Costco's in Bristol, Liverpool, Birmingham,.... all over the country.
The food at disneyworld and epcot is.top notch....at epcot.the entire kitchen staff is hired directly.from that country it is very authentic
Costco is a type of warehouse store. Much of the food is packaged in large quantity which makes it cheaper to purchase. So it’s great if you have a freezer or extra shelving for dry goods. You can get all kinds of things from tires to office supplies, appliances, electronics, all kinds of food, wine and beer, organic foods, books, toys, gardening supplies, vitamin supplements, toiletries, glasses and contacts, prescription drugs, indoor and outdoor furniture, sports equipment, home maintenance items, cookware, small appliances, clothing, and party trays. You can also get great deals on vacation packages, garage doors, HVAC systems, flooring, roofing, sound systems…the list goes on and on. You have to go to the customer service desk and get a membership. It’s like an annual fee…like £75.00.
Pumpkin tastes like squash crossed with sweet potato. Pumpkin pie is like an orange-colored, earthy-tasting, sweet custard with gingerbread spices, set firm, in a toasted pie crust, no top. Healthy enough for a fast breakfast, as well as dessert.
They make the food cheap at the food court to draw people in. Hoping you will see something while you are walking around that you feel the need to pick up that you had no idea of doing while going inside. They used to sell the hot dogs and pizza under a canopy outside. But some people just came for the cheap grub which is probably a loss leader. So now you have to go inside...and to do that you need an annual membership card. That perk is for members only. 😂
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Hey, Lewis, seeing as you're more of a coffee drinker than your fellow brits, if you'd ever had a pumpkin spiced latte from Starbucks, that's pretty pretty much a pumpkin pie in liquid form
There are Costcos in England. There are 4-5 around London, One in Southhampton, Bristol, Croydon, Milton Keynes, Birmingham, Loughbrough., Liverpool.... There are a ton of Costcos in England.
Yes. Costco brand items are called Kirkland 👍.
I think most Americans have childhood memories of Costco hotdogs🤣 and the free food samples!
I just went to Costco yesterday to have 4 new tires installed and while I was waiting, guess what I did? Got a hot dog, a slice of cheese pizza and a slice of pepperoni! LOL!! Exactly what Josh said! One thing I'll say, however, is the Costco pepperoni pizza is greasy--it has been in So Cal where I live as well as other Costcos I've been to (SF Bat area for example). You NEED to pat it down with a napkin before you eat it. Trust me haha. Everything at Costco is usually high quality, gasoline is usually the cheapest around but THE best part is no-questions-asked returns. You don't even need a receipt! That's why I buy almost everything there if I have the option.
Great quote from a Costco CEO about the hot dog prices:
“I came to (Jim Sinegal, the founder) once and I said, ‘Jim, we can’t sell this hot dog for a buck fifty. We are losing our rear ends.’ And he said, ‘If you raise the effing hot dog, I will kill you. Figure it out.’ That’s all I really needed. By the way, if you raised (the price) to $1.75, it would not be that big of a deal. People would still buy (it). But it’s the mindset that when you think of Costco, you think of the $1.50 hot dog (and soda).
“What we figured out we could do is build our own hot dog-manufacturing plant (in Los Angeles) and make our own Kirkland Signature hot dogs. Now we are doing so much hot dog business that we’ve opened up another plant in Chicago.
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The story behind Costco's cheap food is that one day a higher up told the owner, "hey we should probably raise the cost of food" and the owner said something roughly along the lines of "If you raise the price, I will kill you", so the price stayed the same low price.
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I pictured the higher up typing that forcefully, as he had someone pointing at him.
Talking about the size of the pizza 🍕. Pizzas that sell by the slice 🍕 are much larger than normal pizza.
A typical large pizza might max out at 16 inches (40 cm) but national chains like Dominos are normally 14 inches (35 cm).
Pizza by the slice 🍕 is typically sourced from a whole pizza that is 18", 20", or even 24 inches! 5:06
Costco sells everything, mostly in bulk. You can eve get caskets and urns.
The chicken bake is a baguette baked with chicken and cheese inside and crusted cheese outside. Goes great dipped in Caesar dressing, but I wager ranch would be a close second.
I love pumpkin pie. I make it all year long. My daughter thinks I'm crazy.
A lot of small restaurants buy their supplies at these wholesale companies. I worked for a pizza parlor that bought all their supplies from Sam's a wholesale warehouse. Huge batches of flour and yeast with large cans of tomato paste and sauce lets not forget the cheese and the gyro meats for the sandwiches oh and the ham turkey etc...
Costco is cheap at the food court because they wanted employees to have the best option for food without leaving for someone else's take out. And then they decided to open it up to all customers not just the employees. The cost is barely high enough to cover costs of supplies (that they get in whole sale mass quantities) staff pay and utilities (Negligable compared to refrigeration or the bakery). Two years ago it was a bit better than it is now but its still great deals.
Costco loses money on their hotdogs and pizza, but they refuse to raise the price because he keeps the customer coming back. The CEO told the president of Costco that if he raised the price of the hotdogs and pizza he would personally unalive him. That’s how important that little Feature is to them
Also, the reason why it is so cheap, is that its basically a sampler of their own Kirkland Brand foods. Anything you buy at the cafe, you can purchase in bulk inside Costco. They sell a delicious rotisserie chicken for a loss on each sale, just to ensure you go back by the meat section and maybe buy even more stuff.
"Why's it so cheap?" 9:24
You remember the segment at the beginning when they walk in and suddenly they have a bunch of chips and stuff and one of them has a massive TV?
They are not the only ones!
The snack bar is at the back of the store. It's not an accident.
To get to the snack bar, you must walk through the store. Big ticket items like TV's, sound equipment and so forth are crammed into the entry so that anyone coming into the store must go past them.
The snack bar is what retail experts call a "loss leader". They sell their snacks at a loss to get customers in the door. They know that enough customers will buy other things just because they and the things are in the same building to make back the loss many times over. 9:24
Costco seems like a place to grab one thing, and thing you have like two carts full of stuff
Pumpkin pie is pumpkin and spice flavored custard.
The Cosco hotdog and a drink is what is called a "loss leader." It's priced low just to get you into the store so that you will buy a TV or many other things. It works well for them. They understand the power of impulse buying.
Costco also does the most amazing whole rotisserie chicken for $5.
Costo hot dogs are the gold standard of hot dogs 🌭🔥🔥
Fun fact costco is contractually not allowed to raise the price of the hotdogs
Fun Fact: Costco sells over 6 million pumpkin pies between September and December each year.
These Costco hotdogs that they sell in the store and at their snack bar. Are 100% Beef, no fillers, no nitrates. And just the Weiner alone is over 1/4 pound. These are not just big hotdogs but also top quality. I've eaten them many times. And when I owned my own Hotdog Cart they were the only weiners I sold. My customers loved them.
You can’t leave without having spent at least $200. Their wine selection is fabulous!
I love Costco. They have their own brand, Kirkland, but its actually contractual deals made with big name brands, so you're getting high end products at a lower price. Their $5 rotisserie chicken is a loss leader, because they know you'll end up buying more than that. Almost all aisles midday have employees with carts enticing you with samples.
Disneyland has a range of food options. From fast food style burgers and fries, to nicer sit down restaurants like Ariel's Grotto or the Blue Bayou that's in the Pirates of the Carribean ride. It all tastes pretty good, but unfortunately, has become outragously expensive. These days a burger, fries and drink will cost between $15 - $20. That's up from about $8 - $9 for the same meal back in 2008. $15 was about what an entree at the nicer sit down restaurants cost back then. I imagine it's easily at least double that now. Back in the 70's and 80's everything at Disneyland/World used to be really affordable. I remember when I was a kid in the late 70's and Disneyland first introduced the option of the single unlimited ride pass (instead of using individual ride tickets), it only cost $9.99 for the pass and park admission. Now it's over $100.
Businesses buy there. Also, you can vacuum seal the meats & pre-made foods in smaller portions. 1 Pound =💲1.25
Lewis get a Costco card first then a lot of them have eye doctors inside Costco.The hot dogs are what they call a loss leader.They make up for it on other sales.There is a famous policy from one of the founders to figure out the hot dog loss and never change the price or he would kill someone.
I think that I have been to that very Costco. They all have the same food, and the best food at the Costco eateria is the pepperoni pizza. Unfortunately, they switched over to Pepsi drinks about 10-15 years ago or so, and I hate Pepsi. But their pizza is really good. Also, their pumpkin pie is the best of all pumpkin pies, but it is available only around the holidays from early Nov - end of Dec. My wife insists on getting ONLY Costco pumpkin pie, and no one else's. The charo's at Disneyland are great! As for Costco, they sell a lot of food stuffs - prepackaged (in boxes) and fresh, and a lot of meat. Their steaks are always great. The also have a large pharmacy (both over-the 0vounter, and prescriptions), clothes, automotive related products (including tires), electronics (TVs, laptop computers, phones), some tools, booze, wine, and on and on! The stores are huge.
the big piece of meat at the beginning that you asked what it was is a whole raw brisket
$1.50 for a hot dog and a large drink…your choice plus free refills…and we usually do fill back up…and take the drinks in the car…if there are enough cup holders…
My dad loved Costco, this reminded me of him. The food court is pretty good for the price, indeed. I like their pies, peach or strawberry rhubarb
Disneyland has the most AMAZING churros! For anyone visiting it's a MUST!! BTW just found your channel and subbed, always a giggle and good times seeing reactions of foreigners 🙃 All the best from a Los Angeles native and thanks for the videos
All beef hotdog. I used to go there for lunch in school.
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"Does Costco Have Their Own Brand Of Food?"
They do, indeed, Lewis
Costco's name is the brand Kirkland
BTW: Costco also has a liquor shop adjacent to the main store
I fortunately live close to 11 grocery stores (Grocery Outlet, Von's, Smart &Final, Ralphs, Aldi, Vine Ripe, Food 4 Less, Northgate, El Super, Murphy's, Pancho Villa's) and 2 dollar stores and a bunch of Asian markets. In my short loop of all these Saturday mornings, I can save 35% off by not shopping at Costco. I know which store has their lowest cost items. I go every other week.
Pumkin: Think sweet potato, baked, mashed, add sugar, cinnamon, nutmeg, and ginger. That'll be a close approximation to the pumpkin pie filling.
Costco is so awesome! I also love their rosemary bread that is made each day. Ours is getting so busy here there is talk a 2nd one is coming in 2024. We already have 2 Sam's and a new BJ's Warehouse! I guess we love our discount stores!
Costco hotdogs are famous. One of the best snack deals anywhere.
Costco also has amazing poutine, chicken bake and pizza...if you get hungry after all that shopping. LOL
Just so you know, the New Zealand family also did a video going to Costco. You recently did a reaction to them going to Wal-Mart.
Canadian Costco has the best poutine you'll find for $4.
They pile it high with cheese curds and copious amounts of gravy.
The only good pumpkin pie is Libby's classic recipe. Its good with canned pumpkin but is amazing with fresh pumpkin, especially the small sugar pumpkins.
We just got a 75 inch TV for $660 (Samsung) and a new washer and dryer set from costco. Great price on each.
As long as you're at Costco, just go ahead and get an eye exam and a pair of glasses along with that massive TV. There's a vision center right inside.
Our Costco doesn’t have an outdoor eating area. Its indoors past the checkout. So anyone can go in and order from the food court. You do need to be a member to shop in the store or use their gas station which has cheaper gas then anywhere else.
I worked at Costco for 20 years. Best job of my life. Best paying Job, with excellent benefits!! I moved out of the city, and had to change jobs, because there aren't any Costco's in upstate NY where I live. I work at Walmart now. Absolutely no comparison to Costco's benefits, pay or working environment. Costco is the best!!
They also have freshly cooked rotisserie chicken for five dollars and they are huge! You would have loved to see that.
I have never seen a reaction like when I took a few friends from Switzerland to Costco.
Costco doesn’t have a new car lot, but it does have a buying service for members - supposedly they’ll arrange your car purchase at a discount with no haggling. Never tried using it, I kind of like the haggling.
There's a Russian guy in Florida who does CZcams videos. He said that everyone told him he had to go to Costco, so he made a video of his first time there--which, IMHO, is much better.
Disney world has a Food and Wine Festival every year and top chefs in the country come and cook.
I can’t live without Costco.
Yeah, Disneyland is actually known for specific treats and such