My late Brother started his career with Costco in the mid eighties. He had a number of Medical issues in the 90's and 2000's. The Costco company was so good to him (and my family) He would succumb to cancer in 2009 and worked up to the last few months after diagnosis. The Costco people showed so much care and concern which made our lives significantly easier to deal with the loss. I will always value this Company for the Love extended during that time.
If you watch the movie about the Boston bomber victim who had his legs blown off (Stronger starring Jake Gyllenhaal)...The victim was a Costco worker and they showed in the movie how his manager and Costco was there to make things easier for Mr. Bauman (don't look up pics of his photos from the Boston bombing unless you want to see hanging sinew and bone).
I tried to get a part time job at Costco 2 years ago. I even did a phone interview with them and was promised a response a few hours later. But not even a minute goes by, and I get an email telling me I've been rejected for the job. These bastards are as corrupt and greedy as every other company smh.
@@petrlaskevic1948 definitely not, both have their own advantages, but depending on the kind of shorts and videos you watch, you can gain much more knowledge from shorts as short form creators have to get creative with what they do, and provide informationation fast as opposed to long form creators, who mostly waste time in their videos.
Or they worked at Costco and have complaints about how front end think they're better than every other department just because they scan the items as you leave.
@@Vulspyr You can hate the politics of a workplace but still appreciate it's contribution to the community. Without costco chicken would cost 12 dollars instead of 5 - 8.
You're allowed in the store if you're going to the pharmacy. Legally no store can deny you if you're using a pharmacy. So I'd always get my prescriptions there and then help myself to the hot dog.
they also have their cafeteria at the end, it's like a reward for shopping with them, with them pizza slices that can feed a whole village for a whole week. Costco is a brilliant place
@@Da_big_nacho brudda, I have a briefcase full of costumes so every time I try all the samples. I dress up in the toilet. And do the round again and again until I am stuffed
@@akselrosales fr tho Europeans might have the best life tho but we aint got Starbucks or Dunkins or every oopular food store( in Moldova, the queen of wine)
@@saggiud5196 we have Starbucks and a bunch of other stuff where I live (Norway) but we miss a lot of the major stores. But that isn't a problem because Starbucks isn't even high quality and American chains tend to be much worse than the local stuff.
You actually can go into Costco without a membership, just ask the help desk and they will let you in. I got let in to compare prices before buying a membership. It was worth it in the end. I got one
For anyone confused (If you somehow see this comment) Most stores are like free games with a lot of microtransactions, CostCo is like a paid game with no microtransactions. Best way to explain it.
That's the thing, they don't care about their customers, or their employees. They're too big a company. But unlike most modern corporstions, they look beyond next quarter's/next year's profits, and realize that by taking care of customers and employees both; they create a large and more stable source of profit.
From my experience in Costcos, they don't really care about anyone walking back in. The exit is the way into the food court, the help and return center, and the bathrooms (at least in the few Costcos I've been in). From what I've seen, the way into the main area is blocked by the checkout area. They really only check memberships at the main enterance
@@NickSmith-fe7lp at the Costco I go to, they ask for membership even at the food court now. You used to be able to buy a hotdog but I think they realized if they are losing money on things like hot dogs, they better be real members. It might just be a thing at my Costco.
@@carsonking6199 at mine they have gas and it’s extremely cheap they can go like 8 cents or something under the lowest fuel prices near and there is a local gas station that has really low gas so the dude that manages that at my Costco goes the lowest he can go but my point ehre is that too use the gas you need to put your card in first (Costco card) and to buy stuff form the actual store you need your card I think they have someone check your receipt to make sure your not walking out with a bunch of free items they also have a auto shop I believe because they got a bunch of tires also they had to get rid of the local skate park so the city made them pay for a brand new one which is better
@@evolv.e as long as they dont straight up insult or assault you for nothing it doesnt matter. As someone who works in something similar to customer service we really need to get this idea that employees always have to treat customers like kings out of peoples heads its idiotic. come for what a place has to offer not for how nice the people are forced to be to you
as a costco employee I can confirm we are treated quite well for the most part, I would note that we try to treat everyone as well as we can but many people are tiring, entitled, and seemingly dumb. and after a certain number of those the employees are just done with it and spend the rest of their day grumpy and snappy.
@@thmxszI had a customer tell me I couldn't pick up the laptop I paid for because it was under my mother's name ...who I'm a registered partner with IN THE SYSTEM
I dont know the monthly cost of a membership but I avoid memberships because they have a habit of draining a lot of money quickly and I don't go to buy wholesale enough to justify the monthly expense so these membership stores just feel like places in banned from eventhough I would happily pay a nonmember price just so I can buy a bigger box of goldfish I can't get normally.
@@TheAnnoyingBoss it’s a yearly fee, it’s pretty low, the food court is cheaper and much better than most, the Costco gas pumps are always the cheapest in town, and they only get the best fuel with the least harmful additives (because Costco quality control is amazing). I find stuff there that ends up being 1/3 the price of what it’s being sold for somewhere else…. And you can return anything up to 2 years later in my experience. I’m not claiming it’s perfect, nothing is… but costco comes pretty damn close
Also.. (as an employee at costco) Kirkland signature products are often produced by name brand companies. Like Kirkland vodka is made by titos or Kirkland coffee is made by Starbucks.
@@gingermonroe4153Not really, gift cards work by you giving them money which they then reserve against any purchases made with a code attached to the gift card. Costco has already made their money on the gift card before you've even done anything with it.
It’s basic and overrated hella people be in there the lines are still long because everybody got hella stuff that’s big so the cashiers lifting up stuff to scan it’s like Two people each register the receipts are super long then you pay For groceries throughout the year just to get a membership card to pay $60 l$90 for the year L
Costco and sams club are really the deal im single only for myself and i cant stand other quality and they have more variety and they are actually really cheap
I dunno how but I got a bottle of free refillable Sam's club glasses cleaner and I wanna bring it in one day but I don't have a membership. I think it would be pretty funny to bring some decade old bottle for free glasses cleaner.
And the best thing about Costco isn't the Hotdogs, or the food in general... It's the randomness of where the items are. It gets your brain active and keeps you mobile, while also intentionally drawing your attention to things you haven't heard, saw, or thought about and can get you to by it because of it's quality, and cost.
I just started working at Costco and I've been a member for like 4 years at least and I just love what Costco is all about I go in for my 3rd night in a few hours!! 🥰🥰🥰
@@Lazymotion well, the 9th was a lot crazier than tonight actually, but really, if you just focus on doing the task at hand and not worry too much cuz clothes are gonna get messed up no matter what until we close, it's really fine. My body is definitely feeling it, but I haven't been standing at work for a few months, so I think I just need my body to get used to it again
Warehouse businesses like this always seem to work brilliantly. Bunnings is one of the most recognised and respected companies in Australia. Its a warehouse where you get your garden/house supplies (and often a sausage sizzle). If Bunnings was more corporate feeling, many people wouldn't want to give their business and it wouldn't be as iconic (Also they state in all their ads that if you find a product for cheaper they'll beat the price by 10%)
My parents would always and I mean ALWAYS go to Costco anytime they needed something Edit: I didn’t expect this comment to get 1k likes 💀 Another Edit: bro y’all gotta chill with the likes ong
Their shirts and higher quality jeans are great. Their cheaper jeans are a little rough around the waistband, but nothing major, and for like £7 why should I even complain. Their clothing selection and price is great.
One thing I really love is that when covid hit and everyone started raising prices, the owner of Costco refused to raise the price of the 1.50 hotdog combo, same thing Arizona tea did, refusing to raise prices because it was company tradition and part of why they were doing so well
@@kaironcabaylo I'm glad you didn't correct your comment, because that makes it funny. I imagine someone wandering around with their own toothpaste or whatever... 😂
Fun fact: If you don’t have a costco membership there is still a way you can get in, If you receive a costco gift card but you dont have a membership, you can enter the store and buy stuff up to the amount on the gift card
I don’t shop at Costco because of any fallacies there might be. I shop at Costco for the cheep gasoline and pizza slices. My wife of 30+ years and I often go to Costco for date night - walk around, eat samples, pick up a few necessities, then we hit that food stall! (My wife keeps me around because I’m such a romantic!)
After decades of feeding a family and grocery/products shopping, I've compared prices between every store and Costco. You can pry my Costco card from my cold dead hands.
If you want to get into a Costco and buy things for cheap without a membership. Try getting a Costco gift card, maybe using a friend or family member to get it. You get the amazing prices and the gift card. And you don’t even have to use it, just if someone asks.
Its funny, because literally no one stops you from going in the out door and eating all the samples without ever flashing a card, just look like you know exactly where you’re going.
Costco is great for a large family. The membership fee pales in comparison to the savings you get when you buy enormous amounts of stuff there. My Dad's hade a membership there for decades.
My mom who just recently relized she had a costco memenership after 12 years: Your telling me that I could’ve saved money all these years buying f###ing groceries?!?
I like how the membership is portrayed like a ball and chain, like you won't save 50 bucks (the cost of a card) on your first trip there. Everything is 25% off at Costco. That's just how it is. Then they have sales on THAT -25% cost.
A big, key component of Costco being cheaper, is that the customer handles the "last mile shipping". The customer comes to the warehouse as opposed to Amazon delivering to your doorstep.
It’s actually really genius because when buying the £80 membership, you’re basically betting yourself that over the year, you can save £80 worth of savings. Essentially, it makes you spend more money, to make you feel like you’re saving money.
They also work with name brand companies to stock cheaper versions like a kitchen aid mixer from Costco is made of cheaper parts than ones sold at appliance stores which is why they can offer a cheaper price.
We have the Executive membership at CostCo. The 2% rebate MORE than pays for it every year. We also have Amazon Prime - which, besides the streaming that CostCo doesn't have, also has things that CostCo would never dream of selling. Prime shipping more than pays for that, too. Plus the loyalty card at the chain grocery store, because I don't buy food at Amazon - and CostCo only has a limited selection of what we do buy in staples. (Why they have ONLY chicken noodle in canned soups, I have never really figured out.)
Costco is excellent. Cheap, high-quality stuff, in bulk. They care for their employees too, it's decent pay with decent benefits, you get some holidays off, and they promote from within.
I imagine the reason why people shop at a costco is because they live near one within 10-15 minutes or even 20, I would genuinely love to shop at costco, however the closest one is 45 minutes to and from
Costco membership pays off very quickly if you have a car. The basic membership costs $60. At a regular gas station, a full tank for my car is about $60, but at Costco it’s 40$. After three pumps (three weeks on average), the membership price is paid by price difference. Also, if you get Costco credit card, you would earn a 4% cash back for gas purchases. Totally worth it.
They aren't cheap in all things, but discounts are good for many things, so if you stick to those, you win. Gasoline savings alone generally will pay for the membership cost.
You can actually get in to costco without a membership if you're buying liquor or using the pharmacy. Its part of their liqour license and some kind of state mandate that those be accessible to the public. Only reason to take advantage of this would be to use the food court though since you need a membership to pay for anything else
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Nuh uh
Ok
cool
Is it free
The fact that you put this here so long after uploading this video
My late Brother started his career with Costco in the mid eighties. He had a number of Medical issues in the 90's and 2000's. The Costco company was so good to him (and my family)
He would succumb to cancer in 2009 and worked up to the last few months after diagnosis. The Costco people showed so much care and concern which made our lives significantly easier to deal with the loss.
I will always value this Company for the Love extended during that time.
If you watch the movie about the Boston bomber victim who had his legs blown off (Stronger starring Jake Gyllenhaal)...The victim was a Costco worker and they showed in the movie how his manager and Costco was there to make things easier for Mr. Bauman (don't look up pics of his photos from the Boston bombing unless you want to see hanging sinew and bone).
I tried to get a part time job at Costco 2 years ago. I even did a phone interview with them and was promised a response a few hours later. But not even a minute goes by, and I get an email telling me I've been rejected for the job. These bastards are as corrupt and greedy as every other company smh.
@@youtubeshadowbannedme Mans get rejected for a job and thinks corruption 💀
@@youtubeshadowbannedme corrupt and greedy for.. giving you a prompt response?
Sorry for your loss, even if it was many years ago
Finally someone on short-form content that I don't despive myself for loving/watching
Watching 10 minutes of a video is better than 10 minutes of shorts
@@petrlaskevic1948 definitely not, both have their own advantages, but depending on the kind of shorts and videos you watch, you can gain much more knowledge from shorts as short form creators have to get creative with what they do, and provide informationation fast as opposed to long form creators, who mostly waste time in their videos.
@@petrlaskevic1948 not always, many 10 minutes videos are stretched out way longer than they need to be.
@@TheEnderPearl Do you remember at least half of the 10 shorts you've seen in 10 minutes the next day?
@@petrlaskevic1948 the point of shorts isn't information, it's entertainment
The founder threatened someone who tried to raise the hotdog price
Edit: founder not CEO
The founder threatened the CEO
the founder threatened the CEO, who tried raising the price
“If you raise [the hot dog], I will f*cking kill you.”
Lol
To paraphrase the quote “If you change the hotdog price, I’ll kill you.”
I am the CEO... Uh, i mean, I am the hotdog!
As a costco employee, they don't treat us like crap unlike places like McDonald's 😢
how much do u get lol?
well the McDonalds my mom AND my sister works in doesn't treat their workers like crap, so not ALL McDonalds do that
@@Xx_Milly_xXI heard they get around 17.5$/hr for new employees and up to 30$/hr for old ones
@@Anonymous426_ yk wht illl move to the US for tht pay LMAOOO
This is the best Costco ad i've ever seen.
This is the only costco ad I’ve ever seen
honestly i now really want to go to Costco
Ikr this is an incredible Costco ad
I was gonna say. This has to be an ad.
Never been to one I don’t even think there’s one that close to me but if I get the chance to I’m going to
I swear, anyone who disses Costco has never been to Costco.
Or they worked at Costco and have complaints about how front end think they're better than every other department just because they scan the items as you leave.
@@Vulspyr You can hate the politics of a workplace but still appreciate it's contribution to the community. Without costco chicken would cost 12 dollars instead of 5 - 8.
I just perfer sams club
Or never tried the pizza I go to Costco for
@@Vulspyr finally someone who has common sense. Unlike the guy below you.
“Won’t let you in the store unless you’re a member”
*me walking in the store with my mom*
as a former kid i can say that is true
As a currently struggling adult I agree
You're allowed in the store if you're going to the pharmacy. Legally no store can deny you if you're using a pharmacy. So I'd always get my prescriptions there and then help myself to the hot dog.
@@jforce321 bro it’s a joke
@@Photos4fun I get that, but I thought I'd let people know that.
Costco: throughout the retail industry i alone am the honor one
underrated comment
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Costco: Throughout the retail industry and memberships, I alone am the selling one.
they also have their cafeteria at the end, it's like a reward for shopping with them, with them pizza slices that can feed a whole village for a whole week. Costco is a brilliant place
And it’s a good place to get food the parents go in get there stuff and kids can eat food so both people like it and free samples
@@Da_big_nacho brudda, I have a briefcase full of costumes so every time I try all the samples. I dress up in the toilet. And do the round again and again until I am stuffed
@@Shef3341 I as wel my brudda
It’s not a reward. It’s a temptation
Joeseppi has taught you well I see
"Costco is cheaper than Amazon.. here's why-"
Every country without Costco:
People in my country barely use Amazon too👁️👄👁️
We dont even know about Amazon LOLL
Amazon isn't even worth it if you live in Europe (atleast where I live) the shipping is too much and the prices aren't low in my experience.
@@akselrosales fr tho Europeans might have the best life tho but we aint got Starbucks or Dunkins or every oopular food store( in Moldova, the queen of wine)
@@saggiud5196 we have Starbucks and a bunch of other stuff where I live (Norway) but we miss a lot of the major stores. But that isn't a problem because Starbucks isn't even high quality and American chains tend to be much worse than the local stuff.
You actually can go into Costco without a membership, just ask the help desk and they will let you in. I got let in to compare prices before buying a membership.
It was worth it in the end. I got one
They gotcha!
They will also let you go in if you get someone you know who has a membership to buy you a gift card
@@ricedbroccoli yeah no shit
And they let you in for the food court I don't think it's the same in the U.S
@The Order Of The New Phoenix you must play fortnite, kid.
For anyone confused (If you somehow see this comment) Most stores are like free games with a lot of microtransactions, CostCo is like a paid game with no microtransactions. Best way to explain it.
costco is the one company who says they care about their customers and not be lying
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Nah man there isn’t a single big company that gives a shit about you.
Not only their customers, their employees too. They have some of the best benefits and pay of any "retail" store
That's the thing, they don't care about their customers, or their employees. They're too big a company. But unlike most modern corporstions, they look beyond next quarter's/next year's profits, and realize that by taking care of customers and employees both; they create a large and more stable source of profit.
@@maxmaynard1596 but that’s why they care about them.
As a non-Costco member, I walk into the store all the time just to buy a hot dog. They don't stop me.
From my experience in Costcos, they don't really care about anyone walking back in. The exit is the way into the food court, the help and return center, and the bathrooms (at least in the few Costcos I've been in). From what I've seen, the way into the main area is blocked by the checkout area. They really only check memberships at the main enterance
@@NickSmith-fe7lp at the Costco I go to, they ask for membership even at the food court now. You used to be able to buy a hotdog but I think they realized if they are losing money on things like hot dogs, they better be real members.
It might just be a thing at my Costco.
@@joemann7971 yeah, possibly. I know during covid they cracked down a lot at the back entrance/exit, but from what I've seen, it's loosened up a bit
@@NickSmith-fe7lp yep the food court is in between the checkout and the exit. The main entrance has a guy checking memberships as you walk in
@@carsonking6199 at mine they have gas and it’s extremely cheap they can go like 8 cents or something under the lowest fuel prices near and there is a local gas station that has really low gas so the dude that manages that at my Costco goes the lowest he can go but my point ehre is that too use the gas you need to put your card in first (Costco card) and to buy stuff form the actual store you need your card I think they have someone check your receipt to make sure your not walking out with a bunch of free items they also have a auto shop I believe because they got a bunch of tires also they had to get rid of the local skate park so the city made them pay for a brand new one which is better
Costco also treats their employees very well
But too bad some of their employees treat their customers poorly.
@@evolv.e as long as they dont straight up insult or assault you for nothing it doesnt matter. As someone who works in something similar to customer service we really need to get this idea that employees always have to treat customers like kings out of peoples heads its idiotic. come for what a place has to offer not for how nice the people are forced to be to you
as a costco employee I can confirm we are treated quite well for the most part, I would note that we try to treat everyone as well as we can but many people are tiring, entitled, and seemingly dumb. and after a certain number of those the employees are just done with it and spend the rest of their day grumpy and snappy.
@@thmxszI had a customer tell me I couldn't pick up the laptop I paid for because it was under my mother's name
...who I'm a registered partner with IN THE SYSTEM
ive heard that there are 30+/hr positions at Costco
The best costco ad doesn't exi-
Costco behind him with a gun: “Very good”
Come to europe ,most stores are similar
Kirkland brand .45
I dont know the monthly cost of a membership but I avoid memberships because they have a habit of draining a lot of money quickly and I don't go to buy wholesale enough to justify the monthly expense so these membership stores just feel like places in banned from eventhough I would happily pay a nonmember price just so I can buy a bigger box of goldfish I can't get normally.
your pfp is like me but not as exciting
@@TheAnnoyingBoss it’s a yearly fee, it’s pretty low, the food court is cheaper and much better than most, the Costco gas pumps are always the cheapest in town, and they only get the best fuel with the least harmful additives (because Costco quality control is amazing).
I find stuff there that ends up being 1/3 the price of what it’s being sold for somewhere else…. And you can return anything up to 2 years later in my experience.
I’m not claiming it’s perfect, nothing is… but costco comes pretty damn close
Also.. (as an employee at costco) Kirkland signature products are often produced by name brand companies. Like Kirkland vodka is made by titos or Kirkland coffee is made by Starbucks.
Im from Kirkland
@@yessirdoddle me too, which one?
I'm from Kirkland Washington, which is where Costco came from if I'm not mistaken
@@methpotluck3588 Washington kirkland
@@methpotluck3588 im in Washington kirkland
Cosco real just did a "fine ill do it myself" and I love it
Pro tip: gift cards for costco work without needing a membership, so get a friend who has the membership to sell you gift cards or buy them online.
Scam scam scam😮
@gingermonroe4153 nah bro it actuually works they dont care
@@RedX420So you can technically get in for like 5 dollars and don't use the gift card and use your money instead
@@mr_darks That's not how it works you have to use the gift card as payment if you don't have a membership.
@@gingermonroe4153Not really, gift cards work by you giving them money which they then reserve against any purchases made with a code attached to the gift card. Costco has already made their money on the gift card before you've even done anything with it.
Costco be like:
Our store is a massive warehouse with everything you could imagine, knock yourself out.
Don't forget the free samples, sometimes I go there and eat a bunch of free samples around the warehouse and that's enough to be lunch
@@Immadeus the best part lol
Do they have Godzilla toys
Do they have that
No, I didn't think so,
I'm not hating on Costco, but I'm saying it's like Amazon is crazy
Costco is an experience in itself when you go to it 10/10
never been at costco
@@stanleybochenek1862 you haven't lived
It’s basic and overrated hella people be in there the lines are still long because everybody got hella stuff that’s big so the cashiers lifting up stuff to scan it’s like Two people each register the receipts are super long then you pay For groceries throughout the year just to get a membership card to pay $60 l$90 for the year L
@@whattheysayk9558 but you get those free tasters plus it’s much cheaper than other supermarkets
@@whattheysayk9558 Costco has a lot of really good quality foodstuffs for cheap and the return pays for the membership. Cry about it.
If their business model is actually like this, I'd say its pretty dope.
Its a win-win for everybody
This man needs to do an official ad campaign for Cosco.
it's Costco. Cosco is a shipping company.
Did you not watch the video? 🤪
@@GarthKlaus did you? It was a compliment to the channel lol
Costco and sams club are really the deal im single only for myself and i cant stand other quality and they have more variety and they are actually really cheap
I dunno how but I got a bottle of free refillable Sam's club glasses cleaner and I wanna bring it in one day but I don't have a membership. I think it would be pretty funny to bring some decade old bottle for free glasses cleaner.
@@Doge-ws4qu some Walmart vision centers will fill it for free. I know mine does
@@user-yb5yb6rj8h Really? That's really cool, ill try it. Thanks for letting me know.
aw heck yeah sam's club is good! they got that fancy crap that means you don't gotta check out really
except Costco pays their workers... :/
75% of profit, not revenue. Two VERY different things.
When someone says revenue and profit we think the same thing though
@@rblxman3361Only if you're illiterate.
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@@rblxman3361They shouldn’t though
"Tell me you're sponsored without telling me you're sponsored" moment
Costco is the IKEA of grocery stores
We are Costco guys
And the best thing about Costco isn't the Hotdogs, or the food in general... It's the randomness of where the items are. It gets your brain active and keeps you mobile, while also intentionally drawing your attention to things you haven't heard, saw, or thought about and can get you to by it because of it's quality, and cost.
Sounds like every grocery store lmao
Try walking into a warehouse where every shelf and item gets switched around every week or after closing hours.
That is actually something that I would hate.
@NoHandle44 are you lazy?
@@shadowfight2player807probably he is obese as hell and can't move well
"Ladies and gentlemen, here we have an example of the sunk cost falacy"
"You're a sunk cost"
"Oof"
glad I’m not the only one who thought of that reference 😭
Underrated comment
No, but the Maldives have a sunk coast. (I know that it's supposed to be sunken, but that would ruin the joke)
Technoblade never dies
170 likes is crazy
But can I get a ultra realistic lightsaber at Costco. Yeah I didn’t think so.
I just started working at Costco and I've been a member for like 4 years at least and I just love what Costco is all about I go in for my 3rd night in a few hours!! 🥰🥰🥰
How'd the 10th day go?
@@Lazymotion well, the 9th was a lot crazier than tonight actually, but really, if you just focus on doing the task at hand and not worry too much cuz clothes are gonna get messed up no matter what until we close, it's really fine. My body is definitely feeling it, but I haven't been standing at work for a few months, so I think I just need my body to get used to it again
@@thefryinator7774 Goodluck lad!
Awesome job, hope you go far to either climb up the ladder or use the money you get to follow a dream or passion of yours!
@@FrostB312 thanks a lot, I might think about applying to corporate after working there my first year
Warehouse businesses like this always seem to work brilliantly. Bunnings is one of the most recognised and respected companies in Australia. Its a warehouse where you get your garden/house supplies (and often a sausage sizzle). If Bunnings was more corporate feeling, many people wouldn't want to give their business and it wouldn't be as iconic
(Also they state in all their ads that if you find a product for cheaper they'll beat the price by 10%)
My parents would always and I mean ALWAYS go to Costco anytime they needed something
Edit: I didn’t expect this comment to get 1k likes 💀
Another Edit: bro y’all gotta chill with the likes ong
👀
That's what we did and the rebate was always more than the membership cost
Even to buy ice cream?
That’s how I do.
Same
Bro is being held at gunpoint by Costco
joke right
Reminds me of SNR… it’s like Costco in the Philippines with imported products, it’s a whole damn grocery store with imported products lol
“A whole damn grocery store”
Wow… you mean.. an entire grocery store?!?
@@thereinthetrees_5626 he said with only *imported products* you smartass
@@thereinthetrees_5626 it’s like Costco, my English is very bad sory
S&R is like Costco, because Costco is part owner of S&R, with a bit more imported goods like Kirkland inside.
Most grocery store products are imported?
Hence why I’m wearing a Costco Kirkland signature T shirt that cost me 6 bucks, the quality is incredible
I've heard their leggings are on par with Lululemon. And ugg owners like theirs better than authentic ones
Is it comfortable tho?
@@kultainenmursu5175 like butter in your skin man it’s high quality
@@mmmazayyy I didn't know Digimon got into the fashion business...
Their shirts and higher quality jeans are great.
Their cheaper jeans are a little rough around the waistband, but nothing major, and for like £7 why should I even complain.
Their clothing selection and price is great.
My dad works at Costco, and If you work there, there’s a secret freezer room with Turkey employees can get for free.
TURKEY?!
That's a very weird flex
any employee around thanksgiving gets a free turkey.
One thing I really love is that when covid hit and everyone started raising prices, the owner of Costco refused to raise the price of the 1.50 hotdog combo, same thing Arizona tea did, refusing to raise prices because it was company tradition and part of why they were doing so well
Most underrated channel ever
Idk why but I like the Costco warehouse vibes and that you can just wander around at your own paste
Mmm paste
@@sir_cabbage1170 Oh my days. I realised I spelt pace wrong 😂🤩
@@kaironcabaylo I'm glad you didn't correct your comment, because that makes it funny.
I imagine someone wandering around with their own toothpaste or whatever... 😂
Costco is one of the very few companies that actually care about their employees & customers while still able to be profitable.
some states require stores to let you in to shop even without a membership. a membership only gets you a discount
Maybe but every Costco I’ve ever been to has required you to show your card when you check out
That's dumb
Costco actually is really worth it! I'd say it's more than the sunlight cost fallacy, it's great.
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I love Costco. Everyone I've ever seen work there has always moved up in life.
Fun fact: If you don’t have a costco membership there is still a way you can get in, If you receive a costco gift card but you dont have a membership, you can enter the store and buy stuff up to the amount on the gift card
This is the greatest Costco ad Ive ever seen, I wanna get a membership now
I don’t shop at Costco because of any fallacies there might be. I shop at Costco for the cheep gasoline and pizza slices. My wife of 30+ years and I often go to Costco for date night - walk around, eat samples, pick up a few necessities, then we hit that food stall! (My wife keeps me around because I’m such a romantic!)
I think you might be poor.
@@dodgek5270he is just taking advantage of the free samples
Bro just single handedly declared war on MatPat
This is gonna be interesting
How?
@@TheThunderStrikes He made a video about Costco where he said that they keep the stores looking low budget so you feel like it is
Man this comment made mesa sad
Tell me you're sponsored without telling me that you're sponsored be like:
I don't even live in the US and this made me want to get a membership at Costco
There’s Costco’s in Canada
@@duckbros1009 wow, thanks, there are no other countries in the world except the US and Canada, as we all know.
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@@pepparody There's Costcos in Mexico too, at least one where I live
And Madrid
After decades of feeding a family and grocery/products shopping, I've compared prices between every store and Costco.
You can pry my Costco card from my cold dead hands.
I'm asian and I wish we had Costco stores here in my country. The price of household items has sky-rocketed
Shout-out to the Costco food court they be doing God's work 🙌 🙏 😩
Amen
I wish they would bring back the supreme pizza, we used to buy that weekly for game nights
In Germany we don’t have Costco , we have Metro where you also need a memebership
Is it like Costco?
@@elcaponeholyemperorofnj1169 kinda
same here in India
memebership
The biggest irony is the Costco membership is nothing compared to the hundreds of items people get at the store to “offset” the cost
Bro's channel and editing abilities have increased by a lot in a year
costco is all in all a great company, for consumers and also for its employees
WE ABSOLUTELY LUV THE WAY THEY DO BUSINESS N THE BRAND IS ALWAYS HI QUALITY 😊🩷
They are the most efficient grocery I’ve ever seen.
costco is just so fun to go to the samples are amazing and the staff are cool
This is a certified Costco ad right here.
"Today's video is sponsored by Costco"
If you want to get into a Costco and buy things for cheap without a membership. Try getting a Costco gift card, maybe using a friend or family member to get it. You get the amazing prices and the gift card. And you don’t even have to use it, just if someone asks.
there ceo is amazing, every employee gets payed very well and benefit, and their food is amazing
Basically it's best if you want to buy a lot, or have a big family
Its funny, because literally no one stops you from going in the out door and eating all the samples without ever flashing a card, just look like you know exactly where you’re going.
Not at any Costco I've been to. You have to show ID card or apply for membership
Wow, I didn't know Costco was so great! I gotta go there one day when I visit the country.
Kirkland sports drink is above and beyond Powerade even Gatorade!
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Costco is great for a large family. The membership fee pales in comparison to the savings you get when you buy enormous amounts of stuff there. My Dad's hade a membership there for decades.
My mom who just recently relized she had a costco memenership after 12 years: Your telling me that I could’ve saved money all these years buying f###ing groceries?!?
You pay for it every year too😢
“also thank you Costco for sponsoring this video”
I like how the membership is portrayed like a ball and chain, like you won't save 50 bucks (the cost of a card) on your first trip there.
Everything is 25% off at Costco. That's just how it is. Then they have sales on THAT -25% cost.
A big, key component of Costco being cheaper, is that the customer handles the "last mile shipping". The customer comes to the warehouse as opposed to Amazon delivering to your doorstep.
Filipinos, rise up, for today we have been recognized
Costco is at the Philippines?!
@@Vernardo bruh
I thought you were Ray William Johnson at first because your voices are so similar
I love Costco. Its where I got my law degree.
Blink twice if your being held hostage by costco
It’s actually really genius because when buying the £80 membership, you’re basically betting yourself that over the year, you can save £80 worth of savings. Essentially, it makes you spend more money, to make you feel like you’re saving money.
This came up as soon as I got home from Costco….😳
Costco is all-knowing.
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Honestly being in a Costco is way more comfortable then being in a super market
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Too late 😂
They also sell alot in “bulk” so they can sell more products for higher prices
They also work with name brand companies to stock cheaper versions like a kitchen aid mixer from Costco is made of cheaper parts than ones sold at appliance stores which is why they can offer a cheaper price.
We don't have Costco in Europe by the way but we have Metro/Makro Cash and Carry which is similar to it.
Costco is a homie
We have the Executive membership at CostCo. The 2% rebate MORE than pays for it every year.
We also have Amazon Prime - which, besides the streaming that CostCo doesn't have, also has things that CostCo would never dream of selling. Prime shipping more than pays for that, too.
Plus the loyalty card at the chain grocery store, because I don't buy food at Amazon - and CostCo only has a limited selection of what we do buy in staples. (Why they have ONLY chicken noodle in canned soups, I have never really figured out.)
Shows if a business cares for quality and customer satisfaction they’ll succeed
Costco is excellent. Cheap, high-quality stuff, in bulk. They care for their employees too, it's decent pay with decent benefits, you get some holidays off, and they promote from within.
Costco is a company that can do buisness in a way that doesnt completely screw you over and I respect that.
75% of Costco’s *profit* come from membership, not revenue. There’s huge difference between those two
I imagine the reason why people shop at a costco is because they live near one within 10-15 minutes or even 20, I would genuinely love to shop at costco, however the closest one is 45 minutes to and from
Costco membership pays off very quickly if you have a car. The basic membership costs $60. At a regular gas station, a full tank for my car is about $60, but at Costco it’s 40$. After three pumps (three weeks on average), the membership price is paid by price difference. Also, if you get Costco credit card, you would earn a 4% cash back for gas purchases.
Totally worth it.
They aren't cheap in all things, but discounts are good for many things, so if you stick to those, you win. Gasoline savings alone generally will pay for the membership cost.
Last time i checked, there are billions of things amazon has that costco doesn't
In Hungary we have a store called Metro. It works in the same way, except it is cheaper when you buy in bulk.
That last line actually made me want to purchase a Costco membership 😅
You can actually get in to costco without a membership if you're buying liquor or using the pharmacy. Its part of their liqour license and some kind of state mandate that those be accessible to the public. Only reason to take advantage of this would be to use the food court though since you need a membership to pay for anything else