Do people actually go to Costco for one thing tho… except maybe the food court? Can’t imagine myself doing a quick grab n go like I would at a CVS or 7-11.
Sometimes I’ll run in for just cat litter and a bag of coffee (the local ones carry a regional brand of whole bean coffee that’s okay for the price).
We have both Sam’s and Costco (we generally get different things at each), and they are just a couple of blocks apart, so if our bi-monthly shopping is heavy to one, I might only need a couple of items at the other.
I absolutely loved people watching in the food court where people would go there for a $5 roast and a $10 bottle of wine and that was all they came for.
I actually do sometimes depending what it is. For instance I’m low on kosher salt and we cook a ton so we only get it at Costco, I’m gonna stop by later this week for a box.
I live in a rural area and my closest Costco is over an hour away. I go once or twice a month, usually when my husband is in town for work, we get everything we’ll need for that month since we’re not going often. If I were closer I’d go all the time because I love it there and I’m one of the lucky ones, mine is never crowded.
Do people actually go to Costco for one thing tho… except maybe the food court? Can’t imagine myself doing a quick grab n go like I would at a CVS or 7-11.
Sometimes I’ll run in for just cat litter and a bag of coffee (the local ones carry a regional brand of whole bean coffee that’s okay for the price).
We have both Sam’s and Costco (we generally get different things at each), and they are just a couple of blocks apart, so if our bi-monthly shopping is heavy to one, I might only need a couple of items at the other.
I absolutely loved people watching in the food court where people would go there for a $5 roast and a $10 bottle of wine and that was all they came for.
I actually do sometimes depending what it is. For instance I’m low on kosher salt and we cook a ton so we only get it at Costco, I’m gonna stop by later this week for a box.
Be careful, you need a source of iodine in your diet, and hipster salts don’t have it.
I live in a rural area and my closest Costco is over an hour away. I go once or twice a month, usually when my husband is in town for work, we get everything we’ll need for that month since we’re not going often. If I were closer I’d go all the time because I love it there and I’m one of the lucky ones, mine is never crowded.