I’m at Costco…AMA

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Do you understand the structure of an AMA? To review, these are the steps:

-you post the AMA
-posters ask you questions
-you answer the questions

I am on my own time due to other commitments.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Do you have a large basement for storing all the extra stuff you have to buy in bulk at cost co? Do you have a large SUV to bring all the stuff home?

This is so silly. I routinely spend $700 or so at Costco and drive a civic.

How many trips back and forth does it take to get all your groceries home?

One or two. I usually never have a cart when I shop.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Is anyone masked?

Not that I saw. Thank you FSM!

[Anonymous]

So, OP, but this thread was a total fail. Next time don't post unless you know you're prepared to engage and entertain.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Ask someone what they do for a living to be at Costco at 3pm

WFH

Appears you are unclear about what the W means in WFH.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:So, OP, but this thread was a total fail. Next time don't post unless you know you're prepared to engage and entertain.

AMA means ask me anything. It doesn’t mean answer anything or on your time. Don’t like a thread, move on.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Ask someone what they do for a living to be at Costco at 3pm

WFH

Appears you are unclear about what the W means in WFH.

Not at all. WFH means I set my own hours and work at my convenience. I work totally for myself.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:So, OP, but this thread was a total fail. Next time don't post unless you know you're prepared to engage and entertain.

AMA means ask me anything. It doesn’t mean answer anything or on your time. Don’t like a thread, move on.

PP, I don't think OP is going to be inviting you over for soup anytime soon.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Ask someone what they do for a living to be at Costco at 3pm

WFH

Appears you are unclear about what the W means in WFH.

Not at all. WFH means I set my own hours and work at my convenience. I work totally for myself.

Well, OK.

But gosh, you sure have been at Costco for a long time!

[Anonymous]

I went shopping two weeks ago at a Costco in the Seattle area. They are testing a complete no touch experience using RFID tech. You scan your app to enter the store. You do all of your shopping and then walk out. You get emailed a receipt. You don’t stop to show a receipt, you don’t scan yourself or have your items scanned.

It is the future and it was wonderful!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I went shopping two weeks ago at a Costco in the Seattle area. They are testing a complete no touch experience using RFID tech. You scan your app to enter the store. You do all of your shopping and then walk out. You get emailed a receipt. You don’t stop to show a receipt, you don’t scan yourself or have your items scanned.

It is the future and it was wonderful!

That was the most interesting response in this AMA!

[Anonymous]

How can you push your cart and type?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I went shopping two weeks ago at a Costco in the Seattle area. They are testing a complete no touch experience using RFID tech. You scan your app to enter the store. You do all of your shopping and then walk out. You get emailed a receipt. You don’t stop to show a receipt, you don’t scan yourself or have your items scanned.

It is the future and it was wonderful!

Umm. That’s how all the Amazon Fresh stores work. There are several here in NoVA.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Why do you need pesto for tomato soup?

That sounds delish.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Do you have a large basement for storing all the extra stuff you have to buy in bulk at cost co? Do you have a large SUV to bring all the stuff home?

This is so silly. I routinely spend $700 or so at Costco and drive a civic.

How many trips back and forth does it take to get all your groceries home?

Maybe that poster is buying items other than groceries. I, too, have driven a Civic and bought that much at Costco in one trip. In June 2020, we learned that my now-adopted son would be coming to stay with us indefinitely. We had a day’s notice. Costco saved us driving all over town.