MAGAs giving up CostCo memberships

christiefan915 said:
I love Aldi!
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It's great, but I've often fallen in love with a product, and it isn't there next time I go. They tell Aldi fans to stock up when they see it because Aldi only stocks so much of some products. One of the products I fell in love with was a confetti cake oatmeal. Haven't seen it since I bought it, maybe two years ago.
 
Crepitus said:
Sounds like a serious case of sour grapes, lol
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Fuck yeah, and by the time you reach the front of the fuckin line, them grapes do turn sour. Them African motherfuckers with 2 and 3 push crates, I'm sick of it. This one guy, damn near bought up all the fuckin milk, all of it. All I kept thinking was I hope these white washed motherfuckers wasn't gonna use that shit to whiten they skin....cause slaves use to do that shit back in the day, thinking white milk will somehow bleach they skin.
 
T. A. Gardner said:
You sure that's a man? As a Leftist you should be less discriminatory and presupposing of things, shouldn't you?
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I wear my shirt everywhere, BUT COSCO'S....to many rednecks...but at Sam's and other venues, I wear my shirt proudly and and and because I'm old, I don't get fucked with that much, but they do be hatin on me, tho
 
ThatOwlWoman said:
We had a membership back when we lived in St. Louis. The lines weren't that bad but then I shopped early when it opened at 10am. I dropped the membership after a couple of years when I realized that just the two of us did not need huge mass quantities of anything. I mostly bought their Kirkland men's dress/office clothing for Mr. Owl, and paper products. The ginormous roll of foil lasted over 10 years!!! There's no Costco where we live now but we can still get Kirkland brand stuff (like a replacement ginormous box of foil) on line.
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I'm a senior on a fixed income and I need certain things in bulk, like tissue paper, diapers, coffee etc...But I only shop at Cosco's or Sams like every 3 mos if that. But during the holidays, like you, I love the deals they have with their comforters and clothing.
 
christiefan915 said:
I love Aldi!
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I'm curious... how come? We don't have one here, where we've lived for 9 years now. There was one when I lived in a rural county of MO way back when... 16 years ago. It was small, smelled of rotten produce, you had to pay just to have a grocery cart, and pay more if you wanted your purchases in bags. It was dirty and shabby. We went to a more modern, larger one in Maine on vacation. It was much nicer, but still dirty.
 
Jade Dragon said:
It's great, but I've often fallen in love with a product, and it isn't there next time I go. They tell Aldi fans to stock up when they see it because Aldi only stocks so much of some products. One of the products I fell in love with was a confetti cake oatmeal. Haven't seen it since I bought it, maybe two years ago.
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I don't buy too many "exotic" things that you see once and never again. But they had these cookies back in October, pumpkin spice w/ cream filling, and I kept going back and buying until they were completely out. Another of their cookies I like is the chunk chocolate chip, great big chunks in a nice-size cookie. They're a standard so I'm not worried about them.
 
christiefan915 said:
Every maga eventually embraces trump's slurs...
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ThatOwlWoman said:
I'm curious... how come? We don't have one here, where we've lived for 9 years now. There was one when I lived in a rural county of MO way back when... 16 years ago. It was small, smelled of rotten produce, you had to pay just to have a grocery cart, and pay more if you wanted your purchases in bags. It was dirty and shabby. We went to a more modern, larger one in Maine on vacation. It was much nicer, but still dirty.
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Doesn't sound like the Aldi I know. Sure, they have concrete floors, and stuff is in boxes rather than neatly on display, but I love their foods. They have good dips and cheeses. When they have German week, that's when we really stock up.
 
tigerred59 said:
Fuck yeah, and by the time you reach the front of the fuckin line, them grapes do turn sour. Them African motherfuckers with 2 and 3 push crates, I'm sick of it. This one guy, damn near bought up all the fuckin milk, all of it. All I kept thinking was I hope these white washed motherfuckers wasn't gonna use that shit to whiten they skin....cause slaves use to do that shit back in the day, thinking white milk will somehow bleach they skin.
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Wow, that's some over the top racism.

Are you trying to upset me?

'Cause I don't get upset about forum shit, so you needn't bother.
 
ThatOwlWoman said:
I'm curious... how come? We don't have one here, where we've lived for 9 years now. There was one when I lived in a rural county of MO way back when... 16 years ago. It was small, smelled of rotten produce, you had to pay just to have a grocery cart, and pay more if you wanted your purchases in bags. It was dirty and shabby. We went to a more modern, larger one in Maine on vacation. It was much nicer, but still dirty.
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The one by my house is nothing like that. You have to use a quarter to unlock the cart but you get it back when you return it. Food is ggod, the place is neat and clean, and the prices are better than both the walmart and dillons (kroger) that are on the same block
 
ThatOwlWoman said:
I'm curious... how come? We don't have one here, where we've lived for 9 years now. There was one when I lived in a rural county of MO way back when... 16 years ago. It was small, smelled of rotten produce, you had to pay just to have a grocery cart, and pay more if you wanted your purchases in bags. It was dirty and shabby. We went to a more modern, larger one in Maine on vacation. It was much nicer, but still dirty.
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They have very unique item, and produce, meat, frozen entrees for very reasonable prices.
 
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