Is the membership fee worth it?

Is the membership fee worth it?

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In my opinion it's worth it for the rotisserie chicken and items you need in bulk.

idk I shop at my local kroger owned grocer

You WILL consume

No its not. Their business hours are fucking retarded.

After 50 kosher hotdogs and sodas (free refills) it totally is. Remember to steal all the chopped onions and other condiments for max benefit.

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Costco membership fee is different for every country.

Yes. Costco is unironically the absolute best place to shop for bulk in here in the US.
Costco and Kirkland are too powerful.

Depends what your shopping habits are and how close you are to one. It's only $60/year so not hard to make it worth but I still wouldn't get it myself. Each membership comes with two cards though so I'm leeching off my mommy's.

You can eat at the food court without being a member.

wtf you guys has costco

I think it's worthwhile because you can buy cheap gas there, but this may not apply to you. You might not be interested anyway because most of the stuff at Costco is too big to be easily stolen.

>You might not be interested anyway because most of the stuff at Costco is too big to be easily stolen.
What?

A lot of the things sold at Costco are physically large and/or unwieldy, so it would be difficult to steal them from the store. I mention this because you are a stranger to me, so I can only assume that you're a criminal.

In Canada it's worth it if you drive and have a family. Else it's debatable.

I've found the shopping advantage of buying stuff in bulk largely doesn't exist in Canada. American Costcos have way better bulk discounts than ours do, notably when it comes to alcohol (which Ontario Costcos do not sell). But, if you only fill up on Costco gas, you'll come out ahead on the membership fee. The rest of what you save is somewhat minimal. You can maximize your benefit by buying things that grocery stores tend to gouge on, ie. toilet paper and detergents.

The food discount on anything worth buying is somewhat minimal. If you bought literally nothing but Costco groceries, it would add up and you'd save money, but their selection is bad. Our city's Costco has chicken, beef, pork, salmon, and tilapia. No other meat. They occasionally carry gigantic sacks of mussels and carry utterly titanic turkeys at Christmas. The number of cuts of meat are extremely limited and of disappointing quality. Their beef is generally quite disappointing and has little to no marbling. The chickens are okay and are a good deal at $25 for three; the only other decent deal is on chicken thighs, but it's ~$20 for a huge package. The pork cuts are seemingly restricted to chops, ribs, and belly.

The frozen, pre-made, and hot deli food is fucking bad. Meme bullshit like "brazil bites" is expensive, frozen dumplings and curries are all fucking awful, and the hot food counter (hot dogs, wings, pizza, etc) is tasteless, aside from the salt.

Will I get another membership? Maybe. I don't drive as much for my current job so for now it's not as tempting. Would I say membership is worth it? For actual families it definitely is, but for me and my gf it's a bit of a toss up.

I have never stolen anything.

>In Canada it's worth it if you drive and have a family. Else it's debatable.
So two people might not be enough? Do they have gluten free foods?

Do we even have costco here? But yeah in general those types of bulk store with membership fees are worth it if you're smart with your purchases. You can "earn back" the fee on a single item in some cases.

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It’s still far more worth it than shopping at Sobeys or Metro.