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As such, many smaller parties made Costco the go to place for all party related needs while in other cases Costco was better than the official party.

Up until now, Costco hasn't cared that they're providing a comfy space for these loudmouthed assholes to congregate.

Calvin Klein jeans used to be a fashion item, but when Costco started carrying them, favor had been lost.

It doesn't seem that this is made for costco-level swarms of people entering a large space at one time.

Our companies make products that are on the shelves of stores like Costco & Whole Foods.

Also available at Costco or any Asian grocery store (at least on the west coast).

Imagine if Costco sold itself as the go to sight for all your political needs.

Well, people don't go to Costco for commentary, they go there to buy things.

I stick with ones made in California, but wasn't Costco busted for selling fake olive oil?

Not a massive problem, except that Costco picked up a lot of the market share and thus has not insignificant voice in larger matters.

Even at Costco the stuff runs like $15/liter.

They are cheap at Costco and recyclable.

It's similarly "good for you" like Olive oil and is relatively inexpensive at Costco (though nowhere near as cheap as Canola or Peanut oil).

Think Walmart, Costco, Amazon and how they leveraged their scale to drive efficiency through the ecosystem.

And how does this compare to establishments that require membership to use such as Costco?

It's gone from chasing Walmart to chasing Costco, and that's a much smaller market.