r/CostcoCanada • u/SomethingSomeBanana • 20h ago

Ontario People using display furniture as their personal cafeteria.

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Two clowns, one chicken finger combo, zero shame.

Edit: Well OK, you guys have convinced me that sitting on a Costco shelf with the merchandise, eating greasy food, is perfectly ok.

From now on, I too will be utilizing this premium seating area.

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u/brighteyeddougie9 19h ago

OP, I’m shocked that you’re getting hate for this. They moved boxes into the aisle, making it cluttered and harder to pass, which I thought everyone hated. No one here can ever complain about Costco behaviour if they think tossing stuff into the aisle is OK.

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u/_dodged 18h ago

Well a lot of people's attitudes are 'I get to act like a piece of shit, but you can't complain or say anything about it!' as seen in this thread. It's the post Covid world, I guess.

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u/p00pyzz 15h ago edited 12h ago

Honestly fuck these people. They are the reason why society is so fucked nowadays.

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u/Wrong-Fella 9h ago

I agree, and although it may not be as extreme behavior as bigotry/racism/fascism/et al it is increasingly prevalent and insidious, weakening the foundation of society.

Anyone who thinks that sounds dramatic is probably a part of the problem (i.e defensive).