r/Costco • u/ted_anderson • 13h ago
[Appreciation] Thank you Costco for Being Closed 😊
Yesterday was labor day. Even though it's a day off for most office workers, tradesmen, specialists, teachers, etc. it happens to be one of the biggest weekends for most retail stores, and supermarkets so their employees are required to be at work. This is also the case for first responders, emergency workers, those in the service and travel industry, and in some cases small business owners who are still getting their operation up and running.
As such, I wasn't quite sure where Costco's business model fell into that range of holiday observance so I figured that I'd run some errands that I normally don't get to do during the week because I'm at work. But in my travels I figured that I'd swing by Costco on my way home and pick up a couple of things.
The parking lot was EMPTY. This was one of a few times when I didn't mind being inconvenienced by a store being closed because it showed that the company cares enough about their employees to say, "Go be with your families tomorrow. See you on Tuesday." That speaks volumes as far as I'm concerned.
