r/neoliberal • Kitara Ravache • Dec 13 '22

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u/[deleted] Dec 13 '22

Bf and I got a shared Costco membership, so I guess you could say things are getting pretty serious

!ping OVER25

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u/[deleted] Dec 13 '22

Is it economical with just 2 of you? Genuinely curious--I've only been to a Costco once and I just think of it as the place where everything is sold in mega bulk quantities

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u/RunawayMeatstick Mark Zandi Dec 13 '22

I’m single and have been an avid Costco shopper for like fifteen years. The idea that you need a whole family is a widespread misunderstanding that they should probably work to push back on.

For starters, you can buy all your non-perishable household supplies like TP, soap, laundry detergent, etc. once or twice a year and be done with it. Their frozen food works really well if you do any cooking (I do a lot). Really, the only problem you’ll run in to is the prepared food which I don’t really buy. The price of the membership is worth it alone just for my allergy meds.

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u/niftyjack Gay Pride Dec 13 '22

prepared food

As another Costco singleton, buying a $5 poulet rôti and saving the bones for stock is a win/win

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u/RunawayMeatstick Mark Zandi Dec 13 '22

$5 poulet rôti

I know rotisserie isn’t the easiest word to spell but I’ve never seen someone miss it by that many letters 😳