A disorganized, warehouse looking discount store you have to pay to get in
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A membership-based merchandise club that charges its members an annual fee for the privilege of shopping at its stores.
These fees represent the bulk of Costco’s operating profit. In 2019, Costco made $3.35 billion from membership fees, an increase of 7% from the previous year. Its entire net income for the year was $3.66 billion.
https://www.investopedia.com/stock-analysis/040915/3-reasons-costco-great-company-cost.aspx
A warehouse with the government store feel with a business model of selling memberships to cult-like shoppers.
A golf country club selling merchandise and bulk groceries that are not any cheaper than their big competitors.
A giant everything-mart who loves to hate its customers.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZIFCWpn4qQ4
Members only discount store
Giant surplus store
Megastore run by Nazis
A private club that requires a paid membership, also stipulates that it reserves the right to check customers’ bags as part of its membership conditions
A place to eat free samples
The store that sells you the privilege to get insulted at the door
Oversized grocery outlet with limited choices of megapack merchandise
A binary store where each item has only two alternatives
A good example of what American socialism will look like
A discount chain store with an archaic business model from the ’80s which charges a membership fee to shop
A perfect place for masochists who love to be insulted when they leave the store
Shopping ground for the third world trash.