You’re not alone.
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3 thumbs up.
If I had more thumbs, I’d rate it higher
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You cannot scarf a whole chicken bake?
I cannot relate.
I do miss the food court ice cream bars that they discontinued years ago. They were better than dove bars, and that is high praise.
that was a thing? I can only imagine.
I miss the deluxe pizza as an option, rather than just cheese and pepperoni. If that was still available, even if it was a higher price, I’d be getting one of those every couple of weeks.
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I don’t want to know more about the third thumb.
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Reminds me of an episode of Man vs Food…
That show was great.
It’s kinda like how on the original series of Star Trek, the character Spock had 3 ears.
#1
The left ear
#2
The right ear
#3
and the final front ear.
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Costco now with $200M/month of gold bar sales
That’s a lot of wheels of cheese.
Must be old, item numbers are not available online.
i like how they’re charging 180 grand, but still trying to play the emotional manipulation game of pricing it a penny less.
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i also highly suspect that this is 'shopped and the real price is more like 17,999.99. Same principle though.
That piano doesn’t really look high end to me.
A decent Steinway of that size goes for £120k or so ($160k)
So the $180k price tag does seem a bit suspect.
I’ve been thinking about getting some of these. Costco was selling PAMP bars, and I guess PAMP is a reputable Swiss gold refiner, which makes reselling these bars easier.
Bosendorfer has been used for recordings by many of the world’s great pianists. It was the preferred piano maker of Franz Liszt. More recent pianists include Richter, Brendel, Schiff, Rubinstein and Oscar Peterson.
Famously, a broken down Bosendorfer was used by Keith Jarrett in the Koln concert, although it did lead to him ultimately preferring Steinway.
I have always wondered what security is like at Costco in the US now given that they sell gold bars.
Must make them juicy targets for robbery given the price of gold at the moment.
That is why they make you scan your costco card when you enter
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I am guessing that piano is the most expensive item Costco sells.
It would be funny if the guy who bought one also had on his receipt a set of snow tires, a case of toilet paper, and giant jars of Nutella.
Looks like they’re counting on the buyers of frozen Asian dumplings to do an impulse buy of the piano whilst in that aisle.
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