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[geezerette]

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@ciao_bella wrote:

@depglass   Now that you mention it, I can picture in my mind,  Dan Hughes with the guy who would load up the sand carpet and then shake it all out to show how much it held.  I can't remember the name of it either.  I'm sure someone with a better memory will pop up and tell us. 

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@ciao_bella 

@depglass 

Don Aslett

There are still a few mats listed, although I don't know if they're the kind you're looking for.

[jackthebear]

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@ScrapHappy wrote:

I was at Costco last Saturday.  They had some fall clothing out, flannels, but not as much as yours had.  I did buy a flannel jacket for daughter, sherpa inside.  I think it was $15.  I've made Costco on my to go list for shopping.  Used to go just a couple of times a year but I go more frequently now.  Not just for clothing, food too.

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we are Costco junkies,

I love going there always something fun and new

[icezeus]

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@jackthebear wrote:

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@ScrapHappy wrote:

I was at Costco last Saturday.  They had some fall clothing out, flannels, but not as much as yours had.  I did buy a flannel jacket for daughter, sherpa inside.  I think it was $15.  I've made Costco on my to go list for shopping.  Used to go just a couple of times a year but I go more frequently now.  Not just for clothing, food too.

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we are Costco junkies,

I love going there always something fun and new

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@jackthebear 

Costco is like Disneyland for adults. 

[jackthebear]

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@icezeus wrote:

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@jackthebear wrote:

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@ScrapHappy wrote:

I was at Costco last Saturday.  They had some fall clothing out, flannels, but not as much as yours had.  I did buy a flannel jacket for daughter, sherpa inside.  I think it was $15.  I've made Costco on my to go list for shopping.  Used to go just a couple of times a year but I go more frequently now.  Not just for clothing, food too.

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we are Costco junkies,

I love going there always something fun and new

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@jackthebear 

Costco is like Disneyland for adults. 

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it is

[ciao_bella]

@geezerette   Thank you!  I knew someone would remember!

[VanSleepy]

I haven't looked at the clothes the last couple times because they have made it a pain!  If it's a day when the store is extra crowded (always it seems), one of the mile-long lines for the checkouts is over there. So the people who are passing through are using the other side of that aisle to get by. Now add another person standing there trying to look at the clothes. 

[Hilery]

@ScrapHappy  my husband and I enjoy the soft serve vanilla ice cream sold in Costco food court. I usually buy 2; freeze one and we share one. It is my understanding the ice cream mix comes from Humboldt Creamery in Northern California as does the vanilla ice cream sold in double cartons in the warehouse. The price of one soft serve in food court in my area (Texas) is $2.15 and a bargain for the quality. 

[ciao_bella]

@Hilery Yes... You are correct about the Humbolt company's ice cream at Costco.  My neighbor works for Costco and told me the same.  The Costcos' where I live (there are 3 all within about equal distance from my home in different directions) have a new flavor ice cream at the food court.  It's strawberry!  And, you can get it in a swirl of vanilla/strawberry, if you want. 

[ciao_bella]

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@VanSleepy wrote:

I haven't looked at the clothes the last couple times because they have made it a pain!  If it's a day when the store is extra crowded (always it seems), one of the mile-long lines for the checkouts is over there. So the people who are passing through are using the other side of that aisle to get by. Now add another person standing there trying to look at the clothes. 

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@VanSleepy  My only complaint about the Costco clothing section where I live (don't know if they do it all the same at other Costco's) but they mix all the sizes together in big folded piles.   At the Costco I go to, the lady who takes care of that department now uses folded piles in each size, so no more rummaging through big piles of folded clothes to find a specific size.  

[drizzellla]

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@VanSleepy wrote:

I haven't looked at the clothes the last couple times because they have made it a pain!  If it's a day when the store is extra crowded (always it seems), one of the mile-long lines for the checkouts is over there. So the people who are passing through are using the other side of that aisle to get by. Now add another person standing there trying to look at the clothes. 

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Also you can no longer get through our clothing section with a cart at my Costco. Many of the aisles in the clothing section have carts stacked with clothing. The clothing is either coming or going from being displayed.

And get two women walking side by side down the aisle and they stop to talk about every item and you get stuck.