August 30, 202640 road milesAll four of us70s overcastOrder 290Food court $13.8511 photographs
A half-cheese half-pepperoni pizza to go, two waters, and a cookie, $12.94 plus $0.91 Connecticut tax. Same cookie as Norwalk, soft this time.
In the warehouse, $9.54 across 1 item. Sunscreen, marked down. We only found it once, but it felt like a double markdown.
Regular, $3.879. Eighteen and a third gallons, $71.26.The food court receipt. Tap it to read every line.
Kirkland regular, $3.879 a gallon, counting up to $71.26.
What we found
Brookfield’s board. Still $1.50.Order 290 coming together: a pizza, two waters, a cookie. $13.85.Half cheese, half pepperoni, eighteen inches, to go.
The last stop of the day, boxed. The pumpkin pie we came in for stayed on the shelf.The price checker settles it. Neutrogena, $8.97. A price ending in .97 is a markdown.Brookfield’s iron. Same item, same $59.99, same asterisk. Three for three.
String light poles, $79.99 less a $20 instant rebate that expired the next day.Costco sells silver. Ten ounces, $709.99, limit of ten, no returns.The pillows the boys were hiding behind two warehouses ago.Home.
Double chocolate chunk cookie, $2.49 Would order again
The way it is supposed to be made: slightly crunchy outside, soft inside, gooey chocolate. Same item as Norwalk, same afternoon, one warehouse later, and not the same cookie at all. — Jes and Rich
Whole 18-inch pizza, $9.95 Would order again
Bought for the ride home, and it made it. Half cheese, half pepperoni; Mathew prefers just cheese. — All four of us
Not affiliated with, endorsed by, sponsored by, or connected to Costco Wholesale Corporation. We just really like the hot dog.
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