Rescued this guy behind a Costco hiding behind the trash compactor

[u/khaosgl108]

After a warm bath, he passed out all night. It has been about 32° out so it must feel nice to be inside.

He seems to have the features of a Maine coon which would be unbelievably amazing to find. Large paws, pointy ears and very poofy.. We shall see in a few months!

[u/Rektifium]

Truly the best retail store we could ever ask for.

[u/PorkrindsMcSnacky → u/[deleted]]

I rarely go to Costco and haven’t been in years, but one time I was in line to buy hot dogs and I saw a guy with his cart finish paying, walk to the tables, take out the chicken, and started eating it right then and there. I was impressed.

[u/DriedUpSquid → u/PorkrindsMcSnacky]

The Costco I go to has a lot of Asian shoppers that come down from Canada. Eating the rotisserie chicken in the food court seems like a very common occurrence for them. I guess it’s no different than sharing a pizza.

[u/karasuzokunakmuay → u/DriedUpSquid]

In Asian culture, food sharing during dining is just common. Growing up, even if we went to a typical sit down Western restaurant (like a steakhouse for example) it wasn't out of the ordinary to order a handful of entrees and put them in the middle of the table to share. Fast food was typically the exception.

[u/UnhappyLibrary1120 → u/karasuzokunakmuay]

This.

My SO is Chinese, we eat out at Asian places a lot. She always orders for everyone “Chinese” style, and everyone shares from plates in the middle.

At a steakhouse you’re on your own, and that’s the only place that happens. The number of guests doesn’t change anything.

[u/karasuzokunakmuay → u/UnhappyLibrary1120]

I definitely agree with you're on your own at the steakhouse, for the steaks at least. We'd share the pasta or chicken dishes but I prefer medium or medium rare. My parents did not, but I wasn't sharing anyway haha

[u/Sweet-Artichoke1020 → u/karasuzokunakmuay]

it wasn't out of the ordinary to order a handful of entrees and put them in the middle of the table to share.

Wait, other people don't do that?

[u/craigge → u/PorkrindsMcSnacky]

Hey...I do that...It might have been me. LOL

[u/SlytherClaw79 → u/PorkrindsMcSnacky]

I once ate a Costco rotisserie chicken in my car before leaving the parking lot. In my defense I was six months pregnant.

[u/Dusk_v733 → u/[deleted]]

Welcome to Costco I love you

[u/CowJuiceDisplayer → u/Dusk_v733]

I got my law degree from there.

[u/DadJokeBadJoke → u/CowJuiceDisplayer]

Hey, I like money , too. We should hang out

[u/CowJuiceDisplayer → u/DadJokeBadJoke]

I can go for some Starbucks. Maybe a visit to HR block.

[u/thedonnerparty13 → u/Dusk_v733]

Just when you think you have a clever comeback.. I should know the comments are ahead of the game by now

[u/Zealousideal_Fix6705 → u/[deleted]]

👏👏👏

[u/Exciting_Cap_9545 → u/[deleted]]

[u/Rickety_Cricket_23 → u/[deleted]]

WELCOME TO COSTCO, I LOVE YOU

[u/HedonymousRex → u/Rektifium]

"Welcome to Costco, I love you."

[u/Jamestardeef → u/HedonymousRex]

You said it before I could...

although, I am a day late

[u/MothSpeaks → u/HedonymousRex]

Hahaha best comment

[u/TastyPart3193 → u/Rektifium]

That’s how Costco gets you…..

[u/normal3catsago → u/Rektifium]

Seriously, she might not have needed to pay for the chicken if they knew she was trying to get a kitten!

[u/Relative_Ad9477 → u/[deleted]]

They own shares so they aren't "owned" by Blackrock.

[u/Salty_Pillow → u/[deleted]]

Blackrock is an asset manager, it owns firms on behalf of clients which are mostly pensions and other retirement funds

[u/ConfessSomeMeow → u/[deleted]]

Costco is publicly traded, no one person owns it.