Costco Samples - Tricks of the Trade

Going to Costco can be an overwhelming experience. Seeing people giving away free food can be quite exciting. However, it's good to know the etiquette and tricks to "keep your cool"

Follow these rules, and you'll be the slickest sample grabber at any warehouse!

Category:

Howto & Style

Tags:

• Costco
• samples
• dining
• ediquette
• tricks
• food

[ayathemagnificant]

XD does every Costco look the same?

[gooruraw]

The price is right, yearly membership $45.00; with food samples for breakfast, lunch and dinner with snacks in between 365 days a year! Best deal on the planet!!! LOL : -)

[LadyGagaforever2011]

@ayathemagnificant Yeah.

[TheCutestCatz]

actually taking more than 1 sample is the nicest thing you can do

[Tuddy2000]

I use to be a Costco sample person. I use to have an inside joke it was a soup kitchen.

Here is what I use to say....

A sample is a piece of product, some customers thought it was a naroctic, when we say NO more, we know you are poor!"

[TheEsotericDesi]

Thumbs Up if you enjoy waiting for sample to be prepared and ask a bunch of questions to pass time but never really buy the shit you just tasted... :)

[BrennendeDerErde]

@Steelchick66 AND they're getting it for free. >:(

[BrennendeDerErde]

well done video, looks great! :D And it's one of my favorite topics: COSTCO. *subscribe*

[LastXdeth]

Costco is a all-you-can-eat. I bring my family here all the time.

[ladyrococo]

@ayathemagnificant One word: yes.

[Steelchick66]

These people are like vultures. My god if they aren't ready there will be hell to pay! If I kindly tell them it will be about 5 mins omg they throw their hands in their air and act like I just insulted them. People assume this food can be popped in an oven and pulled out immediately! When we are cooking/handling raw foods it takes a good 15-20 mins to get the food hot enough in the middle. And god knows everyone would be pissed if they were eating raw fish/chicken. Grow up people.

[Steelchick66]

I wanted to rudely state your in a grocery warehouse buy something and take it home and make it or go up to the food court. Not all members are this annoying. . . these people that never buy have to understand that we have sales goals that we have to meet. The less and less people buy and the more they eat results in the vendors no longer calling and requesting for us to do demos. So if people don't buy there will be fewer demos. Just something to think about while everyone takes it for granted.