I was Costco shareholder for longtime, and I regularly shop at Costco. So I know lot of stuff about Costco. Your Costco rebate check was never $1100 or even $800. The max Executive Membership rebate check right now is $1,000. And they only increased to $1,000 recently. It used to be $750 for the last couple of years. And for the longest time, the rebate check capped out at $500. I got close couple times at maxing it but never did. But several of my friends always hit the max at both Costco and Sams every year because they own small business and buy lot of items to resell from both clubs.
Spending $50,000 at Costco a year can be pretty easy if you own a business. Spending $50,000 a year for personal is pretty hard.
15 DVDs of childhood goodness.
I wish they were Blu-ray so their would be less discs to change, but that complaint is for the "first world problem" thread.
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Well, tomorrow I hope to go pick one up and take it home. Did they offeer anything in the store for added warranty beyond LG's? I know what they offer people online.Speaking of Costco, they credited me the $400 difference between the current CX 65 sale price and what I paid in September. Nice considering the price match policy is only 30 days. The TV was great at $2250 but unbeatable at $1850. Should last me until it dies or burns in.
Well, tomorrow I hope to go pick one up and take it home. Did they offeer anything in the store for added warranty beyond LG's? I know what they offer people online.
Someone needs to step up and stop Nvidia. $1,500 for graphics card? How much is mama Su charging for top of the line AMD card?The single most expensive gpu purchase i have ever made... well i bought it yesterday.... still waiting on waterblocks for it to install it tho.
$999Someone needs to step up and stop Nvidia. $1,500 for graphics card? How much is mama Su charging for top of the line AMD card?
Of the cuff, I figure I spend maybe $2500/year at Costco. Less this year because I'm not going every other week now because of the CV19. Hit them 2 weeks ago, first time since March. Spent over $500, all on staples and a few vitamins/supplements.I was Costco shareholder for longtime, and I regularly shop at Costco. So I know lot of stuff about Costco. Your Costco rebate check was never $1100 or even $800. The max Executive Membership rebate check right now is $1,000. And they only increased to $1,000 recently. It used to be $750 for the last couple of years. And for the longest time, the rebate check capped out at $500. I got close couple times at maxing it but never did. But several of my friends always hit the max at both Costco and Sams every year because they own small business and buy lot of items to resell from both clubs.
Spending $50,000 at Costco a year can be pretty easy if you own a business. Spending $50,000 a year for personal is pretty hard.
DIY is good for the soul. I've done tons of it. I've accumulated a ton of tools over the years, tools and hardware. Funny thing is doing stuff yourself you learn a lot, and by the time you're done you know how. Then next time you need to do it you forget how you did it. I enter stuff in my data that helps me for Next_Time. Never replaced a water heater. I was fortunate to be blessed by a local agency who had a surplus budget one year and installed a tankless on demand gas system for free at my house. It's low maintenance, I should look into flushing it again, come to think of it. I've done that a couple of times since installation around 10 years ago. I don't use it a ton, mostly for showers and washing machine. I do my dishes in the sink with cold water 95% of the time.I just got a new water heater!!!! I am so lame. Our old one was 20 years old and the amount of sediment was amazing. I learned a lot about plumbing by doing it myself, ended up costing the same as getting it installed because of all of the tools/accessories I got. I added an incoming sediment filter because sometimes our city water gets shit in it due to construction/etc.
Screw the PlayStation 5. I walked out of GameStop this morning with this...
I was completely unaware of them in the '80s but I was aware of the Mario and Zelda wrist watches by the end of the decade. Finally convinced my mom to buy me one at K-Mart when the new Super Mario Bros. 3 wrist watch came out but that was probably '90 or '91. Loved it! Found a Super Mario World watch on the side of the road a couple years later but my friend claimed it. It thought it was cool because it had a headphone jack but that would be pretty weird to use with a tether between your head and wrist. The Star Fox watch from Kellogg's Corn Flakes had a headphone jack too.I remember the time a B&W version was released 40 years ago.
Nintendo’s new Game & Watch handheld proves the company goes its own way
It’s definitely cute.www.theverge.com