Costco Shoppers are Wishing Every Location Had This Amazing Perk
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If there’s one irreplaceable thing about Costco, it's their dedication to customer satisfaction. Whether the popular membership warehouse is trying out new food court layouts or releasing must-have products for the holiday season, their ability to evolve with customer's needs truly goes unmatched. And when you know your customer base as well as Costco does, why stop at anything short of greatness in your attempts to provide?
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As reported in a post made to the trusted Costco subreddit, one shopper just experienced the exciting new lengths at which some warehouse locations may be going to in order to make your shopping experience a breeze. The post details how lovers of Costco’s food court pizza in Tukwila, Washington were able to take advantage of purchasing fresh pizza pies straight from the checkout line, rather than having to head over to the food court to purchase.
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“Employees were walking back and forth with a cart full of hot pizzas and selling in the checkout lines,” noted the author of the Reddit post. “I think it’s a brilliant idea!” Members of the popular subreddit quickly chimed in with their opinions, desperately searching for more context to the unusual checkout line development.
“This is a terrible idea, I hope mine starts doing it,” one user joked. Another experienced Costco shopper chimed in to offer some insight into the discovery. “Hawking is effective especially when lines are long,” they said. “Was the food court packed when you saw this?” The author of the post then confirmed that, in fact, “the whole warehouse was super crowded” at the time their post was made.
As it seems, some locations that experience higher than normal traffic may turn to alternative options for successfully selling. If lines are long in the food court, there is a chance they’ll send someone with a cart to the checkout lines to help sell through the food. Honestly, how could you turn down a fresh, hot pizza after waiting in a long line? There's really nothing like the aroma of a pepperoni pizza to help you forget the annoyances of shopping, am I right?
