My response was to Chris Squawk's # 7, him stating that GOP policy ( none in place as they are not in power yet ) was expanding government.
No offense taken. You're not hung well enough to be a Cardinal fan. You're a Cub/Bear perrenial cellar dwellar. You bloviate a lot so you're bound to be wrong a lot. IE you're no Joes Place...
So the government in fact does nothing to promote DEI in public companies.
Is this directed at Chris Squawk? He's the one worried about government expansion into private businesses. See post #7. Don't be like Joe. I know Joe. You're no Joe, Cletus...
lol.
Costco reported having 129.5 million members worldwide. In the United States, nearly half of consumers shopped at Costco at least once in the past year, with 87% of those visiting two or more times. This indicates that a significant portion of the U.S. population frequents Costco annually.
All over now man. They’ll be out of business by March.
You’ll have to excuse JVW’s lack of ability to spell or form a cogent argument. He’s been pouring concrete since he was 8 years old, and the nuns beat most of the smarts out of him.
Currently around 35 cents a gallon cheaper in the Milwaukee area burb here. If you’re commuting 40 miles a day. I’m sure that 40 cents means a lot. Plus I’d assume there is some sort of rewards card involved. So it could be another 15 cents a gallon cheaper.
This. It's not as if you walk in and they're pushing gender transition vitamins or prominently displaying books on toxic masculinity.
That there looks like one of them “Illuminatty” symbols…Well, my house keeper does this to ALL my TP, so maybe I've just never noticed.
According to a web search I did, the average gas tank of an American passenger vehicle is 12-16 gallons. So you are saving between $4.20 and $5.60 a fill up.
It certainly adds up with an Audi that takes Premium, but the advantage is two fold for me; 1. I have a Costco right around the corner and 2. The gas cap is on the passenger side--the side where there is never a line other than a few impatient folks stretching the gas hose around to the driver side.
I’m not sure waiting in line an hour for gas would make it worth it.
Some folks will walk on glass to save a couple bucks. Depending on the service. Then turn around and throw away 7 bucks on a Starbucks.
It’s not. For some reason gas is an emotional trigger expense.
I don't intend this to be a political statement, but honestly, I think the emotional trigger is a deep-seated psychology that developed during, and has continued since, the Carter years. But it is sort of funny - those few cents a gallon still motivate people in purchasing decisions. It's not an accident that so many grocery and pharmacy loyalty chains entail a fuel point redemption component. Way more powerful in terms of behavioral influence than it has any right to be.
Yep, it’s way cheaper than offering better goods & services. Part of me thinks it’s also American’s car centric culture. Spend more time with our cars than our families.
I have a Costco membership and will fill up if there isn't a line, so yeah, I get it.It certainly adds up with an Audi that takes Premium, but the advantage is two fold for me; 1. I have a Costco right around the corner and 2. The gas cap is on the passenger side--the side where there is never a line other than a few impatient folks stretching the gas hose around to the driver side.
Same. Heck, I'll 10 min out of my way just to keep the wheels turning.What I won't do is wait in line to save $5. I'm not a poor.
