— a Costco employee from Minnesota
— a Costco worker from Idaho, an employee from Hawaii, and a worker from Minnesota, who added, "While our produce department is one of the best in the business, I personally don't eat veggies fast enough to buy in bulk."
— a Costco worker who just said they'd been working for the chain "too long"
— a Costco employee from California, who added, "It's too much for my household."
— a Costco worker from Texas
— a Costco employee from Florida, who added, "They go bad very quickly."
— a Costco worker from Iowa, who added that the "packaging is just too big."
— a Costco employee from Ohio
— a Costco worker from Washington
— a Costco employee from Illinois
— a Costco worker from Arizona
— a Costco employee from Minnesota
— a Costco employee who's worked in 10 states, who added that, "I don't eat the huge quantity fast enough, then it rots. Waste of money."
— a Costco employee from Illinois, who added, "Because then I'd have a six month supply."
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