If it doesn't matter then I would think there would be no barrier to that happening.

That's a lot of money to spend on something you hardly drive.

It's like any store, they carry certain brands and types and not everything.

Funny how many Slashdot comments presume single and lonely.

What do you find wrong with the pizza?

I could squeeze all my stuff into a small car, but why would I want the aggrevation?

I shop at Costco because it saves me a lot of money and that's it. I'm glad you have more pressing things to worry about, but Costco is popular because most people care about the low prices over what the "shopping crowd" is like. Also I'm not sure why you call a large parking lot a bad experience. They attract thousands of people a day, having a parking lot for 10 people would make the experience far worse. Also there are many ways the customer experience is good... They will take anything back if you have a problem with it up to a year after you buy it.

You do know they sell fresh vegetables?

More like, they can hold every space and you can pay them to open up a space.

They are the only place I buy tires any more.

It's really sad when you go to a regular grocery store for a small bag and it's the same price.

Their business plan involves keeping prices as low as possible by buying in very large quantities. They need more than 3 a week.

If we are coming up with arbitrarily big numbers, my 1000 trolleys trumps your 100 runners.

I say we change the phrase to "it's not exactly server administration is it?"

And possibly blowjobs!