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At least this should be good news for a lot of rural Oregonians...Lumber is or was, costly
People like me with timber?At least this should be good news for a lot of rural Oregonians...
Doh! Should have got that one.Lumber is or was, costly
Same here. I fill up when it dips below 3/4 tank. Costco in Tigard was 4.17 the other day. Today it was 4.40.I have always made it a point to keep the tank with gas just in case. Normally when it drops bellow 1/2 I am looking for a time to stop. Plus keep two extra 5 g cans at the house and the one extra vehicle is full. I have long done this in case we get the good shake we may have and there is none to buy for a while.
I see, but still most of those mills employ people in rural communities. I did see a significant drop in trucks in 2020 tho... picked up last year tho.People like me with timber?
It isn't timber that is high priced, it is lumber; mills are not (or were not) producing lumber because of the pandemic.
Buying a costco card!Same here. I fill up when it dips below 3/4 tank. Costco in Tigard was 4.17 the other day. Today it was 4.40.
Run the math for your household, depending how much you may buy & what services you may use.Buying a costco card!
I dropped my executive membership after I stopped commuting to a job and after I dropped the Citibank credit card due to their anti-gun virtue signaling. I still keep the basic regular membership because I save enough on gas and purchases to pay it back - not so much gas anymore, but between the two, enough. The only CC I have is an Amazon card and it pays for the Prime membership/etc. with rewards points.Run the math for your household, depending how much you may buy & what services you may use.
The regular membership is $60, the "Executive" membership is $120.
The "executive" membership offers 2% annual reward with exclusions (fuel being one). Haven't "paid" for a membership in years with the 2% back. Know your prices through, as although very competitive, some things can be found less elsewhere. Especially when others run "loss leader" type sales.
PLUS Costco only accepts Visa for gas (no cash, no other cards). Cash & Visa are fine for in store stuff.
For the most part yes, I have things I buy at Costco - especially if they are on sale, but most of my groceries I get at WincoUnless you buy a lot of food stuff, or visit often for other things, Costco isn't always the best deal, usually pretty close to Fred Meyers, Fuel prices too, so if it maths out, it's good, if not, well,.......
I have found no other fuel less expensive than Costco. Some Costco stations have diesel, some don't. Hillsboro (the one by the airport) doesn't, IIRC Tigard does.For what it's worth, the fuel is pretty good quality, my rigs all like it, and get their best mileage out of it, only downer, and it's a MAJOR one, No Diesel! Why Costco dosnt sell diesel is a mistry to me?
I'm borrowing someone else's card!Run the math for your household, depending how much you may buy & what services you may use.
The regular membership is $60, the "Executive" membership is $120.
The "executive" membership offers 2% annual reward with exclusions (fuel being one). Haven't "paid" for a membership in years with the 2% back. Know your prices through, as although very competitive, some things can be found less elsewhere. Especially when others run "loss leader" type sales.
PLUS Costco only accepts Visa for gas (no cash, no other cards). Cash & Visa are fine for in store stuff.
Then, there is the whole anti-2A thing. As part of membership personal firearms are not allowed:
Are guns & personal firearms allowed in Costco Warehouses?
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In Oregon, such policy holds no "weight of law". They "could" trespass someone &/or pull a membership. Other States laws may vary, insofar as having a "weight of law".
With that being said, we've always carried concealed (since we could) while shopping there without issue. (Except one time early on where my cover shirt flipped & the door greeter noted such...Oopsies!! Re-covered & went on with the shop no problem)
Wood gas is hard on engines; it is very acidic