Joining Costco, Sam's Club, or BJ's Wholesale Club unlocks all sorts of potential savings. All three of these chains use roughly the same model.
These stores are actually low-frills warehouses. The merchandise is displayed with minimal flair and there's very limited help on the floor. Customers pay an an annual fee to join and, in exchange for the lack of niceties, get really good prices.
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