There's a backstory to this Costco sign. And I'd like to know what happened.
There's a backstory to this Costco sign. And I'd like to know what happened.
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It's obv not a Costco sign, there is a Tesco product in the background and Costco does not sell other companies' house-brand stuff. Just Kirkland and name brand stuff.
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You still shouldn't throw Tesco cabbages at Costco staff.
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What about M&S cabbages?
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Why are you pulling this Reddit bullshit of making obvious title errors to drive engagement?
what the fuck is wrong with you?
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I believe someone hurled a cabbage at their staff.
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Not possible.
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At least one.
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Yea it says cabbages. You're allowed to throw just one.
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Someone printed that sign at home and then stuck it there to take a funny picture for the internet
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Shut up or I'll throw a cabbage at you.
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That just doesn't sound like something people would do. I'm going to keep searching for a funnier answer.
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My cabbages!
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Costco? Says Tesco.
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American reading comprehension in a nutshell lol
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So throwing cabbages would be British manners then?
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The backstory is that's a Tesco and not a Costco
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I'd like to know more about the person who would throw a cabbage at store employees but would also obey a sign asking them not to. Sort of like depictions of vampires that won't think twice about murder but trespassing is just beyond the pale.
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Are heads of lettuce acceptable?
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They say nothing about grapefruit.
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Tiktok challenge?
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This picture goes viral and it will be.
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I honestly hope not, but it wouldn't be the first time TikTok encouraged kids to be assholes.
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That act is reserved for management only.
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They didn't like the performance
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I was throwing cabbages at our staff
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To the person that reported this meme. No. I can't remove a post because it's "unfunny"
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Ah yes, the good old "Cabbage War" of 2008. Those were some dark times. Up was down, Costco was Tesco (or vice versa, idfk)...
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