>I was asking about your experience since you indicated it happened to you. If you don't want to share thats fine
I just have written two paragraphs on my personal experience
>seem to think that verifying your membership by asking for your card is "being treated like a criminal."
not at all what I said, but I think you knew that
>I don't really know how many times you would have to shop at Costco to not know to have your card out.
Not addressing my point but again I think you knew that
>This will be the scenario you run into when your membership expires
Again, gift cards are highly regulated in my state. They don't suddenly lose all value contingent on the buyers standing at the store. You're making that up for some reason. Do you work for Costco?
>Great, then apply your personal knowledge to where you live
That's... what I've been doing this whole time, thanks
I just have written two paragraphs on my personal experience
>seem to think that verifying your membership by asking for your card is "being treated like a criminal."
not at all what I said, but I think you knew that
>I don't really know how many times you would have to shop at Costco to not know to have your card out.
Not addressing my point but again I think you knew that
>This will be the scenario you run into when your membership expires
Again, gift cards are highly regulated in my state. They don't suddenly lose all value contingent on the buyers standing at the store. You're making that up for some reason. Do you work for Costco?
>Great, then apply your personal knowledge to where you live
That's... what I've been doing this whole time, thanks