Supposedly, the ‘Costco resellers‘they now seek to monopolize the flowers of the stores to put them on sale this February 14th.
He Valentine’s Day, which is this Wednesday, is very close so the demand for flowers will be increasing, since several people give them to their partners or friends.
Therefore, it seems that the ‘Costco resellers’ would now be leaving behind the purchase of cakes, bagels and other desserts to now focus on flowers and thus be able to sell them at a higher price.
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The above went viral due to the circulation of old videos – on social networks – of Costco customers who are seen in large numbers trying to keep the largest number of flowers.
In the images, captured by other clients, several people are seen running to where the flowers are and trying to get as many of them as possible.
Previously, other clips of customers almost having fights to keep coveted products from the supermarket chain have gone viral, and then resell them and thus obtain supposedly significant profits.
But on the occasion of Day of love and Friendshipperhaps some people will look for the flowers from said store and thus return to obtain greater profits for their pockets.
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However, the videos have generated reactions from social media users, who criticized the attitude of the ‘Costco resellers’:
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- “Costco is becoming an unpleasant place to go”
- “Before Costco seemed like a badass to me, now I don’t know what to think.”
- “Buy from merchants, they look forward to these dates and the flowers are fresher and last longer.”
- “And why not buy the flowers from the street vendor? “To the one who is in the corners with his twigs.”
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