#Is Costco dog food the same as Diamond?

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What dog foods are made in the USA?

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100 Things I Like About My Dumb Idiot Husband

Doesn’t smoke

Has a (free!) Costco membership

Takes me to Costco at least once a month

Good taste in alcohol and makes tasty cocktails

Can (and does) drive a car

Likes Ono Hawaiian BBQ and Costco as much as I do

Hates the same things I do

Fun to complain with

Understands that food is a big deal

Not a misogynist or racist or homophobe

No criminal record

Treats me with respect and like an equal

Likes most of the foods I like

Likes most of the music I like

Smarter than most people

Sometimes has a beard

Tall enough to reach things on the top shelves in the kitchen

Makes good beer

Is frugal/doesn’t waste money on dumb shit

Doesn’t dance or make me dance

Likes dogs, especially wieners

Nice teeth

Amazing and bizarre sense of humor

Makes comics sometimes

Pretty much completely shameless (in a good way)

Good taste in television

Really warm/lets me steal his body heat

Cleans the house/isn’t a slob (except for the piles of receipts)

Never expects me to do the household chores even though I am home way more than he is but is appreciative when I do

Really good at vacuuming the stairs

Picks up my prescription for me every month

Drives me to all my appointments

Goes to work even though he hates it so we can afford to live indoors

Comes home after work to hang out with me

No babies

Likes going to the zoo

Is understanding about anxiety and ADD

Doesn’t make fun of me for constantly eating/doesn’t care that I’m a fatass

Isn’t embarrassed to be seen with me even though he totally should be

Good at video games

Doesn’t fight with me at IKEA (why does everyone else seem to fight there? I know it sucks to shop there but it’s pretty easy if you know what you want and park near the exit)

Likes Lego

Rubs my back when it hurts, which is often

Brings the garbage cans back in every Tuesday night because I always forget

Isn’t grossed out by women talking about poop (which is somehow a common thing still???)

Helps me do dumb things he doesn’t actually care about (like canning)

Flosses every day

Puts up with my family/travels with me to see them

Liked by my dog from the first time she met him

Doesn’t lie or cheat on me

Takes care of me when I’m sick

Remembers to take his vitamins

Pays bills on time/is responsible

Puts up with my expensive taste in sour beers and fancy cheeses

Accepts help

Isn’t weird about going to the doctor when he’s sick

Good at fixing a lot of things

Remembers to put the alarm on at night

Calms me down

Doesn’t make me feel bad about my many food allergies/always makes sure there will be something I can eat when we go somewhere to eat

Is reasonable/thinks logically

Thinks the whole “Man Cave” thing is ridiculous

Doesn’t want to go warm places/to the beach

Actually likes being around me

Sometimes brings home cheese

Doesn’t make me feel dumb even though he’s smarter than I am

Helps me figure things out

Brings a lunch the two days of the week work doesn’t supply one in order to save us money

Is ridiculously good looking and yet is somehow attracted to a bridge troll

Doesn’t get pee all over the bathroom

Reads books

Makes phone calls when we need to and I chicken out

Likes and gets along with my friends

Isn’t into camping

Helps me feel safe

Has good credit

Bought us a nice house some guy killed himself in that is in a neighborhood we both feel safe and comfortable in

Comes with me to all my immigration stuff, even when he doesn’t have to

Isn’t grossed out by or uninformed about menstruation/female bodily functions

Laughs so hard he gets sweaty and tears up

Doesn’t drive drunk because he’s not an asshole and also because a DUI would bar him from entering Canada

Good cook/amazing at frying things and cooking meat

Doesn’t mind/actually likes meatless meals like some idiots apparently do

Impressive knowledge of history

Good taste in art

Understands that new cars and diamonds are incredible wastes of money

Puts a new bag in when he takes out the trash or recycling

Is into growing food with me once we get the backyard fixed up

Good at picking produce

Gets my jokes

Great butt

Doesn’t treat me like a burden

Smells nice

Super likable and charming without being arrogant at all

Good memory

Communicates with me and actually works through things

Sometimes steals seaweed from work for me or brings me home leftovers from their catered lunches

Doesn’t push me beyond my capacity and is patient with me and my brain problems

Makes me hate myself less

Lets me make fun of him and call him a dumb idiot and doesn’t get upset

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This Couple Had Their Dream Wedding At Costco, And TBH, This Goal Is Relatable AF

What does your dream wedding entail? Let me guess. Maybe tou want the traditional church wedding at the same church you grew up going to as a kid? Or a beautiful vineyard wedding at a gorgeous Napa mansion? Perhaps a relaxing, laid-back destination wedding in St. Barths? Or maybe it’s something more personal. Maybe it’s at the restaurant where you had your first date, or the same venue your parents got married at, or at the beach where you two first met, or in your friend’s backyard where you shared your first kiss. Well, all of those things are great, but Sue Berkeley and Eli Bob’s Costco wedding took the whole “personal” wedding venue thing to a whole new level.

Yep, the Australian couple from Sydney decided to get married at Costco of all places. Why, you ask? Well, because they love Costco. “I get to spend another day at Costco, that I love,” Berkeley explained in an interview with A Current Affair. “Where else can I get married to the one I love, in a place that I love, surrounded by the people I love?”

I mean, honestly, can you BLAME her? With free samples, delicious hot dogs (and pizza wraps! and soft serve!), friendly service, and everything you could ever possibly want or need for the rest of your life — from computers to diamond rings to comfy socks to Omaha steaks available in BULK — Costco is pretty much the closest thing to heaven on Earth. And I mean, who wouldn’t want to get married in HEAVEN?

This Australian Couple Just Had Their Dream Wedding at Costco — Grocery News https://t.co/sOuiGz1TK4 http://pic.twitter.com/J7KVXLxX4H

— The Kitchn (@thekitchn) September 25, 2017

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If you’re wondering what a Costco wedding looks like, let me paint you a little picture here. The nuptials took place in Australia Costco’s Casula location. And how many guests do you get to invite to a Costco wedding? Apparently, you get to include a LOT, considering the couple had 90 guests at their Costco nuptials this past Saturday.

The actual ceremony took place in the food court, which makes total sense, because obviously, everyone who’s ever been to a Costco in their life can agree that the food court is the BEST part of your Costco shopping experience. Well, technically, it’s the second best part if we’re including the free samples.

Needless to say, the “aisle” was fairly simple to create with the shopping aisles already there. Berkeley was able to walk down the Costco aisle she loves so dearly, past the tire department, and toward the love of her life.

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How much does a Costco wedding cost, you ask? Well, unfortunately, I don’t have the exact facts and figures of how much it costs to rent out the store, BUT Mashable reports that, as far as food goes, it only cost the couple less than 10 Australian dollars per person to feed all of their 90 guests with everyone’s favorite Costco comfort foods. (This shakes out to around $13 in the U.S.) On the menu was all of our favorite staples, from pizza to hot dogs to those pizza turnover thingies I just can’t get enough of. As for refreshments, there was also an unlimited supply of fountain soda, according to Mashable. Because, DUH.

If you’re not too familiar with normal wedding costs, an estimate by Value Penguin suggests the average cost for food for a wedding is about $30 a head in the U.S (which is about $38 dollars in Australia). So if that average is similar in Australia, that means the newlyweds were able to feed their guests for around a THIRD of the average price! A third!

OK, now, it’s time to delete all those wedding Pinterest boards you’ve spent years working on and start planning your new dream wedding… at Costco! Let’s just hope your significant other is down for this plan.

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This Couple Had Their Dream Wedding At Costco, And TBH, This Goal Is Relatable AF

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This Couple Had Their Dream Wedding At Costco, And TBH, This Goal Is Relatable AF

What does your dream wedding entail? Let me guess. Maybe tou want the traditional church wedding at the same church you grew up going to as a kid? Or a beautiful vineyard wedding at a gorgeous Napa mansion? Perhaps a relaxing, laid-back destination wedding in St. Barths? Or maybe it’s something more personal. Maybe it’s at the restaurant where you had your first date, or the same venue your parents got married at, or at the beach where you two first met, or in your friend’s backyard where you shared your first kiss. Well, all of those things are great, but Sue Berkeley and Eli Bob’s Costco wedding took the whole “personal” wedding venue thing to a whole new level.

Yep, the Australian couple from Sydney decided to get married at Costco of all places. Why, you ask? Well, because they love Costco. “I get to spend another day at Costco, that I love,” Berkeley explained in an interview with A Current Affair. “Where else can I get married to the one I love, in a place that I love, surrounded by the people I love?”

I mean, honestly, can you BLAME her? With free samples, delicious hot dogs (and pizza wraps! and soft serve!), friendly service, and everything you could ever possibly want or need for the rest of your life — from computers to diamond rings to comfy socks to Omaha steaks available in BULK — Costco is pretty much the closest thing to heaven on Earth. And I mean, who wouldn’t want to get married in HEAVEN?

This Australian Couple Just Had Their Dream Wedding at Costco — Grocery News https://t.co/sOuiGz1TK4 http://pic.twitter.com/J7KVXLxX4H

— The Kitchn (@thekitchn) September 25, 2017

//platform.twitter.com/widgets.js

If you’re wondering what a Costco wedding looks like, let me paint you a little picture here. The nuptials took place in Australia Costco’s Casula location. And how many guests do you get to invite to a Costco wedding? Apparently, you get to include a LOT, considering the couple had 90 guests at their Costco nuptials this past Saturday.

The actual ceremony took place in the food court, which makes total sense, because obviously, everyone who’s ever been to a Costco in their life can agree that the food court is the BEST part of your Costco shopping experience. Well, technically, it’s the second best part if we’re including the free samples.

Needless to say, the “aisle” was fairly simple to create with the shopping aisles already there. Berkeley was able to walk down the Costco aisle she loves so dearly, past the tire department, and toward the love of her life.

http://ift.tt/2xFeA8z

How much does a Costco wedding cost, you ask? Well, unfortunately, I don’t have the exact facts and figures of how much it costs to rent out the store, BUT Mashable reports that, as far as food goes, it only cost the couple less than 10 Australian dollars per person to feed all of their 90 guests with everyone’s favorite Costco comfort foods. (This shakes out to around $13 in the U.S.) On the menu was all of our favorite staples, from pizza to hot dogs to those pizza turnover thingies I just can’t get enough of. As for refreshments, there was also an unlimited supply of fountain soda, according to Mashable. Because, DUH.

If you’re not too familiar with normal wedding costs, an estimate by Value Penguin suggests the average cost for food for a wedding is about $30 a head in the U.S (which is about $38 dollars in Australia). So if that average is similar in Australia, that means the newlyweds were able to feed their guests for around a THIRD of the average price! A third!

OK, now, it’s time to delete all those wedding Pinterest boards you’ve spent years working on and start planning your new dream wedding… at Costco! Let’s just hope your significant other is down for this plan.

Check out the entire Gen Why series and other videos on Facebook and the Bustle app across Apple TV, Roku, and Amazon Fire TV.

Check out the “Best of Elite Daily” stream in the Bustle App for more stories just like this!

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This Couple Had Their Dream Wedding At Costco, And TBH, This Goal Is Relatable AF

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