Consume Product

We had to go to Dallas to get some things. It's the unfortunate reality that big cities has things you can't find in the countryside.

We stopped by Costco. I remember going there when we used to live in the PNW. We left there and by the time I left I remember I was the last white guy in Costco. We were in a suburban neighborhood at the edge of rural Washington State up there.

Anyway, the first couple of times I went to a Costco in Dallas I was surprised at how many white people were there. It was nice feeling safe and comfortable. Lots of "Please" and "Thank You" and polite conversation.

This last time I went to Costco I think it was pretty busy. It was a Costco in a more densely populated area so I expected a lot more foreigners. But I could only count about 5 of them. The rest were white people, families, older, younger. The two or three indians stood out like a sore thumb.

And you know what was best? No hispanics.

America is changing for the better.