Camillus, N.Y. — There exists a place, a beacon of egalitarianism, where people from all walks of life gather every day of the week, especially on weekends, in search of value, comfort and familiarity in an increasingly unpredictable world.
This is not a church; it’s Costco, though entering these expansive warehouses of abundance for the first time certainly feels like a religious experience.
For only $65 a year, you, too, can join the ranks of the Kirkland cult, though the most ardent members happily tithe $130 a year for the executive membership, which offers 2% off every purchase and access to the store up to an hour early each morning, among other benefits…