Costco Chief Financial Officer Rich Galanti said in a May earnings call that there were no plans to charge higher prices on the chicken, despite 'inflationary pressures' including 'higher labor costs, higher freight costs, higher transportation demand, along with the container shortage and port delays. So over time keep it a buck has simplified to just not lying. A buck is used to mean 100 because a buck is slang for a dollar, which is 100 cents.

So far over the inflationary period of the last year, Costco has also been reluctant to raise the prices of other staples, including its famous $4.99 rotisserie chicken. keep it a buckKeep it a buck came from keep it 100, which means to 100 be yourself, dont be fake, etc. Costco has some control in this regard, because it operates Kirkland Signature hot dog factories in Los Angeles and Chicago as its own supplier. The price has stayed stagnant even as beef, the primary ingredient in Costco hot dogs, has been particularly hard hit by lofty price increases, up over 20% year-over-year in December, according to data from the US Bureau of Labor Statistics. The famously inexpensive snacks are part of what draws people to Costco, Jelinek said in April 2021, when the big box chain reopened its food courts during the pandemic. During its 2019 fiscal year, Costco sold 151 million hot-dog combos for a total of nearly $226.5 million. Chorus: Joe Moses I tell her, burn rubber on a fuck-nigga Ol' pussy ass nigga no luck with him Got a hunnid on bottles, club fuck with him Keep dimes on up, no ducks with him We got, bad bitches. The commitment to protecting the deal has paid off. 'It's the mindset that when you think of Costco, you think of the $1.50 hot dog,' Jelinek told 425 Business, a local Seattle publication, in 2018. Account icon An icon in the shape of a person's head and shoulders.

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