There's a backstory to this Costco sign. And I'd like to know what happened.
Dabro, Ah yes, the good old “Cabbage War” of 2008. Those were some dark times. Up was down, Costco was Tesco (or vice versa, idfk)…
STRIKINGdebate2, 
To the person that reported this meme. No. I can’t remove a post because it’s “unfunny”
NoSpiritAnimal, 
I was throwing cabbages at our staff
highenergyphysics, Why are you pulling this Reddit bullshit of making obvious title errors to drive engagement?
what the fuck is wrong with you?
altima_neo, (edited ) 
The backstory is that’s a Tesco and not a Costco
steal_your_face, 
My cabbages!
Pumafred9, That act is reserved for management only.
deegeese, Costco? Says Tesco.
Mr_Blott, American reading comprehension in a nutshell lol
deegeese, So throwing cabbages would be British manners then?
Siethron, Are heads of lettuce acceptable?
FlyingSquid, 
They say nothing about grapefruit.
betterdeadthanreddit, I’d like to know more about the person who would throw a cabbage at store employees but would also obey a sign asking them not to. Sort of like depictions of vampires that won’t think twice about murder but trespassing is just beyond the pale.
baggins, Someone printed that sign at home and then stuck it there to take a funny picture for the internet
Imgonnatrythis, That just doesn’t sound like something people would do. I’m going to keep searching for a funnier answer.
FlyingSquid, Shut up or I’ll throw a cabbage at you.
FederatedSaint, It’s obv not a Costco sign, there is a Tesco product in the background and Costco does not sell other companies’ house-brand stuff. Just Kirkland and name brand stuff.
OutlierBlue, You still shouldn’t throw Tesco cabbages at Costco staff.
The_Eminent_Bon, What about M&S cabbages?
Diprount_Tomato, 
They didn’t like the performance
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