From Delta Air Lines to Costco, some companies say they'll stick with DEI
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Vote with your wallets, people.
I am definitely moving from Sam's Club to Costco
I'm a new Costco member. Just picked up my membership card this weekend and stocked up on some things in preparation for increased costs
Don't make me like Delta, I really hate flying Delta flights but I may need to consider them going forward if they are going to be slightly less shitty corporate citizens…
Delta sucks, but it's better than United, Southwest, and American so I guess it's my favorite of the major US options.
Delta is passable. They're overpriced, and you're trading leg room for a stupid headrest TV with an unnecessarily tiny headphone jack. But other than that, it's a decent flying experience.
I'd fly Alaska instead. Not sure how they treat employees though.
Alaska and JetBlue are both nice airlines as a passenger, and AFAIK are pretty decent to their employees. Unfortunately neither is very useful unless you're staying within your particular coast, or flying from a hub to a very specific destination. The lack of network effect and international destinations limits the usefulness of both, sadly.
https://fedia.io/m/[email protected]/t/1729682/From-Delta-Air-Lines-to-Costco-some-companies-say-they-ll
Well....let see how long they will survive
Don't fly enough to talk about Delta, but about Costco which I use regularly, why should I stop using them when they provide excellent service and I'm happy with it? And if they treat others equally, isn't that what Jesus taught us to do? As a Christian that's an additional bonus.