New Zealand Family Go to COSTCO For The First Time (TRYING EVERYTHING AT THE FOOD COURT!!!)

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[Chris-zgty]

I think I can speak for all Americans that this family has earned the title of Honorary Americans.

[boybiboy]

"Costco is a 3-and-a-half hour drive away"

Ah, spoken like a true American day trip lol

[odgykins]

It's so wild to see people be stunned by something that's so normal to me. Glad you guys enjoyed it!

[elmiggoz]

The joy on there faces when they found out it’s free refills is priceless 😂

[soundman]

I love watching you folks get a kick out of the things we in America take for granted. Peace and blessings to your family from Tennessee.

[itsnoterica]

I love seeing people reacting to Costco sized things for the first time 😂 Denzel next to the giant Costco bear is hilarious

[douggaijin]

My Vietnamese wife and I have visited her mom in Vietnam since the early ‘90s (when they first allowed Americans to visit) and in 2001 we brought her mom back to visit us in California. We live in an area of SoCal that has the largest population of Vietnamese outside of Vietnam. So when we took her to Costco we had her cover her eyes and a few Vietnamese wondered what was happening. They came with us as a group to see her reaction to her first trip to Costco. When we uncovered her eyes, she looked around and the tears started, then the tears started from the group that followed along started as they saw her reaction.

[amycaraway]

I love that "sister" was so happy to see Denz get the bear. What loving and kind children.

[jared]

This channel is soooo incredible and wholesome!! I'm a 30yo man but coming from an abusive, unstable family dynamic meant that I never had the chance to experience the love/affection/attentiveness that is demonstrated within these videos. This channel makes me feel things that I never previously got the chance to; filling an emptiness that I didn't imagine could be remedied. Thank you for the content.

[likeasoldier]

My brother in law from Germany, cried at a regular grocery store. I can't imagine what his response would have been at Costco.

[Rolandb]

Your trip to Costco shows how much we in America take things for granted. I love love this video. 👍

[nataliewalters]

As an American it humbles me too see how much we have compared to other countries .

[jameshoopes]

As a person who worked for Costco many years ago, two comments. First, it’s amazing to me to see Costco so well duplicated in New Zealand. It’s a carbon copy of my local Costco here in the US. Second, it warms my heart to see your reaction to something I somewhat take for granted.

[SyzygyNoon]

I worked at a Costco for 18 years. The idea that this is a rare experience for you is sort of strange to me, but I remember how much I loved going there with my mom when I was a kid. The food court experience was always a treat, so I do know how you feel. Be well.❤

[jonboy]

Can’t get over how much the kids have grown since I first started watching y’all’s videos

[kristagemini]

This is quite normal to me, lol. However, It is so refreshing to see reactions from people that are just experiencing this for the first time. I hope you all enjoyed it! 😊

[setenos]

Massive stores like this are the very symbol of America to me. When I was in Afghanistan we had a small store that would be flown in (it was essentially a shipping container) for the entire base and it would be open for 2 days out of the month. When I got back to America and stopped at a Walmart I almost cried seeing all the things we could buy at any time we wanted. There's almost no words to describe how incredible an experience this is, I'm so happy for all of you to get that chance!

[AverytheCubanAmerican]

To answer your question, yes, this is exactly what it's like in America. Your reactions are priceless. It's so normal to us here that we're numb to it. The shopping carts have to be that size because you end up filling it without even realizing it. And the store thinks that it’s going to manipulate shoppers into putting more in there because you’re at a store where buying in bulk is king, so if you’re already there…you might as well get things that you don’t necessarily need right now, but you might in the future

[samuelgodsey]

Denz face after “free refills” had me crying laughing 😂

[howardweinstein]

I never seen a happier family in my life, they love anything and everything.