16 Personalities at Costco

16 Myers-Briggs Personalities on a trip to Costco

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The 16 Personalities of the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator are INFJ, INTJ, INFP, ISFP, INTP, ISTP, ISFJ, ISTJ, ENFP, ENTP, ESTP, ESFP, ENTJ, ESTJ, ENFJ, ESFJ

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[jennyneon]

Frank brings his personalities like they're groceries at this point.

[Rizzardofoz]

0:04 ENTP
0:08 ISFJ
0:21 ENFJ
0:35 ISTP
1:01 ENFP
1:13 ESTP
1:22 ISTJ
1:38 INTP
1:59 ESFJ
2:10 ESTJ
2:21 ISFP
2:38 ENTJ (mine)
2:53 INFP
3:08 ESFP
3:24 INTJ
3:37 INFJ

[katielarsen]

I love how INFP and INTJ are wearing the same outfit but INFP is having an existential crises and INTJ accomplished a year's worth of shopping, so accurate

[chaddad]

ENFP was the most relatable.
One does not simply go to Costco and leave without spending $200.

[Beardless-Soul]

I love to imagine that all 16 personalities are in Costco at the same time and no one else. INTJ is loading up a cart with 7 months of survival food as ESTP is climbing the shelving units overhead, ISTP runs by, reminding himself to also climb the shelves for exercise later. ENTJ walks into the lane and glares as he realizes that the INTJ has somehow already gotten the toilet paper that was supposed to be reserved for him. Ect.

Edit: To FJ, could this potentially be a style of future skits where one personality leads into the other in a long chain of events?

[audhd_ashley]

The one for INFJ is very accurate, though a true INFJ would keep the fake bamboo tree despite knowing it's fake since we'd rather stew in our own mistakes and make the best of it than bother other people with our problems/mistakes! (And this is coming from an INFJ who has worked in retail for over three years...)

[noeliahermoza]

As an ESTJ, seeing the pillow wasn't right, I'm 100% sure Timmy has something to do with it. Must be fired

[MultiFlash]

"There's no music, which means there's no buffer between me and my downward spiral."

Way too relatable. It's honestly unreal how much music helps me relax when I go to the supermarket or any facility filled with people. Never went to Costco and now that I know about their lack of shopping music, I have zero regrets xD

[georginaharroll]

Nothing could hit an INFJ harder than being embarrassed in a shop. That sh*t stings so hard 😭

[trinaq]

I can imagine ENFJ as a kindhearted cat lover, they always prioritise their fur babies! 😻💜

[itspaperworld]

Wouldn't it be fascinating to watch the sixteen personality types (Specially ISTPs)
1. as Princesses? 💕🩰
2. Inside a classic tale.(Imagine Istp as red riding hood or Cinderella)(An Istp Cinderella would probably ask the grandmother to burn the ballroom 😂) (it's just a joke)
3. As Greek gods and goddesses (as an INFJ, I want+don't want to be Athena)
4. Typing literary characters.(I wonder what's Beatrice's, from Shakespeare's plays, personality type is.)
5. As Princes.
(The amount of times I have commented this is unhealthy and possibly annoying to some people. I apologise if this annoyed you.)

[tatimarques]

The INFJ's one is so relatable.
Last year I bought some pretty cute blue suspenders and after weeks trying to wear them even if it didn't fit my body very well I noticed they're kids suspenders 😐
Didn't asked for a refund because I was too embarrassed tho 😐😂😂

[commandermercury]

I have *never* felt more validated as an ISTJ from one of these videos. Before Covid-19, the free samples were sometimes the only reason I went into these stores.

[angstydoodles]

Me, watching 1:39 : Wow, he's actually making a lot of sense. I like that analogy.
Screen: *INTP*
Me: Oh, that's why.

[MsJPA]

My ISTJ husband and I an INTJ, shop at Costco on a Tuesday night usually and it's quiet. No weekends! That's the seven circle of Costco Hell! No, thank you!

[Sumjae]

How does Frank know that INTPs have a thing about socks? … Is this common among other INTPs or is it just my spouse? He is very (adorably) particular about his socks—their comfort level, how tight they are around the ankles, if the material is durable yet comfy. He’s decided more than once that he needs to get rid of ALL his socks and replace them with new ones because they are slightly uncomfortable … while I’m over here (INFP) wearing an ankle sock and a long sock together cuz that’s all I could find in the sock drawer since I’m behind on laundry. Lol

[unnecessaryapostrophe]

"Stay cool and attractive" feels like a passive-aggressive way to remind INTPs to not be too full of ourselves. Thanks, Frank! 👍

[lisacrews]

INTJ and long time Costco member here. Did you know Costco can meet all your chicken mummification needs? We homeschool and used Susan Wise Bauer's Story of the World Vols. 1-4 as the spine for our history, science, writing, art, and literature studies for 1st-5th grades. (INTJ style curriculum.) When we studied Ancient Egypt in 1st grade there was a 2 month long project mummifying a chicken. That Costco membership did the heavy lifting because the process requires supplies in large volume that can be purchased in bulk cheaply at Costco. (Raw chickens, boxed wine, 10-15#s salt, 10-15#s baking soda, gauze, glue, etc.) And yes, it worked. The mummified chicken sat in our house for months without stinking at all.

And yes, last month I purchased a year's supply of quite a few staples from Amazon and Aldi too because...INTJ.

[julianagrantzmusic]

Oh my gosh Frank. At this point you are so hilarious I can't even comprehend it anymore. You are legit the best YouTuber ever!!

[ArcticaTheFox]

And an INFP, every time we shop at Costco, I have my headphones on listening to music XD