Vivinavi : Los Angeles : (United States) Los Angeles

• 断捨離
• 2023/05/25 (Thu) 14:16
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Membership Fees: SAM'S CLUB memberships range from about $45 to $100 per year; COSTCO memberships range from about $60 to $120 per year.

Merchandise assortment: Both stores carry a wide range of merchandise, but some products and brands may vary. Product availability and variety may also vary by region. In general, COSTCO focuses on fresh produce and has a larger selection.

Number of stores: COSTCO has many stores worldwide, while SAM'S CLUB has slightly fewer stores than COSTCO.

Services: Both stores offer merchandise at discounted prices, but COSTCO may have an additional advantage in terms of discounted prices, special membership benefits, and exclusive offers.

Which one you prefer depends on your personal preferences and needs.

• ひろ
• 2023/05/25 (Thu) 17:18
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COSTCO is available in Japan even for US members.

I think it is possible to do it when you enter the store
because you have to go through a special procedure at the cashier
when I went there, it took a little time and I felt sorry for the people around me .

SAMS is a lot easier to shop at than costco because it is totally empty.

• Flowers
• mail
• 2023/05/30 (Tue) 14:50
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Special procedures ❓
are not necessary at all when accounting
‼️ I think you have misunderstood something ？.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん　.
• 2023/05/24 (Wed) 10:08
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Information on recommended parking lots but cheap places: 。。。。。　Convenient, safe and secure places are expensive.

• Z
• 2023/05/24 (Wed) 10:16
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The two requirements are
a late night flight so there will be a shuttle service even in the middle of the night or early morning, and a cheaper place to park than in LAX. The two conditions are as follows. That's all.

• こめお
• 2023/05/24 (Wed) 13:49
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2 This place is a supekyo.

• 💩
• 2023/05/22 (Mon) 21:27
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Animal shelters and the like ？ aren't always looking for people ？?

• ボランティア
• mail
• 2023/05/23 (Tue) 11:10
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I believe it would be illegal to volunteer without a work visa.

• 無給
• 2023/05/23 (Tue) 11:58
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Not illegal.

• ルーシールーシー
• 2023/05/22 (Mon) 02:12
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I'm not sure about the monthly fees, but I used to use Park and YMCA programs a lot.
They have not only exercise programs but also piano and other programs.
I think the cost is reasonable, so why don't you inquire at least once in your neighborhood ？.

• ゲゲゲ
• 2023/05/22 (Mon) 12:02
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First, you have to know what the children want to do. For example, they want to learn ballet, but you can't tell them to play soccer
because it costs money, or they want to play basketball
but you can't tell them to learn calligraphy because it costs money to go on trips.
(For example.
First, let the kids name 2 or 3 things they want to do
and then you can consider ？ children get bored easily, so if you make them learn something they don't want to learn
because of money, it is
a waste of money and time. It's a waste of money and time. Also, even if you ask here
, it would be easier to answer if you give more specifics about what you want to learn.

• 個人競技
• 2023/05/23 (Tue) 07:56
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Yes, if you could be a little more specific, I'm sure many of us could give you our opinions.
I think elementary school students are very different from first graders and fifth graders. 。。。。 And boys and girls will have different
advice.

But, in general, individual sports are expensive. If you're a girl, figure skating or gymnastics is robustly expensive. At first, they let their children learn just for fun, but as they get better, they are told that they will be placed in an athletes' course and will be required to attend twice a week... At first, parents are happy and wonder if their children have potential ？ and let them attend twice a week, but eventually it becomes three or four weeks. 。。。。 The monthly fee goes up and up and up. And when they start participating in tournaments, parents are also asked to volunteer, and the cost of coaching （ lodging, airfare, and meals ） are paid for by the parents who go to the tournaments. I was surprised how much money it cost when my child did well and had to play in another state or in Hawaii.

The same is true for figure skating. As you get better, you have to hire your own coach, rent out the rink for morning practice, etc. Costumes for competitions are also expensive. Costumes for competitions are also expensive. If you are a girl, I felt that figure skating and gymnastics are the two sports you should stay away from if you can't afford it💦

I don't have any experience, but I think team sports are still less expensive ？.


In the summer, swimming looked like fun with the programs that the City was doing. If you go to a slightly larger park, I think you can get a guide to those programs. The ones that City offers are very inexpensive. However, the piano classes were cheap or bad. If you go to a big park, there is always a building that offers such activities, so I think you should go there and get a brochure. Some programs are year-round and some are specifically for summer vacation. They are just cheaper, so registration can get crowded.

• #46
• 2023/05/15 (Mon) 15:52
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No entry to Japan is allowed.

• Torrance
• 2023/05/15 (Mon) 16:09
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I would like to know if anyone has been able to go to Japan with a T-Mobile phone and connect to a PC with a Hotspot™ ？ I would appreciate it if you could watch YouTube, Netflix and other videos on your PC without any problems.

• Torrance-2
• 2023/05/16 (Tue) 10:06
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I think you are talking about desering.
You don't have to go to Japan, you can try it yourself here ？
It depends on the signal strength in that place
.

• この間違い多い
• 2023/05/17 (Wed) 11:05
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＞ Desiring

In English, tethering

"Desiring" with a muddled "te" is a misnomer.

• 私も
• 2023/05/17 (Wed) 16:56
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I always thought it was "desiring" with a muddled "te", sweat.

• マター
• 2023/05/10 (Wed) 19:15
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No entry?
What word?

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2023/05/11 (Thu) 06:28
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No entry? is not read as "please enter the country".

• 💩
• 2023/05/11 (Thu) 07:53
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In Japanese, "No entry? can be read as "please enter Japan.

• マター
• 2023/05/12 (Fri) 00:34
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Isn't 💩 right?

• おこめ
• 2023/05/17 (Wed) 06:58
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Summer vacation is slowly approaching for schools in the United States.

• プルメリア
• mail
• 2023/05/12 (Fri) 06:18
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I would like to know too. I applied online in February for a class visit application for Polaris Institute, but have yet to receive a response.I am looking for a Japanese language school that my 4 year old son can attend on Saturdays, and I would like to know from those who have either had their children attend or are currently attending.

• ククレカレー
• 2023/05/11 (Thu) 14:51
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However, I did not learn about it from YouTube, but entered that plan through my own agent after comparing various plans.

• ボンカレー
• 2023/05/11 (Thu) 17:10
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Kukule Curry, if you are getting a lot of stuff,
something
about why
you should write
about the judging criteria, etc. ？
I thought you were young, Kukule Curry.

• ククレカレー
• 2023/05/11 (Thu) 18:31
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So, it depends on your personal needs, so you should talk to your agent (e.g., you want good dental benefits, you want food delivery, you want some of the Medicare fees to be covered, etc.) and choose the plan that best suits your needs.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2023/05/12 (Fri) 07:11
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A Senior Flex Card or Senior Alliance Benefit Card, so
it doesn't seem to matter if you're not a senior.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2023/05/12 (Fri) 10:02
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There doesn't seem to be any screening criteria for getting benefits as a senior
You have to apply for Medicare from the insurance company that has the benefit to get it.