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People either love Costco or they just don’t seem to understand the appeal of it. There’s not a whole lot of in between, and it’s reflected in the fact that you either pay for an annual membership or opt to not shop there at all. Wouldn’t it be cool if you could still shop there sometimes but without needing to enroll in a membership? It’s possible, but there are some things to know about the process.

Odds are you’ve heard of or even used Instacart to have something delivered to you at some point. But did you know that you could order from Costco via Instacart and have it delivered without needing a membership? Costco does have some items that are specifically member-only, but shopping through the Instacart app opens you up to a whole new variety of products, and best of all you can do it from anywhere.

Savvy shoppers should also know about Amazon’s great subscribe and save programthese tips that will help you unlock more value in your next Target trip and even how to pick the best seat for your next flight.

How to shop at Costco with Instacart

Getting started with this is super easy, but let’s break down the process for you.

1. Download the Instacart app or go to Instacart.com from your browser

2. Create an account or sign in to your existing account

3. Navigate to the Costco Storefront in Instacart

4. Load up your cart with items that you

This $30 Bluetooth Speaker Is a Prime Day Deal You Shouldn’t Miss

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This story is part of Amazon Prime DayCNET’s guide to everything you need to know and how to find the best deals.

Amazon’s Prime Early Access Sale officially runs Tuesday and Wednesday, Oct. 11 and 12, but early deals are already up. Recently added to our favorite October Prime Day deals — which we’re updating in real-time — is the JBL Go 3. Usually selling for $50, the tiny Bluetooth speaker is currently 40% off — just $30. (It occasionally hovers at this price, but we’ve never seen it lower.)

actually, several of JBL’s speakers and headphones are currently on sale, but for me, the Go 3 hits the sweet spot for an impulse purchase. I own it, and it’s one of my favorite gadgets and travel companions. It’s also IPX 67 waterproof, so it’s at home in the shower or by the pool. In fact, I installed a Command Hook by the bathroom sink where it can hang from its durable braided loop. The only two buttons are Bluetooth sync and power — it’s worked flawlessly with any phone, laptop or tablet I’ve ever tried to connect to it.

And the sound? For something that fits in the palm of my hand, I think it sounds great. With a good bit of midrange and even a touch of bass, you actually feel like you’re getting some of that JBL audio DNA that you wouldn’t find in those aforementioned no-name speakers. But don’t trust me: Check out the

More People Need to Watch This Mystery Thriller on Apple TV Plus

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Bad Sisters sounds like it’s a sweary, boozy sitcom about sisters doing rebellious things.

it is.

It’s also a disturbing drama about abuse and murder, set in the moving postcard that is Dublin, Ireland.

This unique hybrid of tones is the result of Apple TV Plus hiring prolific sitcom creator and actor Sharon Horgan (Pulling, Catastrophe). Her effervescent characters are one-part chaos, two-parts charm, three-parts moral gray area.

The fantasi format of the show places us in the aftermath of a murder, then jumps back in time to turn over pieces of the puzzle. It’s both a whodunit and a howdunit.

A man named John Paul Williams (Claes Bang) is the victim of the murder. The show gives pretty strong justification for his demise. Plainly put, John Paul is misogynistic, racist and sexist, traits he barely disguises behind a handsome husband veil.

John Paul is married to Grace Garvey (Anne-Marie Duff), the second-eldest of five Garvey sisters: Eva (Sharon Horgan) is the oldest; Ursula (Eva Birthistle) is the middle child; Bibi (Sarah Greene) is the second-youngest; and Becka (Eve Hewson), known as Baby Becka, is the youngest. Eva and Becka are about 20 years apart, and their mother-daughter dynamic epitomizes the Garvey tribe: at one point Eva jokes she could kill Becka. At another, she’s dropping everything to race to Becka’s side.

A husband and wife looking into each other's eyes in bed — John Paul and Grace.

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Orphaned as children, the sisters form a support network that includes the service of murdering evil husbands. The sisters observe

You can get the Google Pixel Buds Pro for their lowest price ever at Wellbots

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If you’re looking for a pair of earbuds that look a little less edible, you can also find Sony’s WF-1000XM4 earbuds on sale at Amazon for $248 or Target for $249.99 instead of its usual $279.99. The XM4s are still one of our top-rated pairs of noise-cancelling earbuds, thanks to their extensive battery life, detailed sound, and amazing noise cancellation qualities. Unfortunately, the Sony earbuds don’t support multipoint Bluetooth connectivity, which is becoming par for the course among wireless earbuds, nor are they the best option for voice calls. However, if you’re willing to look past some small pain points, the Sony WF-1000XM4 earbuds are easily one of the best pairs of earbuds on the market. Read our review.

If you’re looking for some clinical-strength retail therapy, you can also find the follow-up to the excellent LG C1, the 55-inch LG C2, on sale at Target and Best Buy for $1,349.99 instead of its usual $1,799.99. Just like its predecessor, the C2 is an all-around excellent OLED TV, thanks to its slick aesthetic and compatibility with Amazon Alexa, Google Assistant, and Apple HomeKit. However, the robust suite of gaming features is really what sets the C2 apart from its peers. In addition to a 120Hz refresh rate, the C2 also supports AMD FreeSync Premium and Nvidia G-Sync for an ultra-smooth gaming experience. Just like the C1, the C2 also includes support for Dolby Vision, HDR10, and the webOS streaming platform, which connects you to all of your favorite

Interested in FIRE? Takeaways From the Early Retirement Movement That Aren’t Extreme

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Retiring before you turn 40 is appealing to most of us. But the extreme lifestyle it takes to achieve this goal is not as easy to follow.

Financial Independence, Retire Early, or FIRE, is a lifestyle movement that encourages you to build a cushy nest egg — at least 25 times what you’ll need for annual expenses in retirement — so you can leave the workplace before the typical retirement age.

The FIRE movement hit the scene in 1992, but it really took off with millennials over the last 15 years. while the path to FIRE looks different for everyone, and there are various approaches within the movement, most of the journeys begin the same way: Land a well-paying job in your 20s, save a significant chunk of money (anywhere from 50% to 75% of your take-home pay), and live far below your means. Many FIRE participants also boost their incomes with a side hustle (or several side hustles) or through real estate investments.

It can also mean developing an obsessive focus on hitting your FIRE number, the specific amount of money you need to save to retire by your desired age.

The idea of retiring early has a universal lure that’s attracting plenty of followers, but FIRE is also getting its fair number of detractors. Some are dropping out because it’s exhausting. Others are realizing that it’s costing them relationships and experiences that no amount of money can recover.

Jovan Johnson

“It takes a lot of discipline and sacrifice,”