[billorites]

Learn to code.

[bantam]

Maybe the monkeys like getting coconuts?!

[FreedomPoster]

They had fresh coconuts in the produce area when I was there yesterday.

[Mr Ramsbotham]

Racism rears its ugly head.

[golux]

Well, it’s better than looting.

[mylife]

If it was children COSTCO would be cool with it.

[SIDENET]

Great job, Costco.

Now, those poor monkeys are unemployed.

[mylife]

“Monkey-Free Coconut Due Diligence Assessment” GTFO!!!

[Salamander]

https://petakillsanimals.com/

[sonova]

It was the blurst of times.

[twister881]

Monkeys doing the jobs Democrats won’t do.

[Lazamataz]

“Monkeys are people, too!” — liberal Monkey Lives Matter activist.

[jcmccorm]

“Take your hands off my coconut you damned dirty ape!” :)

[Afterguard]

First COSTCO banned Palmetto Cheese Company’s cheese products because the CEO said something about how abhorrent the BLM movement is, and now they’re banning monkey labor products. I mean, who knew?! If COSTCO keeps up this banning trend, we’ll have to back to shopping at Walmart!

[ThunderSleeps]

Seeing eye dogs, drug dogs, canary in a coal mine, plow horses, ranching horses, ranching, dairy farms, fishing, and now I learned apparently Monkeys picking/harvesting coconuts.

Yes, we're people, we tame and sometimes even domesticate animals and use them. What is PETA's problem with this now? Is it the training methods used? Or that the Monkeys are used at all?

[dfwgator]

[Carriage Hill]

“Just because something is legal or accepted it doesn’t mean it’s OK,” said Kent Stein, PETA’s corporate responsibility officer.”

Mental illness on display.

[twister881]

Hey Costco, “Get woke, go broke.”

[Lisbon1940]

Start with that monkey survey right above.

[Robert DeLong]

Forced monkey labor. Actually the monkeys probably gladly do the tasks for which they receive their rewards. Suxh nonsense.