Can I Eat Enough Free Samples to Pay for My Costco Membership?

Costco is known around the world for their free samples, but they're [music] not really free. See, you have to pay $130 a month for a Costco membership. I could have a membership, please. Thank you. So, I'm going to see if I can eat enough free samples to pay for my Costco membership [music] all in one day.

Let's go. >> [music] >> Second sample and I already feel awkward. Isn't it like an unspoken rule you're only supposed to take one? This first sample we got is a keto crunch. It looks like a granola that's keto-friendly. Granola's basically a candy, so that's really yummy. 32 cents down, 100 $30 left to go. I think I might be here

for a while. Spotted another sample. These were samples of Lunchables. Who doesn't love Lunchables? I had already eaten three samples and I hadn't even hit 50 cents yet. Little did I know this would be one of the hardest challenges I've ever attempted. Thank you. Teriyaki udon. >> [screaming] >> THAT ONE FELT SIGNIFICANT.

IT WAS STARTING TO seem like most of my day would just be me walking around pretending to shop. >> Thank you. >> A full chocolate. This has to be worth a lot of money. By the way, if you're wondering how we calculated how much each of these samples cost, it's actually pretty easy. Right by the

sample stand, you can see the product on display and then by doing some simple math, you can figure out how much each individual sample costs. These were actually only worth 22 cents each, so I would have to eat over 600 of them to eat my goal. That's pretty good. This chocolate may have been good, but I was

about to discover something that was really not good. So, it's been approximately 5 minutes and we have hit every single kiosk in here, which is only four. And we are only about a dollar into this, so we have $129 left to go. I'm scared. I'm not going to pay this membership off. Look at my face