Costco's iconic $1.50 hot dogs are rumored to be eligible for financing, but this rumor is unfounded. The misunderstanding arises from Costco's recent partnership with Affirm, offering a buy-now-pay-later plan for online purchases priced between $500 and $17,500. This means customers can finance larger items, such as furniture or electronics, rather than a $1.50 meal. The financing terms are more relevant for substantial purchases, with options to spread payments over several months, but applying such plans to hot dogs was a humorous exaggeration on social media.
Costco's food court hot dogs, priced at $1.50, are rumored to be available for financing; however, this is false and part of a misunderstanding regarding Costco's new payment options.
The financing talk derived from Costco's reputation for affordability, but actually pertains to a new buy now, pay later plan for substantial online purchases, not food.
Costco's partnership with Affirm introduces payment plans for items ranging from $500 to $17,500, leaving the hot dog financing rumor purely as internet speculation.
Realistically, a financing option for a hot dog would be absurd, as the popular item is meant to be an inexpensive and quick meal.
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