I feel so welcome. Thanks, Costco.

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I tried going to Costco.com, and I have no idea what went wrong. I suppose I must have inadvertently clicked on a URL from my browser history, but I got this cryptic page.
Costco.png

The typical person doesn't associate "characters" with letters and numbers, but with people, as in "suspicious characters".
Upon seeing this message they will assume they are themselves a prohibited character at Costco.
 
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