I didn’t see the disaster coming. One innocent Costco run, one innocent square jug of milk, and my kitchen was never the same. It looked clever. Efficient. Space-saving. Then I tried to pour it. Milk went everywhere—counters, cabinets, floor, my pajamas. That’s when I realized this wasn’t just me. There’s a whole army of Costco shoppers quietly batt… Continues…
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