Tony Barzar started at Price Club — the warehouse retailer that would later become Costco — in 1986, gathering shopping carts in a Tucson parking lot for $5.85 an hour. Four decades later, he earns $32.90 an hour as a cashier, owns a three-bedroom home with a pool, has traveled to Europe twice and has accumulated over $1 million in his 401(k).
"I could retire," Barzar, now 60, told The Wall Street Journal. "But what would I do? Costco has been good to me (1)."
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