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This might be funny if it werenât for the fact that 5 years ago they had a Sheriffâs deputy standing next to a pallet of toilet paper in the local Walmart.
As I took my package I looked at her and said âOn behalf of the entire Human Race, I want to apologize to you for having to stand here today.â
She rolled her eyes and said âIâve had weirder assignments â but not much.â
They havenât gotten cheaper, have they? Nothing has gotten cheaper. Normally, I wouldnât say anything, but the promise was that prices would go down (not up) on day one.
I remember the last time this the bird flu hit, my brother blamed Biden for the price of eggs. I just let him rant. I havenât heard a âpeepâ from him this time.
So funny, Americans and their idiocracies. Thatâs what happens when you put your eggs in one basket and then some moron comes along and drops the basket.
Right now Egg prices are as bad as some people make them out to be. The problem is hoarding creating shortages which is why several stores are limiting sales to no more than 2 dozen
The way we got here: bird flu is scary contagious, especially when chickens are grown in the crowded conditions typical of Big Ag. For years, trucks that go in and out of these farms have condoms put on their tires to reduce the chance that the trucks can spread the virus. Thousands of birds have been killed to try to prevent spread.
Itâs likely that the current administration will be anywhere near as willing to try to reduce the spread. And we already know that scientific research is no longer worthwhile. Donât expect things to get better on that front.
MeanwhileâŠ.the 5 or 6 big chick producers, who worked seriously during the pandemic to increase production during the dark days of the pandemic, have realized that if they donât work so hard at replacing the culled chickens, they can keep prices high both for chickens and for eggs. This is what we get when we get rid of job-killing regulations and ignore the consequences of allowing monopolies to form.
Itâs fashionable for people to think they can raise chickens. People who really actually do raise chickens in their backyards will tell you without exception that itâs a lot of work, and that you will end up paying less for eggs at the store, given the costs of feed and other upkeep. Not to say thereâs no reason to do it; just that itâs often way more difficult than newbies imagine.
momofalex7 about 10 hours ago
And letâs not forget all the things on the shelves made with eggs, like cookies and mayonnaise and bread, etc. Those prices increase as well.
TStyle78 about 10 hours ago
Maybe later this year that will happen.
Zykoic about 9 hours ago
No eggs at Costco today. I think I need to scramble in early morning.
blunebottle about 8 hours ago
Is the guard going to accompany her to her car?
Kornfield Kounty about 7 hours ago
Grocers will soon be using âEgg-timer delayed safes."
biglar about 6 hours ago
This might be funny if it werenât for the fact that 5 years ago they had a Sheriffâs deputy standing next to a pallet of toilet paper in the local Walmart.
As I took my package I looked at her and said âOn behalf of the entire Human Race, I want to apologize to you for having to stand here today.â
She rolled her eyes and said âIâve had weirder assignments â but not much.â
Dobie Premium Member about 6 hours ago
DING DING DING DING!
GREEN PLAID ALERT!
Everybody do a shot!
Maybe theyâll start doing egg rationing by odd and even license plate numbers⊠like they did with gas in the late 70âs.
nosirrom about 6 hours ago
Who needs Fort Knox when you could have a strategic egg reserve.
Ned Snipes about 6 hours ago
I donât get egg hoarding, they have a finite shelf life.
cdward about 5 hours ago
They havenât gotten cheaper, have they? Nothing has gotten cheaper. Normally, I wouldnât say anything, but the promise was that prices would go down (not up) on day one.
Rabbit Brown 2105-30 P coat about 5 hours ago
Clean two dozen beats a dirty dozen.
MRBLUESKY529 about 5 hours ago
Two dozen? I canât afford that.
Brian Kehlmeier Premium Member about 4 hours ago
I thought this was going to be the first thing that got fixed.
Odin about 4 hours ago
Stop buying eggs and the price will soon drop.
John Leonard Premium Member about 4 hours ago
Weâve gone from the regimeâs apologists promising to lower the price of eggs to advising us to buy chickens.
jbduncan about 4 hours ago
Instead of smuggling fentanyl the Mexican cartels are now bringing in eggs. More profit.
airbrushingsunshine about 3 hours ago
Remember when people were buying up and hoarding toilet paper. Wasnât that long ago!
slightlyaskew about 3 hours ago
I remember the last time this the bird flu hit, my brother blamed Biden for the price of eggs. I just let him rant. I havenât heard a âpeepâ from him this time.
Charles & Susan Premium Member about 3 hours ago
I saw that eggs were $10.95 a dozen at Whole Foods
elbow macaroni about 3 hours ago
Thanks Trump!
Daltongang Premium Member about 2 hours ago
So funny, Americans and their idiocracies. Thatâs what happens when you put your eggs in one basket and then some moron comes along and drops the basket.
Frank Burns Eats Worms about 2 hours ago
This is ova and above the call of duty.
swanridge about 2 hours ago
Welcome to Trumpâs Ameriêa.
Dapperdan61 Premium Member about 1 hour ago
Right now Egg prices are as bad as some people make them out to be. The problem is hoarding creating shortages which is why several stores are limiting sales to no more than 2 dozen
Walrus Gumbo Premium Member about 1 hour ago
DOGE just fired the Easter bunny!
Drag0nr1der about 1 hour ago
Welp, looks like Iâll be building a chicken coop this year
ChukLitl Premium Member 44 minutes ago
Itâs the dollars, not the eggs. There is no way to pay off such a huge debt with high dollars, so theyâre shrinking the dollar.
I Play One On TV 20 minutes ago
The way we got here: bird flu is scary contagious, especially when chickens are grown in the crowded conditions typical of Big Ag. For years, trucks that go in and out of these farms have condoms put on their tires to reduce the chance that the trucks can spread the virus. Thousands of birds have been killed to try to prevent spread.
Itâs likely that the current administration will be anywhere near as willing to try to reduce the spread. And we already know that scientific research is no longer worthwhile. Donât expect things to get better on that front.
MeanwhileâŠ.the 5 or 6 big chick producers, who worked seriously during the pandemic to increase production during the dark days of the pandemic, have realized that if they donât work so hard at replacing the culled chickens, they can keep prices high both for chickens and for eggs. This is what we get when we get rid of job-killing regulations and ignore the consequences of allowing monopolies to form.
Itâs fashionable for people to think they can raise chickens. People who really actually do raise chickens in their backyards will tell you without exception that itâs a lot of work, and that you will end up paying less for eggs at the store, given the costs of feed and other upkeep. Not to say thereâs no reason to do it; just that itâs often way more difficult than newbies imagine.