I was validating what COH said about having bigger breasts. If you'll notice, that is what I replied to.NPT, based on a quick read, Nowhere in that article do the writers use the word "engineer" regarding how chickens are different. That is the word of some headline writer who doesn't necessarily understand or has even read the article. Writers don't write the headlines. My wife found that out, writing for a newspaper and having nonsensical or misleading headlines slapped onto her writing.
Need an onion roll.Hey @mcmurtry66
Stick that pretzel bun where the sun doesn't shine.
Seriously, I don't understand the pretzel bun. If you want a good deli, give me an actual pretzel with some good stone ground mustard.
Is the italian beef place doing well there? I've never seen it any place outside Chicago.A Chicago refugee opened an Italian beef joint a few blocks away. Baseball fan and have a great time talking Chicago baseball with her
She taught me how to order the best sandwich around;
Beef, wet, sweet.
She survived Covid—barely. I’ve never seen it packed, but always a few other customers. I’ve referred a lot of customers.Is the italian beef place doing well there? I've never seen it any place outside Chicago.
My local stands call it juicy, sweet (or hot with giardinera) . They call it out in an accent a lot like the Billy Goat Tavern guys on SNL.
On deli's, if you're in Chicago, you have to hit Manny's.
Manny's Cafeteria and Delicatessen - Chicago, IL
Specialties: Complete made to order breakfast served until 10:45 AM Mon - Fri Until noon on Saturday Established in 1942. So...you think you've eaten a corned beef sandwich before? Try this one for size! Come into Manny's any day and expect to get into a line moving quickly through this...www.yelp.com
Damn it didn’t dawn on me you were talking about Farbest/Wabash Valley and the Segers. I was a member of the same golf club with Scott Seger for years. Played golf with him a few times.No, Seger family outside of Jasper. Wabash Valley. They are an egg product maker and distributor. Don't think they actually farm
Really? What a f*cken joke government has become! We have black teenagers shooting other black teenagers across the country on a daily basis, we have a miserable education system, we have millions of migrants housed in public buildings that aren’t meant for housing and we regulate certain chickens but not other chickens?I have seen that in a lot of stories. But then I see this from another story, bolding is mine:
Gallegos said “probably 100 percent” of the required farms are already in compliance.“And that’s the key point I want to kind of point out: Any producer that has less than 3,000 egg-laying hens do not need to comply with this particular regulation,” Gallegos said. “It’s our bigger egg producers that have more than 3,000 egg-laying hens, so that part of the industry is working towards compliance nationwide that is bringing cage-free eggs into Colorado.”That guy from the CO Dept of Ag certainly implies the vast majority of the big farms are already in compliance. Obviously, I don't know if that is true or not. Since other states have already passed that law, my guess is all the huge farms are going to it in order to have their eggs sold at Kroger/WalMart/Etc nationwide.
California sucks - you should find a better place to visit... (unless you like stepping over people, excrement, needles and trash while walking through clouds of weed smoke or while sitting in horrible traffic in an uber watching your driver post to their instagram account). Which is too bad, that place used to be alright.But exacerbated in California due to the cruelty/cage free legislation passed in 2018 and fully in effect at the beginning of the year. The prices were high relative to other places when we visited last year too.
California — CageFreeLaws.com
cagefreelaws.com
You're describing a few urban areas. The majority of the state is beautiful and the people are fantastic.California sucks - you should find a better place to visit... (unless you like stepping over people, excrement, needles and trash while walking through clouds of weed smoke or while sitting in horrible traffic in an uber watching your driver post to their instagram account). Which is too bad, that place used to be alright.
Yeah, it's like judging Bloomington based on Seminary Park.You're describing a few urban areas. The majority of the state is beautiful and the people are fantastic.
The politics and policies of LA and Metro San Francisco overriding everyone else is the only reason I wouldn't live there.
Stop. My favorite part of this forum is the posts of people from Shoals or someplace similar, giving advice on Cali, since Stoll stopped posting his unhinged post of the day.Yeah, it's like judging Bloomington based on Seminary Park.
My ex and the outlaws were just in San Fran and said it was awful. Dirty, run down etc. They went up to wine country to visit her boyfriend’s illegals. Is that true about San Fran? I haven’t been in a while but it’s far and away my favorite city. I hope not.Stop. My favorite part of this forum is the posts of people from Shoals or someplace similar, giving advice on Cali, since Stoll stopped posting his unhinged post of the day.
Stop. My favorite part of this forum is the posts of people from Shoals or someplace similar, giving advice on Cali, since Stoll stopped posting his unhinged post of the day.
I don’t know, tbh. There’s 7 million people that live in the Bay Area, with 350k progressives and youngsters living in The City. Most people only go there for dinner in North Beach or a Warriors or Giants game. People that come in for a short vacation are on their own, unless they hook with me, of course! 😂My ex and the outlaws were just in San Fran and said it was awful. Dirty, run down etc. They went up to wine country to visit her boyfriend’s illegals. Is that true about San Fran? I haven’t been in a while but it’s far and away my favorite city. I hope not.
So why the law? Aren't there more important issues than trying to get that last 1-2% into compliance?I have seen that in a lot of stories. But then I see this from another story, bolding is mine:
Gallegos said “probably 100 percent” of the required farms are already in compliance.“And that’s the key point I want to kind of point out: Any producer that has less than 3,000 egg-laying hens do not need to comply with this particular regulation,” Gallegos said. “It’s our bigger egg producers that have more than 3,000 egg-laying hens, so that part of the industry is working towards compliance nationwide that is bringing cage-free eggs into Colorado.”That guy from the CO Dept of Ag certainly implies the vast majority of the big farms are already in compliance. Obviously, I don't know if that is true or not. Since other states have already passed that law, my guess is all the huge farms are going to it in order to have their eggs sold at Kroger/WalMart/Etc nationwide.
I've posted before about our San Fran experiences. Stay in the touristy areas and it's fine. Get off the beaten path and it's dark and occasionally scary. We used to go all over and never worried about it.My ex and the outlaws were just in San Fran and said it was awful. Dirty, run down etc. They went up to wine country to visit her boyfriend’s illegals. Is that true about San Fran? I haven’t been in a while but it’s far and away my favorite city. I hope not.
Agree that its not the entire state but its most urban areas, not a few. And the urban areas are huge. AND unfortunately not just California anymore. Lived and worked there in and out of CA for about 20 years. Ive seen it go so far downhill so fast its sad. Driving down Santa Monica Blvd a couple months ago (maybe a mile west of Beverly Hills) and saw a dude on the side of the road pissing into a cup. Middle of the day. I see moms pushing baby strollers down the sidewalk avoiding people laying on the sidewalk. Where is this ok? How did it happen and who let it? I pray for the younger generation who are being conditioned to see and accept so many things these days that are just "different" than it used to be. Ill leave it to you political debaters to discuss...You're describing a few urban areas. The majority of the state is beautiful and the people are fantastic.
The politics and policies of LA and Metro San Francisco overriding everyone else is the only reason I wouldn't live there.
I see what you mean about the price of eggs.... at Kroger they are $2.79/dozen around here but down in TN where my daughter lives they are $4.89/dozen.Eggs are one of the most nutritious foods you can find. They are low calorie, low fat, and high in minerals and vitamins. Eggs give the consumer good bang for the buck in terms of food value per dollar.
The lowest priced eggs now cost around $4 per dozen, up from around a pre-inflation price of around $2. Fancy pasture-razed eggs are about $10. Cage free eggs are in between.
Cage free and pasture raised eggs are definitely luxury items appealing to those who don’t need to worry much about the price of food.
Enter the Colorado Legislature and Governor Polis. All of them are leftists. Most of them are very wealthy, or married to wealthy spouses. Limousine liberals is a very apt description for Colorado Democrat office holders—but not their constituents. Limousine liberals can afford eggs without worrying about the costs. Limousine liberals can legislate luxury. The can legislate feelings. They can legislate what feels good. All of that can be legislated without much regard for costs.
Colorado Limousine liberals legislated chicken welfare. Effective January 1, eggs in Colorado must come from cage free or pasture raised chickens. Who cares if the single mom who worries about feeding kids doesn’t buy those eggs because she can’t afford them. Not that said single mom doesn’t want chickens to have a good life, but paying for that is an unnecessary luxury expense.
Not any more. To fulfill the insatiable appetite to feel good about themselves, limousine liberals require the poor and near poor get to give chickens a better life in order to buy one of the most nutritious singe food item.
What a country!
Those damn Tennessee liberals. It's gotta be California's fault.I see what you mean about the price of eggs.... at Kroger they are $2.79/dozen around here but down in TN where my daughter lives they are $4.89/dozen.
If you recall they went up a lot several years ago and I wondered the same thing but they eventually came back down. I would guess that the high prices will do two things: 1) Encourage more people to get into that business and 2) reduce demand. If that happens then eventually there may be more supply than demand the price will come down.Those damn Tennessee liberals. It's gotta be California's fault.
I all seriousness though, it's a bit of a perfect storm on egg prices. Just gotta wonder if they'll ever come down much if people get used to paying that much. Hope so because they are a perfect food staple.
I could start those posts again. 😂 Biden makes it easy. It’s just not fair going after a mentally challenged old man with a stuttering problem.Stop. My favorite part of this forum is the posts of people from Shoals or someplace similar, giving advice on Cali, since Stoll stopped posting his unhinged post of the day.
I had hoped you would never notice why everybody takes it easy on you, stoll, but I guess the secret is out.I could start those posts again. 😂 Biden makes it easy. It’s just not fair going after a mentally challenged old man with a stuttering problem.
Are the farmers Furries?So... yet another thread that is much ado about nothing.
Moaning & hand-wringing about imagined atrocities. Good job COH.
They will go back down , maybe not to what we were used to. I never gave much thought to scrambling a cpl more and if it was too much tossing out or catfood for outside strays, I don't anymore. Another thing and I realize small but more people will have a few chickens of their own. I have a friend, she was selling excess eggs for $5 and people were sort of complaining on her FB , free range and eggs were big fresh albeit unwashed and better. I bought some but not close enough for a special trip.If you recall they went up a lot several years ago and I wondered the same thing but they eventually came back down. I would guess that the high prices will do two things: 1) Encourage more people to get into that business and 2) reduce demand. If that happens then eventually there may be more supply than demand the price will come down.
It is just bread. But I will say a pretzel bun can hold a lot of stuff. It is sturdy.Agree pretzel buns are overrated.
Just looked at ours $2.66 for 18 pack and $1.82 for 12 packJust got back from Wally World. Eggs were $3.55 for an 18 pack. I almost fell over.
Yours are cheaper than others.Just looked at ours $2.66 for 18 pack and $1.82 for 12 pack
Just got back from Wally World. Eggs were $3.55 for an 18 pack. I almost fell over.
Just got back from Wally World. Eggs were $3.55 for an 18 pack. I almost fell over.
I don't know how much they are here. I send my woman to do the shopping.Just looked at ours $2.66 for 18 pack and $1.82 for 12 pack
Damn mysogonist Trumper. Kidding obviously.I don't know how much they are here. I send my woman to do the shopping.
So prices are going down, according to people when this thread started.
That's a good thing.