My wife keeps telling me there is a meat shortage but my grocery bills ain't lightened up during this crisis. Shes got the fridge and freezer packed and we are still using Charmin from before March. All the money I saved by not eating out for last 2 months she is spending at store every chance she gets.
Second that! I have the 3/4 hp. Just about need a front end loader to pick it up, but it gets the job done.
Mine isn't a Carnivore but I wish it was. I Mine works fine and won't break so I've not had a reason to replace it. I keep trying though.
This guy explains things pretty well. The middleman aka packer he speaks of is making $2,290 per head right now while consumers are paying more and producers and getting paid less.
So you come by that name honestly...MMMMkay.
I couldnt get through 3 minutes of that guy. lol
Capitalisms its what it's called.
Capitalisms its what it's called.
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Math seems wrong 2,290 per head for the meat packer.
You may get 400 lbs of meat off an animal.
400 lbs times 5 bucks a pound is $2000 bucks.
the Guy selling the cattle makes some money.
you would be paying 10 bucks a pound for beef ..surely it is not that much
You may get 400 lbs of meat off an animal.
400 lbs times 5 bucks a pound is $2000 bucks.
the Guy selling the cattle makes some money.
you would be paying 10 bucks a pound for beef ..surely it is not that much
A roll of TP lasts me 10 days for Charmin and Aldi brand lasted me over 21 days. Many more sheets on that Aldi roll
Not too hard to fathom that people are using the same package for a few months.
I crap 2 or 3 times a day also.. not like I am holding it in for a couple days.
Not too hard to fathom that people are using the same package for a few months.
I crap 2 or 3 times a day also.. not like I am holding it in for a couple days.
No sir. It’s correct. I’ll try to find you some info to prove it. I’ve heard this same number from many sector’s of the cattle industry.
