The great egg debacle. Well I did reconnoissance for y’all and apparently it’s just a US thing. There were plenty of eggs here and at the regular prices too. All free range.
Our eggs are sold in packs of 6 or 10. There was one package of 12 (weird) and then a 30 pack in white and brown. I’m happy to ship if you pay postage.
chandnikhondji, omgwtfbarb, WhiskeyMonday also we do have the Buldak here in four different flavors. I didn’t buy any this round I still have plenty of the other ones.
Bird flu is a global health problem according to the CDC. It is widespread in wild birds and sporadic in poultry and cows. Very much not just a US problem.
Chestnut: It does not only affects the US; the difference is that those "red tapes" and overseeing agencies exist for a reason. Cutting them mean outbreaks are not caught as quickly, and cannot be fought as effectively.
Just think of COVID: the whole world was affected, yet the US managed to get a death rate per capita along those of developing countries. Why? Cause it wasn't fought as strongly as it could have.
Then, consider that bird flu is always one mutation away from becoming a deadly human fu, it's another reason to clamp down quick and hard on it. Not doing so can have serious consequences.
Chestnut: I think by saying “it’s just a US thing” she meant the current prices on eggs due to the US bird flu outbreaks right now, not that bird flu isn’t an issue in Europe in general. This was a continuation from another plurk.
Chestnut: oh no, definitely not saying that birdflu is only a US problem, but the exorbitant egg prices are. These are our normal prices for a long time now. We do have birdflu here but they contain it as best as they can