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THE PRICE YOU PAY - Duchess - 07-02-2015
This was inspired by seeing User say how much she paid for those cherries. I saw a couple other people say what they pay and the difference is huge! I once saw her say she paid thirty bucks for 4 porkchops and I said a mental holy fuck.
I'm interested in the price difference of things across the country. For example, I think I pay around fours bucks for a gallon of milk. Is that similar to what you pay?
RE: THE PRICE YOU PAY - F.U. - 07-02-2015
Just asked the OL and she said it all depends on the brand and %. 1% off brand goes for 2.65 . The good stuff can cost up to 5 bucks a gallon.
RE: THE PRICE YOU PAY - Blindgreed1 - 07-02-2015
It's $1.99 right now, but it's on sale. Normally $2.99/gal
RE: THE PRICE YOU PAY - Carsman - 07-02-2015
Not just milk and chops prices, have you seen the price of EGGS lately, today, just paid $5 for a dozen Egg Lands Best Jumbos!
And it has been said the price eventually may reach $8 dozen, due to hundreds of thousands of chickens having to be destroyed due to being infected by the Avian flu!
Can anybody say, eggbeaters!?
RE: THE PRICE YOU PAY - SIXFOOTERsez - 07-02-2015
Think I will order a couple cans of freeze dried eggs
RE: THE PRICE YOU PAY - blueberryhill - 07-02-2015
hmmm........wonder if my HOA would allow a teeny tiny little chicken coop in the backyard......i couldn't get a rooster cuz they get up too early....I would probably have to buy misters for them, though......it is so dang hot in this place.....Ima gonna try the little laughing head again......
RE: THE PRICE YOU PAY - Cutz - 07-02-2015
Back in Ohio and PA, it was 3bucks some change for a gallon of milk. Here in MO, it's 4+. I was less than excited to notice the price increase of milk until I noticed our gasoline prices were the lowest in the country. It's a trade-off I can accept.
RE: THE PRICE YOU PAY - sally - 07-02-2015
Organic milk costs around 4-5 bucks here and regular is about 3 bucks a gallon.
I buy the 4 Grain Vegetarian fed cage free brown eggs for $3.49.
No idea what cherries are running now, but I always try one before I buy a whole bag. They're expensive even when they're cheap and I don't want to spend 10 bucks on shitty cherries.
RE: THE PRICE YOU PAY - Duchess - 07-03-2015
I don't know the price of a lot of things at the grocery store. If it's something I need or want I just buy it.
RE: THE PRICE YOU PAY - ramseycat - 07-03-2015
It's about $4 for half gallon of organic milk here. About $3.50 for a gallon of regular milk. Bacon is really expensive and so is chicken.
RE: THE PRICE YOU PAY - Maggot - 07-03-2015
(07-02-2015, 08:10 PM)blueberryhill Wrote: hmmm........wonder if my HOA would allow a teeny tiny little chicken coop in the backyard......i couldn't get a rooster cuz they get up too early....I would probably have to buy misters for them, though......it is so dang hot in this place.....Ima gonna try the little laughing head again......
You don't need Roosters for chickens to lay eggs.
RE: THE PRICE YOU PAY - Maggot - 07-03-2015
(07-02-2015, 06:09 PM)Duchess Wrote: [size=medium][i]
This was inspired by seeing User say how much she paid for those cherries.
It is comforting to know that Users cherries help to house Wetbacks.
RE: THE PRICE YOU PAY - Duchess - 07-03-2015
Everything is so expensive on the West Coast. Property that sells for close to a million out there may sell for $300,000 around here. The difference is mind blowing.
RE: THE PRICE YOU PAY - Maggot - 07-03-2015
(07-03-2015, 07:45 AM)Duchess Wrote:
Everything is so expensive on the West Coast. Property that sells for close to a million out there may sell for $300,000 around here. The difference is mind blowing.
I've been looking at houses, I want a bigger one and saw a few with 5 acre lots going for 250,000. I could trade mine to some old couple for their farm house with no problem.
RE: THE PRICE YOU PAY - Duchess - 07-03-2015
I was looking at property back home and it's dirt cheap, like a grand an acre. Probably because it's in the middle of nofuckingwhere.
RE: THE PRICE YOU PAY - Maggot - 07-03-2015
That's the thing you have to travel 30 miles to get to work.
RE: THE PRICE YOU PAY - Duchess - 07-03-2015
You have to travel so far for pretty much everything up there. I can remember traveling 2 hours to get to a mall to get my first prom gown and God help you if you got badly hurt or were very sick because again, you'd have to travel so far to get great medical care.
RE: THE PRICE YOU PAY - F.U. - 07-03-2015
(07-02-2015, 07:06 PM)Carsman Wrote: Not just milk and chops prices, have you seen the price of EGGS lately, today, just paid $5 for a dozen Egg Lands Best Jumbos!
And it has been said the price eventually may reach $8 dozen, due to hundreds of thousands of chickens having to be destroyed due to being infected by the Avian flu!
Can anybody say, eggbeaters!?
That Avian flu took its toll on the chicken farmers here in Iowa. I expect the price of eggs and chicken to go through the roof until they build the flocks back up. I am just glad I have a farmer friend that was not effected by it because I get my eggs farm fresh for $2.50 a dozen.
RE: THE PRICE YOU PAY - Duchess - 07-03-2015
(07-03-2015, 10:39 AM)F.U. Dont ask again Wrote: That Avian flu
Someone told me recently that people will really see the affect of that come Thanksgiving when people are paying 2 & 3 times more for a turkey.
RE: THE PRICE YOU PAY - F.U. - 07-03-2015
Some people might Duch. I wont because I shoot a wild turkey for that occasion. That makes me think there may be a lot more turkey hunters in the woods this fall and might effect turkey populations also. Time will tell.