Egg panic in my area.

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$5.49 dozen today. I checked several cartons, many had cracks on bottoms. I’m only eating one per day now.
 
Restaurants were paying under $2 a dozen for eggs when buying by the flat. So even if they trippled that is $6 per dozen, but there charging there customers an EXTRA $6 per dozen. Margin improvement program.

Even the narrative around the CPI today has to do with eggs - even though the weighting in the proverbial basket is literally less than 2/10ths of one percent total.

The whole world is one big egg grift.
 
Restaurants were paying under $2 a dozen for eggs when buying by the flat. So even if they trippled that is $6 per dozen, but there charging there customers an EXTRA $6 per dozen. Margin improvement program.
It's a perfect scheme for them though. The news is all about "bird flu" and how expensive eggs have become, so they can easily jump on this and raise prices on their eggs or items that include eggs and then say "but it's only 50c". People accept it.
 
Bird flu, Avian bird flu, a few years ago it was monkey pox which didn't take off. The name was changed to M-pox and still didn't catch. This whole scenario is like watching professional wrestling.
 
I was in a Hy-Vee yesterday, and ended up getting the last dozen eggs. Beyond weird to see a whole section empty.
 
Wife and I go through about a dozen every two weeks or so. I haven't had any real issues getting eggs here in NoVA. Harris Teeter seems to not have any when I've gone there but Wegmans, while not fully stocked, had plenty the two times I've gone there for some.

When I can't get my weekly Egg McMuffin from McDonald's on Saturday mornings, then I'll complain about it being the end of days.
That is not an egg you are eating at McDonald’s, that is yellow dye #4, with a Shore A #6 polyether synthetic gellprominat for the yellow part. The white part is white dye #53, Shore A #7 polyether synthetic gellprominat.
 
The employee cafeteria put up a sign: $2.00 surcharge per egg, $2.50 per egg-white per food item.
 
I'm more concerned at that UAP egg retrieval whistleblower than the edible variety. Egg supply is plentiful in the Upper Midwest area.
 
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