Kalforna AG sues grocery chains for raising price of eggs over 10% during Covid, why can't he sue over ammo and wood prices?

[Lennie]

https://www.sanluisobispo.com/news/nation-world/national/article260167605.html

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[Provincial]

Because he is posturing to look like he is standing up for the "common people." He doesn't expect to get far with the suit, but will get lots of loving from the "press."

 

[Alexx1401]

THIS!!!
The brain dead figure head at the top keeps mumbling and stammering about this with gas. Of course when they play video of him saying he was going to make the price go up his people have nothing to say. Its all a show for the useful idiots. One party makes a HUGE mess. Then they get on camera to say how angry they are and people vote them back in to fix the mess they made

 

[gryghin]

THIS!!!
The brain dead figure head at the top keeps mumbling and stammering about this with gas. Of course when they play video of him saying he was going to make the price go up his people have nothing to say. Its all a show for the useful idiots. One party makes a HUGE mess. Then they get on camera to say how angry they are and people vote them back in to fix the mess they made

The memory of the the US population can be measured in days... if not hours.

 

[Kristopher Kam]

We could go deep here about how egg production used to be done locally around population centers across the country.

Then it shifted to mass production after WW2 due to cheap gas prices allowing cross country shipping and and corporate profit maximization. The eggs you buy in a store can easily be up to 90 days old at the time you buy them.

The profit margin on each egg (on a good day) is around 3 cents...

But what about the 3 people that are suing Burger King because the pictures of whoppers are bigger than the actual whoppers...

 

[lcb97269]

The memory of the the US population can be measured in days... if not hours.

For lefties it is minutes or seconds.

 

[Unicykle]

Well we did have the bird flu come through and they killed millions of chickens and I've heard rumblings from farmers having to change feed because apparently they're skimping on something in the chicken feed and the hens aren't laying

 

[Flopsweat]

We could go deep here about how egg production used to be done locally around population centers across the country.

Then it shifted to mass production after WW2 due to cheap gas prices allowing cross country shipping and and corporate profit maximization. The eggs you buy in a store can easily be up to 90 days old at the time you buy them.

The profit margin on each egg (on a good day) is around 3 cents...

But what about the 3 people that are suing Burger King because the pictures of whoppers are bigger than the actual whoppers...

Was 3 cents. Apparently, they're not paying the farmers any more than before, farm costs have skyrocketed, and they are not buying hens because they won't even break even on them.

 

[Alexx1401]

Wife mentioned this the other day when we were at the store and went past the eggs. Those hens she bought a while ago have been well worth having. Eggs are so damn much tastier to boot.

 

[TTSX]

The price of eggs is pretty darn low on my give-a-damn list. Oh no, they went from $3 per dozen to $3.30 per dozen. Just shoot me in the head, I'm bankrupt.