Honey crystallizes. And it has a flavor that doesn't go with everything. Sugar is a much better substitute for honey than the reverse.
honey also has antibiotic properties and has been used for such since the ancient Egyptians figured it out.
Agreed. I bought several barrels at a military surplus auction quite a number of years ago. The use by date: Indef.
A lot of distilleries used their stills for making alcohol for hand sanitizer during the scamdemic. That coupled with the lack of transport could cause a brief shortage to some areas.Funny, I was just reading since the country opened up that there is a shortage in some areas of booze...
Take a labor shortage involving a lack of truck drivers, dock workers, and warehouse employees, then shake that up with backed up docks, slower manufacturing processes and more expensive raw materials, and you get a quick lesson in how supply chain economics is having a direct impact on small businesses all over the U.S. Everything from the labor market and the sudden re-opening of bars to a lack of glass bottles and aluminum cans is blamed for liquor shortages reported in Winooski, Vermont; Durham, North Carolina; and Sioux Falls, South Dakota. -Forbes
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Fiat economies are intricately woven houses of cards. Always have been.So Palantir, the company that works with big big data analytics, just bought 51 million in gold to protect against a "Black Swan" event. They say they will take gold as payment.
Black Swan in the Stock Market: What Is It, With Examples and History
A black swan is an event that is rare, very important, and is both difficult to have predicted but is considered obvious in hindsight.www.investopedia.com
Black swan events are characterized by their extreme rarity, severe impact, and the widespread insistence they were obvious in hindsight.Fed reverse repos are still at a Trillion a day.
all good right? nothing to see here? No world economy collapse anytime soon?
Not anymore. Have you been out in public, lately?
All day every day. Still surprised by the things folks don't know.
I had a friend in high school moved here when he was 15 from Cali., he was a hippy type. We went to seaside for spring break one year got our party on and he found a mushroom he thought it was cool looking and threw it in his truck. Couple days later curiosity got the best of him and he ate the bassturd and fried balls for days in the hospital seeing demons. He was never the same...and turned his life over to Christ. Last I saw him he was a solid dude doing well. Somebody upstairs had plans for him I guess.
can anyone look at this graph, still know absolutely nothing about the economy, and say everything must be just fine?
Looks to focused on guys trying to get a girl. What would be so important about this chick?
That looks like it'd be good
I would love to see a survivalist movie dealing with the more mundane task. For example a neighbor sends his kid over to steal veggies from another neighbors garden and the neighbor kills the kid for trying to steal his family's food. The thieving neighbor comes over the next day asking if he has seen his kid. That interaction would be great, especially if the neighbor sees some sign of his kid being there at the garden.
