Alright now, y'all know I'm not really the most political person, I could really care less about it. If you have your personal politics, that's no big deal, but let's just talk real quick. I'm looking obviously on Twitter and one of the biggest things that comes up is the burning down of a lot of these egg production plants, right? Now if you've been to the grocery store in the last two months, you know that eggs have gone roughly from about two, at least on the East Coast, about 270 to 280 to almost six to seven dollars for eggs. They told us before it was a shortage of eggs, but for some unknown reason we have an influx of chickens. During the pandemic they told us that there was a shortage of chickens, now there's a shortage of eggs. Then we have these egg production plants being essentially burnt down randomly. What is, like what is it? Somebody needs to explain it to me like I'm five because I've been trying to figure it out, I've been racking my brain, I've asked people who I thought had answers and even they are stumped. Maybe you guys can help. What is your opinion? Do you feel like it is something that needs to be investigated? Is it something that you might have an answer to? More importantly, why are eggs so goddamn expensive? What chickens are? I can go get chicken breasts, chicken thighs, chicken legs, all that, but the eggs, which in my personal opinion is the feed, but I'm no conspiracy theorist here. Why and who is burning down all of these egg production plants? Let me know.

What's his face? Owns most of the farming in North America. Mr. uh... Virus maker. He owns most of the farmland. They want to make sure we go to the government for our food.

Either that or just want to make room for another manufacturer to rain and whatever kind of eggs they got my dear there's a reason for it I mean nobody

I think it's the government burning down these production plans because they started two years ago and they started with the farming. So now...

Have you considered the agenda might be plant-based food cup I mean I feel like eggs comprise large source of proteins people don't want to eat meat so he cut that out so you're eating impossible

I've wondered the same and not to go all conspiracy theorist but my guess is they're trying to make room for something else I like they want to introduce

Like they wanna introduce some thing that's more man-made something else they can make more money off of as my initial guess So you burn down the natural thing and then you replace it whatever that is you made

Like, no one's gonna burn down an egg factory right in the middle of an egg shortage. That would just be crazy. But yeah, it's definitely an egg replacement.

I don't know the answer to any of those questions, but I went to the store last week to get eggs, and the only eggs left were $10. I live in Washington though, so...

I'll tell you who it is I'll tell you it is it's the goddamn Cadberry bunny

Man, just go buy a chicken, bro. That hoe can lay eggs and shit.