I just found out that the price of eggs varies crazily between Canada and the US right now in Canada it cost like eight dollars or some thing for a dozen eggs in the US it cost like 230 at least where I've seen in Pennsylvania and I've also heard that in the US before the critical a crisis that eggs could be as cheap as like $.30 for a dozen which is absolutely crazy to me that blows my mind So I understand why some people like live or lived off of eggs Eggs wow

How does so insane it like you would think a chicken's a rare commodity in Canada but also I guess factoring in the strength of the American and the Canadian dollar may or may not change how different they are

But that's cap. Over here that's like $6 right now but it ain't never been 30 since it doesn't exist crazy

I can attest that Canadian eggs are extremely expensive I am at Saskatchewan and it cost just over eight bucks for a dozen of eggs that is ridiculous and we cannot buy eggs because people my house love to eat eggs and bacon and all the other stuff you can do the eggs

Oh my gosh, in New York City, eggs are like $6.99. I don't understand what the heck happened.

Yeah it's a crazy big difference

And yet we still waste eggs for Easter painting in the US doesn't that seem a little off

Because some egg is baby chicken baby chicken is smaller so blessed price peak chicken is more price Australian egg is not seen as a chicken egg you silly bastard

Yeah, you know, I mean, the prices now are just, they're not moving nice, you know? I mean, the crisis, you know, we'll go through it. So yeah, they're also gonna get more expensive.

Wow, that is...