I assume it’s all the chickens that died of bird flu

Also, chicken seems oddly inexpensive at times too…

The flu, yes that flu, the one that killed 300 million people in early 20th century was a bird flu that mutated and spread to humans.

What?

TBF...we're getting two storms in near-rapid succession, and the southern part of Maine specifically is getting the short end of the stick for both, so I can kinda understand the freakout.

I asked for a record of my file for two years before finally hiring a lawyer who had to literally subpoena them before they’d give me a copy which, ohbytheway, was missing relevant information and documents.

When you go into a courtroom, do you confuse mens rea with diarrhea?

Anytime you wanna prove me wrong with statutory references I am willing to listen. Otherwise I assume everything you say I assume is to tickle the feels before reals per of your brain.

The North Pond in question and it’s associated hermit probably wouldn’t be considered way up north. I’d venture a guess there are some legit hermits in the actual way up north though.

The problem is they raise prices when there’s a problem. However, we all know once the problem is resolved prices never go back down to where they were.

the one that sells car insurance?

Well if there's a shortage then yes the profits will be higher. Basic economics. I anticipate these egg farmers are trying like hell to get more chickens of laying age up and running while prices are still high.

I refuse to go to Northern Light. I’ll bleed out first. My primary doctor left practice when Northern Light took over. He called me into the office, told me what some of their practices were and to avoid them at all costs. I know of multiple lawsuits against them. And yet they keep growing in spreading across this state.

It is true what I’ve read in the comments. This does not just effect one person.

Since you don't "make lawyer money," I have my doubts as to your understanding of anything I post.

I skip mine most of the time but filled it in once when I took my toddler to the ER. (I didn't want to be "difficult.")

Now that medical group auto-populates it for me. Great.

Yeah this one is spreading almost entirely by wild birds instead of flock to flock so there's a real risk of it jumping all over the place

Also one twitter-famous emu.

Tin Pan Bakery on Brighton Avenue in Portland makes amazing custom cookies. I think they have a contact us section of their website where you could inquire about your specific cookie project. They have done some delicious and perfect holiday and party themed cookies for us before.

Well let’s be real here- 25% inflation- 75% profit taking using bird flu and inflation as cover. The bird flu doesn’t increase the cost of production since they are insured against losses.

Hi OP, where did you hear this story?

True! Neighbors still charging 3$ a dozen.

Corporate profits from exploiting supply chain myths to raise prices

At this point local eggs are cheaper and are typically $5/dozen in the Freeport area. Go support a local farm!

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Theres going to be a story on NPR about this tomorrow