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Absolutely insane
Posted on 3/20/23 at 11:12 am
Posted on 3/20/23 at 11:12 am
I just got back from Rouses making a quick grocery run and saw the following.
They have a display of seafood boiling equipment and products----seasoning, pots, burner stands, paddles, etc.
With the display was a fairly heavy-duty plastic hamper with several holes drilled near the bottom to allow for drainage and 2 rope handles. This hamper is about the size of the champagne wood slat hampers of old that crabs were sold in and are just large enough to hold a 40 lb. sack of crawfish.
Saw a sticker on the rim and checked out the price----$75 and change. Can't imagine they are selling many of them at that ridiculous price.
They have a display of seafood boiling equipment and products----seasoning, pots, burner stands, paddles, etc.
With the display was a fairly heavy-duty plastic hamper with several holes drilled near the bottom to allow for drainage and 2 rope handles. This hamper is about the size of the champagne wood slat hampers of old that crabs were sold in and are just large enough to hold a 40 lb. sack of crawfish.
Saw a sticker on the rim and checked out the price----$75 and change. Can't imagine they are selling many of them at that ridiculous price.
Posted on 3/20/23 at 12:11 pm to gumbo2176
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I just got back from Rouses making a quick grocery run and saw the following. They have a display of seafood boiling equipment and products----seasoning, pots, burner stands, paddles, etc. With the display was a fairly heavy-duty plastic hamper with several holes drilled near the bottom to allow for drainage and 2 rope handles. This hamper is about the size of the champagne wood slat hampers of old that crabs were sold in and are just large enough to hold a 40 lb. sack of crawfish. Saw a sticker on the rim and checked out the price----$75 and change. Can't imagine they are selling many of them at that ridiculous price.
I bought a yeti one for $350.
Posted on 3/20/23 at 12:18 pm to Rize
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I bought a yeti one for $350.
P.T. Barnum was absolutely correct.
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