re: Paid 3.29 gal gas , $4 doz organic pasture eggs. Seems like prices are down

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Kroger brand 80/20 ground beef is $7.29 here

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yes kroger's is expensive for ground beef, so is walmart, you need to find a grocery store that has an actual butcher shop and grinds their own beef. we have an independent grocery small chain here in little rock edwards and they typically have 80/20 chuck or ground round for $4.99 a pound otherwise you should probably stick to chicken walmart has boneless skinless breast for $2.39 per pound. hope this helps!

Cool. Let me pack up and drive to DFW for gas once a week. Makes a ton of sense right? It isn’t that cheap for everyone limp dick.

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US cattle herds are at all time low numbers. It is a supply issue Tariffs and trade policy come into play, then.

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Has nothing to do with low herd numbers. Drought caused that

“ organic pasture eggs


I may have discovered your problem,”


You can get the mass produced cheap eggs with micro plastics for about half that price. So go for it

You are looking at average…

Try actually reading signs while driving.

I go to a small homesteader who once a month has a "market day", where he provides grass fed organic beef, chickens, fresh farm eggs, raw milk, etc. and I only pay about $7.00 for a pound of ground meat there.

I just wrapped up a road trip all the way to Salt Lake and back. Think the highest I paid was $5 a gallon on some Indian reservation and the lowest I paid was $2.29 in Natchitoches (I entered my phone into pump and said I didn't qualify for discount but gave me $1 off).

Gas is definitely more expensive out west.

What did I say that was angry?

So prices are down……why does MSM say they are up…..