Harrison

Can you explain it?

Yes.

Okay.

All I know about the Vital Farms thing is apparently they got bought by somebody big.

But the thing about it is I don't think they're feeding their chickens as clean as they used to.

The consumer feels misled.

And here's the problem.

Like Vital Farms responded with the store with the.

whole video on their page with like a voiceover being like traceability transparency is key and everybody was like you kind of just confirmed what we said um and a lot and this is this is the social media craze people are all switching eggs

Myself included.

I'm a central market egg buyer now.

But these eggs that I'm buying now, the 18 count, I think they're $3.50 cheaper than the Vital Farms.

Nice.

And they're the same exact, all the same claims are on there that I feel good about.

anyways we're going through a ton of eggs and berries and so i asked my mom's group on instagram i was like all right what's like the one food you can't keep in stock and the responses were really funny um number one berries raspberries number two bananas which we also can't keep in stock

Number three, tractor wheels, which I thought was really funny.

Just like a bunch of boys love the tractors and the tractor wheels.

Like a wheel on a tractor.

It's not a food, honey.

It's just something they can't keep in stock.