Hope you stocked up on chicken wings

[BigWillieCock]

Sanderson Farms, third largest chicken producer in US, is running out of wings to supply restaurants and grocery stores.

Damn I like my wings. How I yearn for being short on just paper products.

 

[CockofEarle]

Sanderson Farms, third largest chicken producer in US, is running out of wings to supply restaurants and grocery stores.

Damn I like my wings. How I yearn for being short on just paper products.

Was it yesterday, wings couldn’t be sold at .29 a lb……..today China buys all the foot meat @ .15lb

https://i.pinimg.com/474x/b0/90/23/b090238bed2c8e4a938b4dc07120a8b3.jpg

 

[BigWillieCock]

Was it yesterday, wings couldn’t be sold at .29 a lb……..today China buys all the foot meat @ .15lb

https://i.pinimg.com/474x/b0/90/23/b090238bed2c8e4a938b4dc07120a8b3.jpg

To bad your image didn’t embed. That’s funny!

 

[Forever Fowl]

Years back Publick House had some of the best wings in Cola. but the ones last week were pathetic, tasteless and scrawny.

 

[Deut6_4-9]

Sanderson Farms, third largest chicken producer in US, is running out of wings to supply restaurants and grocery stores.

Damn I like my wings. How I yearn for being short on just paper products.

NOOOOOOOOO. I love chicken wings

 

[SC 95]

Went to a casual BBQ restaurant last night. The brisket dinner (7oz. of meat; frozen, crinkle cut fries; 1/2 cup of slaw; and 5 hushpuppies) $21.99. I love brisket, but not that much. Restaurant said its raw meat costs up 30%.

 

[BigWillieCock]

Went to a casual BBQ restaurant last night. The brisket dinner (7oz. of meat; frozen, crinkle cut fries; 1/2 cup of slaw; and 5 hushpuppies) $21.99. I love brisket, but not that much. Restaurant said its raw meat costs up 30%.

It will keep rising before it gets better.

 

[gamecox4982]

When we can’t produce chickens, there’s a major problem... damn that Joe Biden! Lol

 

[mrbigal#]

I'd rather we be short on gas than on wings.

 

[gamecox4982]

Went to a casual BBQ restaurant last night. The brisket dinner (7oz. of meat; frozen, crinkle cut fries; 1/2 cup of slaw; and 5 hushpuppies) $21.99. I love brisket, but not that much. Restaurant said its raw meat costs up 30%.

Sam’s has excellent Brisket (cooked)
- give it a try

 

[Harvard Gamecock]

Apparently Publix has not received the memo of a shortage of wings.
Now whether you like them or not is a different issue altogether.

 

[rogue cock]

Sam’s has excellent Brisket (cooked)
- give it a try

Jewish cut or second cut? Smoked or baked?

 

[gcobob]

Jewish cut or second cut? Smoked or baked?

Burnt ends. $10/pound.

 

[Gamecock Lifer]

Sanderson Farms, third largest chicken producer in US, is running out of wings to supply restaurants and grocery stores.

Damn I like my wings. How I yearn for being short on just paper products.

If only we could come up with a way to get rid of this stupid pandemic! Like, if we just had a shot that people could get that would stop the spread or something… Bah well we can dream right? Guess we just have to sit around wishing while we run out of food, lumber, toilet paper… and let the government and private industry systematically end personal freedom.

 

[chucktowncock]

To bad your image didn’t embed. That’s funny!

too bad, too

 

[Rhizzlebop]

If only we could come up with a way to get rid of this stupid pandemic! Like, if we just had a shot that people could get that would stop the spread or something… Bah well we can dream right? Guess we just have to sit around wishing while we run out of food, lumber, toilet paper… and let the government and private industry systematically end personal freedom.

I know right? But then, if only people would use their brains for reasonable positive good rather creating crazy conspiracy theories that the government was trying to kill, control, manipulate, brainwash, break, track, them.

I never thought we’d get a year into this mess and have so many people hell bent on doing everything possible to extend this out by being stupid. Man, the people of 1918 would whip their ass to have the chance at a vaccine in a year.

 

[StephenSC]

Apparently Publix has not received the memo of a shortage of wings.
Now whether you like them or not is a different issue altogether.

The one by me has been out of wings for the last week (Broad River Road at Kennerly Crossing). Evidently, they DID get the memo!

 

[BigWillieCock]

If only we could come up with a way to get rid of this stupid pandemic! Like, if we just had a shot that people could get that would stop the spread or something… Bah well we can dream right? Guess we just have to sit around wishing while we run out of food, lumber, toilet paper… and let the government and private industry systematically end personal freedom.

This is a more complex issue than just CoVid. The shutdowns didn’t help, they caused the production slowdown. Now the issue is more about inability to have enough workers to ramp up production needed to dig out of the hole.

On the flip side Jeep is about to lay off 1600 workers as they scale back production due to the chip shortage.

It’s Superfriends bizzarro world.

 

[rogue cock]

This is a more complex issue than just CoVid. The shutdowns didn’t help, they caused the production slowdown. Now the issue is more about inability to have enough workers to ramp up production needed to dig out of the hole.

On the flip side Jeep is about to lay off 1600 workers as they scale back production due to the chip shortage.

It’s Superfriends bizzarro world.

And the chip shortage can not be fixed in the US. We buy all of those from Taiwan, we don't even have the ability to produce those.

 

[Gamecock Lifer]

This is a more complex issue than just CoVid. The shutdowns didn’t help, they caused the production slowdown. Now the issue is more about inability to have enough workers to ramp up production needed to dig out of the hole.

On the flip side Jeep is about to lay off 1600 workers as they scale back production due to the chip shortage.

It’s Superfriends bizzarro world.

Why do they have a problem finding workers though? 🤔

 

[BigWillieCock]

And the chip shortage can not be fixed in the US. We buy all of those from Taiwan, we don't even have the ability to produce those.

Yep. And to think we produced 1/3 of the chips in the entire world in the 1990s.

 

[Gamecock Lifer]

And the chip shortage can not be fixed in the US. We buy all of those from Taiwan, we don't even have the ability to produce those.

We are running our of potato chips too?? Oh HELL NO!!

 

[rogue cock]

Yep. And to think we produced 1/3 of the chips in the entire world in the 1990s.

Short-term versus long-term thinking by US companies. Gotta keep the shareholders happy. It is what ended Kodak.

 

[rogue cock]

We are running our of potato chips too?? Oh HELL NO!!

No....potatoes we got plenty of!!! LOL.

 

[Gamecock Lifer]

No....potatoes we got plenty of!!! LOL.

Pheww fnhell man, don’t scare me like that!

 

[Cybercock]

And the chip shortage can not be fixed in the US. We buy all of those from Taiwan, we don't even have the ability to produce those.

Used up all the chips putting them in the vaccines

 

[rogue cock]

Nope....we can't make them that small. No investment in R&D or in production facilities...shareholder distributions and stock buybacks looked better on Wall Street.

And, now, the US chip industry wants $500B in "infrastructure" investment to build those facilities....but still have to buy the chips necessary to produce the smaller chips from Taiwan.

Short term planning at its worst.

 

[BigWillieCock]

We are running our of potato chips too?? Oh HELL NO!!

Doubtful we will run out, but they are about to get more expensive for a while. Better stock up.

 

[jedi_mike]

Nope....we can't make them that small. No investment in R&D or in production facilities...shareholder distributions and stock buybacks looked better on Wall Street.

And, now, the US chip industry wants $500B in "infrastructure" investment to build those facilities....but still have to buy the chips necessary to produce the smaller chips from Taiwan.

Short term planning at its worst.

I watched this yesterday,go to 35:14 in the video.

They also talked about crypto at 43:50..a few good topics in this stream.

 

[Conway Gamecock]

Chicken wings and toilet paper.

It's the secret to life..........

 

[GreatestCock]

No matter the price of chicken wings, people will pay for it.

 

[ToddFlanders]

Nope....we can't make them that small. No investment in R&D or in production facilities...shareholder distributions and stock buybacks looked better on Wall Street.

And, now, the US chip industry wants $500B in "infrastructure" investment to build those facilities....but still have to buy the chips necessary to produce the smaller chips from Taiwan.

Short term planning at its worst.

Using all means necessary to pad the bottom line isn't good business - it's just hiding the ball. But that's the American corporate system - and also why the perceived values of the stock market aren't a good barometer of the strength of American businesses.

 

[Harvard Gamecock]

We are running our of potato chips too?? Oh HELL NO!!

I can hold out, Now running out of Cheetos is another matter altogether.

 

[BigWillieCock]

I can hold out, Now running out of Cheetos is another matter altogether.

Just tried Cheetos Mac n cheese. No bueno. Very disappointing.

 

[coolcock2001]

Just calm down and you'll be all right. Why a freak out/complain thread on every little thing? Give it a rest Chicken Little

 

[Harvard Gamecock]

Just tried Cheetos Mac n cheese. No bueno. Very disappointing.

Stick to the classic, you can't go wrong.

 

[Dizzy01]

Nope....we can't make them that small. No investment in R&D or in production facilities...shareholder distributions and stock buybacks looked better on Wall Street.

And, now, the US chip industry wants $500B in "infrastructure" investment to build those facilities....but still have to buy the chips necessary to produce the smaller chips from Taiwan.

Short term planning at its worst.

Always remember this is the midset of most of corporate America.

“IDEALLY”, said Jack Welch in 1998, when he was chief executive of General Electric, “you’d have every plant you own on a barge to move with currencies and changes in the economy.”

They don’t care where it’s build as long as it’s cheap.

 

[king ward]

Short-term versus long-term thinking by US companies. Gotta keep the shareholders happy. It is what ended Kodak.

How is your standard of living? Mine is pretty good. What about yours, @ToddFlanders?

 

[tigerhater_1]

I know right? But then, if only people would use their brains for reasonable positive good rather creating crazy conspiracy theories that the government was trying to kill, control, manipulate, brainwash, break, track, them.

I never thought we’d get a year into this mess and have so many people hell bent on doing everything possible to extend this out by being stupid. Man, the people of 1918 would whip their ass to have the chance at a vaccine in a year.

I know right? But then, if only people would use their brains for reasonable positive good rather creating crazy conspiracy theories that the government was trying to kill, control, manipulate, brainwash, break, track, them.

I never thought we’d get a year into this mess and have so many people hell bent on doing everything possible to extend this out by being stupid. Man, the people of 1918 would whip their ass to have the chance at a vaccine in a year.

I'll protect my family and myself the way I see fit. You protect your family and yourself the way you see fit. It is NOT my job to protect you. Nor is it your job to protect me. This is America and we have choices. Whatever choice one decides to make, is between themselves and family. You know, the whole "my body, my choice" thing? Or, the "keep your laws off my body" position. It swings both ways. Stay safe.

 

[ToddFlanders]

How is your standard of living? Mine is pretty good. What about yours, @ToddFlanders?

Wonderful by all accounts. What's that got to do with the price of tea in China?