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I'm traveling through utah and ran out of eggs so i went to pick up an 18 pack at walmart. they were just shy of $5.50. that's the most i've ever spent for eggs even when i was in canada they weren't that much. now what happened to make eggs ridiculously overpriced? please tell me it's not still "muh suplie chayn" bs..

I'm traveling through utah and ran out of eggs so i went to pick up an 18 pack at walmart. they were just shy of $5.50. that's the most i've ever spent for eggs even when i was in canada they weren't that much. now what happened to make eggs ridiculously overpriced? please tell me it's not still "muh suplie chayn" bs..

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Imagine that,chickens in my camper. I'm sure that would go over well. Well I guess it wouldn't be any worse than how I live already so.

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it's not that bad actually, I've done it. Two laying hens in a small cage that I put out into a little fenced area when parked. Worked out pretty good. You gotta clean daily and use deep wood chips in the cage.

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I've got a small van camper. imagine me with chickens inside this damn thing all night? Did you eventually let them sleep in bed next to you or did they have their own part? I thought about getting a bunny but then bunnies are worse than any other rodent. That bastard would chew holes in everything.

About 20 years ago I lived with this woman and she had a thing for bunnies we bought two and let them run free. Only caging them when it got completely out of hand. They ate everything. Wood, paint, power cords, bedding, shoes.

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lol, no sleeping in the bed, they had a cage and stayed outside at night. It was very short term.