Comments by "Debany Doombringer" (@debanydoombringer1385) on "Salty Cracker" channel.

  1. I hope they all got a refund. He didn’t fulfill his contractual duty to them or the venue.
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  2. Food isn't counted in the inflation rate. Neither is housing.
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  3. Most likely bought eggs from neighbors, or traded milk for them. It's cheaper. We feed 4 adults and 4 kids (2 boys, 2 girls). We had a small family farm so grew beans, corn, potatoes, tomatoes, cucumbers (and made pickles), etc. We'd can, dry, and freeze them. Grew enough to last us a year. We'd buy half a cow and hit the yearly sale at the chicken processing plant. They'd sell messed up cuts for cheap once a year to the public. We'd only buy milk, eggs, butter, bread, etc at the store. A lot of times we'd buy bread from a store the suppliers had that carried messed up loafs for cheap. Bacon was a luxury. I grew up in Delta region with no AC because we couldn't afford it.
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  4. He did grow up in one, but he’s very out of touch.
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  5. Growing season is over. Meat at a farmer's market is like 3x as much. Just buy half a cow from a local rancher yearly. You can get them for about $5 a lb.
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  6. Wild hog makes good sausage. We had one turned into summer sausage. The loin is also fine to eat. No bacon though because they don't have much fat. You can pen them, feed them out, and then kill them to add fat onto them and reduce the wild flavor. I have friends that do that. Edit: Obviously the penning method is for the younger small ones. I don't think you could get a full grown one in one.
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  7.  @zachw2538 Umm you need to look up the 70s. End of the Vietnam War, inflation way worse than today, gas and oil shortages, and terrorist groups like Weather Underground. It wasn’t sunshine and rainbows by any means.
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  8. This ingredient isn't that one. This one was created when they moved the good stuff behind the counter that you need ID to purchase because it's used in making meth. This does not work anywhere near as well as that does, but it's currently the only alternative available. Anything is better than nothing when you can't breath.
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  9.  @OGbqze  You do realize they hate their "elders" right? Over 50% of Gen Z hates capitalism and America. They've been taught their "elders" destroyed the planet and their future out of greed. They've never had to really suffer so believe having to work is akin to slavery. Nevermind that if they didn't live in a wealthy country they'd be toiling in the fields from sunup to sundown trying to grow enough food for their family to just survive. You think the same because that's where the term "wage slave" comes from. You don't have to worry about starvation because that's not something that happens in the US because the government will provide food for you. It even provides luxury items like smart phones. You can either use your labor growing food, gathering, hunting and hope you can get enough to make it through winter, or you can use it in an air conditioned environment protected from the elements. Something people in other countries would give anything for.
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