Comments by "Debany Doombringer" (@debanydoombringer1385) on "Weight Loss Drug Blamed For Lower Food Sales Instead of Economy" video.

  1. Food isn't counted in the inflation rate. Neither is housing.
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  2. 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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  3. 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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  4. 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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