TrustFunDaddy

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Head of Trusts & Estates at Wolfram & Hart. 9 iron or 9mm, always ready to put a hole in one. Country Club Thug. 3 Time Trap Croquet Champion. (Y)Our Kind of People. Old school nerd. Forever Self-Deprecatory. 1904 1906 1933

Metal slivers turned up in Ukrop's baked spaghetti and chicken cobbler after someone actually bit into one, and the company found more in the pans supplied to them. This hit Kroger, Publix, Harris Teeter, basically everywhere across four states. Check your freezer before you reheat anything.

FDA Issues Recall For Ready-Made Meals Sold At Kroger, Publix, And More

Ukrop’s Homestyle Foods recalled these ready-made meals prepared in aluminum baking pans because metal slivers may have contaminated the food.

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You can taste my folding chair I swing it high and wide You thought this fight was 5-on-1 Til my niggas joined my side This ain’t go the way you thought (no no no) When my cap flew in the air That summoned all my ppl dem Even AquaMayne appeared

I am a capitalist but: The ultra wealthy have let their greed blind them to how far they have pushed the rest of the populace. When the pendulum swings again we’re gonna get someone who makes FDR look like Milton Friedman & it will be on their heads. Pigs get fat but hogs get slaughtered.

I think this thread is basically what I believed when I began covering the consumer system and while a lot of what Nathan is describing is factually correct as to the mechanisms by which the system itself works, I’ve eventually had to admit that a lot of people also do just love cheap bullshit

Nathan Tankus@nathantankus.bsky.social · 3d ago

I think this is fundamentally wrong but in an interesting way I will need to write about sometime. The key is a) consumers do not choose what is produced, or how, they choose between what is produced. This is a crucial difference