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Don't be absurd, no one's rich enough to just hand out eggs in this economy.
Outside of the USA, many people can afford eggs. Don't generalize from a shithole country.
The farm down the road has a freezer in a little tin shed with a money jar sitting on top and ten eggs are 2.50€, 3€ for large ones. So... you guys paying vastly more?
Are eggs still expensive in the states?
They have gone down from the peak, and they're well stocked again, but I think they're going to stay at ~2x the previous prices and call it inflation instead of permanent price gouging.
How much is a dozen or flat of 30 where you are roughly?
Varies. Today in California I saw $6.00 for a dozen basic to $12.00 for a dozen free range organic.
Dang. Here in Canada there was a sale for $5.25 USD for 30.