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- 10 Mar 2019
"How to avoid it"
Buy what's on sale.
Guarantee the lab-grown stuff will cost 5x as much as the good ol' fashioned meat machines for the foreseeable future.
"Um that's true. Bad example."
LMAO.
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"How to avoid it"
"Um that's true. Bad example."
There are a million white-trash-adjacent moms out there that look just like Barb, it's like they stamp them in a factory. Probably why Big B was so adamant that her line is actually royalty, set her aside from the pack.Barb was at Jack's wedding???
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One of the best examples of Jack's hubris/narcissism is his belief that anyone would want health and lifestyle advice from a fat tard that's had four strokesHe's such a fatass I swear
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$2 a pound is pretty optimistic for ground beef. It's more like $4 or $5 unless you manage to find a super discount 10 pound tube of gristle. And I do kinda figure that the lab stuff will get a little bit cheaper as it scales up, but it's still going to be enough of a niche product that I'm sure it'll stay expensive. I think my original prediction is in the right ballpark, more or less.Ground beef avgs 2 bucks a pound and the costs just to produce a pound of lab grown stuff is about 18 a pound. Thats not even considering packaging and shipment.
The first actually economically viable meats will probably be imitations of much more expensive and rare cuts. The problem is those are going to be a lot more difficult to make convincing than shitty ground beef.The truth is its probably still going to be a couple years before you can regularly buy lab grown meat at your local costco orordera lab steak at a steakhouse.
As if his stroked out ass wouldve been able to tell the difference if you fed some to him."How to avoid it"
Buy what's on sale.
Guarantee the lab-grown stuff will cost 5x as much as the good ol' fashioned meat machines for the foreseeable future.
"Um that's true. Bad example."
LMAO.
This faggot has no idea what he's talking about.He's such a fatass I swear
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And should that day come, Jack will have no issue with it. Until then, he has a moralWhy would Jack care? If they somehow magically perfected the meat growing process and could grow meat faster and cheaper than butchering cows it would mean more meat for Jack to stuff his face with...
Now: "It's unnatural! It's an insult to the Lord to suggest humans can do what he did!"And should that day come, Jack will have no issue with it. Until then, he has a moraldelusionobligation to only eat God's meat.
The moral percentage, and it will be in a green leaf on the package. Jack will recoil in horror. Tammy will buy it and shove it in freezer bags so Jack won't know.going to be called "The Ethical Choice"
Or, Jack, we could just buy our meat from the grocery store butcher counter like a normal person. Pretty sure that's a guaranteed way to avoid the lab-grown goyslop.
He'd be a worse airsoft fatty, but he could make up for his lack of ability to do challenges, by cooking dinner for the other fish.I could see Jack being in Fishtank Season 2, tbh.
"I'm not sure if they're allowed to hide it"He's such a fatass I swear
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What, you want to give all the other contestants food poisoning?He'd be a worse airsoft fatty, but he could make up for his lack of ability to do challenges, by cooking dinner for the other fish.
Yes. It would be pure kino.What, you want to give all the other contestants food poisoning?
Possibly our only chance to see him stroke out live.I could see Jack being in Fishtank Season 2, tbh.