Oh absolutely. I forget which government subsidizes it but they should be a lot more expensive considering the trip and handling required.

They’ve gone up quite a bit in my corner of the US. They used to be 30 cents a pound and now they’re 53 cents per pound for the same product at the same store in the last few months.

First off, you’re not my mother.

Is everything broken down in 25 years or do they do something with the remains?

Keys are in the ignition.

I’m pretty sure this kind of torture is against the Geneva conventions.

They make outdoor griddles right? My neighbor makes some mean fried rice on his, egg spinning and all.