That's right. You heard the question correctly. Chives or lobster? The reason I pose this very odd question? Did you know that McCormick sells a freeze dried chives container at Walmart that sells for...
Wait for it...
$492.96 PER POUND???
No my friends. That is not a typo. You read that number just as correctly as you read the question I posed in the title.
You have to say that seems a bit steep, no? I mean, since when is a chive, freeze dried or otherwise, ever worth nearly $500 per pound? I would venture to say right here and now, for the record, that there is never a time when chives are worth that.
Pot growers stand up and take notice. There is new crop out there you can grow. AND IT IS LEGAL TOO!
No more need to worry about the bad boys from the ATF knocking at your door, or coming to your crop fields looking to burn down your crops and haul you off to jail in handcuffs. Now you have chives!
So, I ask the question? Chives or lobster. Because obviously lobster only runs about $30 per pound.
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Friday, September 5, 2014
Chives Or Lobster?
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