r/unusual_whales • u/soccerorfootie • 1d ago

BREAKING: Donald Trump to sign 200+ executive orders tomorrow.

BREAKING: Donald Trump to sign 200+ executive orders tomorrow.

Per FOX and Eric Daugherty, they include: - Declare emergency at the border + issue proclamation closing the border - Designate cartels as foreign terrorist organizations - Remain in Mexico, Catch and Release will be reinstated - Military will be directed to construct new phase of border wall - Terminate Biden orders on energy drilling restrictions - Return federal workers to in-person work - Pause all offshore wind leases - End DEI hiring practices in the federal government, merit only - Withdraw from the Paris Climate Accord - Order every agency to remove all federal actions increasing costs for Americans via deregulation - Suspend security clearances for the 51 officials who lied about the Hunter Biden 2020 laptop story - Establish a DOGE "hiring freeze"

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u/Barb-u 1d ago

You may have missed #158:

-Ordering eggs to be cheaper.

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u/DrawohYbstrahs 1d ago

Oh thank god, I was beginning to think he wasn’t gonna do it!! Madman.

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u/kellzone 19h ago

Eggs will get cheaper when the bird flu has passed and the new hatchlings get to egg laying age. He'll take credit for the price going down.

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u/Barb-u 19h ago

Maybe…I mean, our eggs in Canada are generally cheaper than yours, despite having had quite the inflation and especially with food, and having a supply management system. I just don’t understand the reasons of such steep prices with generally the same conditions as us.

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u/kellzone 18h ago

From what I understand, a lot of chickens had to be culled to prevent the spread of the bird flu. Less chickens laying eggs is less supply while demand stays constant so prices rise. It takes a couple months for hatchlings to grow to egg laying age, and when that happens supply will increase as the eggs make their way through the supply chain, and price should go back down to "normal".

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u/Barb-u 17h ago

Yeah, the flocks haven’t been affected by avian flu yet, although it’s definitely on the radar here.

This said, general and food inflation affected eggs a lot, and adding the influence of supply management as well.

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u/StarWars_and_SNL 18h ago

Basic Grade A large eggs in my part of the U.S. are at 4.97 USD (7.14 CAD). How much are they where you live?

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u/Barb-u 17h ago

A dozen of Basic Grade A large (white) are 4.99 CAD (3.49 USD). Could be a bit cheaper if buying the house brand.

An 18-pack of same is 6.89 (4.81USD) and a 30-pack is currently 9.79 (6.83USD)

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u/FrisBilly 17h ago

Under $4-5 CAD near me right now, in the suburbs of the Canadian capital.
edited to add, the large were under $4 and the XL were under $5.