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In the US, we call the thin, rollable ones you've got there crepes. Crepes aren't as common as "American pancakes," but you can still find them at many restaurants

What was the usual price? I obviously have not been paying attention until recently 😂

The egg prices where I'm at in the US aren't even that bad. I was just at the store and saw a dozen of the fanciest extra-large pasture-raised, organic-fed eggs were $7.99, and the cheap eggs were $4.35. Is it worse other places?

This request has strong "Have you seen my stapler?" vibes.

Federal money is money paid by the states and the people though? Texas is one of those rare red states that actually pays more into the federal system than it receives.

Either way, this article is about sending disaster coordination responsibilities back to the states from the federal level, and that's what I'm talking about. Texas can reasonably handle itself (as could e.g. California, New York, or Washington) whereas there are other states who are probably really going to struggle, like Louisiana, Mississippi, or West Virginia.

Really interested to see what happens to the markets after Trump fucks with the Federal Reserve

Are you talking about the Harvey response? I'm genuinely not sure. I'm from Louisiana, btw, solidly Cajun here. I lived in Houston over a decade after that. In no way trying to disrespect anyone

You've seen some videos of free range chickens that don't have avian flu and think that constitutes evidence that avian flu isn't a problem for free range chickens...?

Pretty much everywhere that rarely gets snow shuts down when it snows. A lot safer to shut down for a couple days than to expect everyone who has no experience driving in winter weather go about their days

Fully functional? Lol

We certainly appreciate the help! But "dependent" might not be an accurate description

Basically a map of the most hurricane-impacted areas