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Fucking California. Our prices are stupidly high here (although Hawaii is far worse). But that makes some damn sense at least…they’re out in the middle of the ocean FFS…u have to expect that shit there.
I lean towards organic eggs but a lot of times I’m also shopping for them by expiration date. I don’t want some that will expire before we get around to them. I’m not willing to pay for organic herbs and veggies and stuff. I’ll wash ‘em well instead.

[sally]

I think the cheapest eggs at publix are around 10 bucks and those are the disgusting factory farm ones, but we have a local farm here that sells them for six bucks. Our local seafood market allows them to sell them there. You have to get there early though or they're all bought out.

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I think the cheapest eggs at publix are around 10 bucks and those are the disgusting factory farm ones, but we have a local farm here that sells them for six bucks. Our local seafood market allows them to sell them there. You have to get there early though or they're all bought out.

Yeah. I think any state that draws a lot of tourism probably pays a price for that. I actually had loose plans to visit Florida in February that fell apart for a few reasons (family stuff) but it’s on my list of places to go that are warmer than we are in the winter. I’ve only been there once (a trip centered around Disney World) but it was nice! Wouldn’t want to be there in the middle of summer though either (hell, I don’t want to be here in the middle of summer). When I think about perfect vacations these days one of my priorities is “how fucking hot or cold is it going to be?”. 
I want medium well, thank u.

[sally]

March is actually the best time of year for weather in Florida, no humidity and not too hot or too cold. The rest of the year sucks.

[Duchess]

I like it in November down there. You get that godawful humidity like we do & Summer is brutal in Florida. It is the suckiest part of Summer here, that and those friggin' tornado warnings.