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Baby chicks cost $6 at a supply store, but I can get a rotisserie for $5? What is the real cost of having chickens? (lemmy.ml)
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I do not understand the mathematics behind the dilemma. I'm assuming only the firts chicks cost money, because down the line they will breed.
But feeding them, housing them - vitamins and doctoring costs a lot of money.

So anyone with couple or more chickens - how much does it cost to have them on the table? And realistically how many eggs do you get?

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[–] 1 point 3 weeks ago

They know rotisserie chickens bring in more revenue than ad campaigns. The whole food court is a loss leader, but in Canada we get FRIES and POUTINE.

Interestingly, Princess Auto, Canada's Harbor Freight, is now starting to install food courts.

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