Seen at The Food Mart in the Osaka Expo: 

A chandelier made from 28,000 eggs, with a giant fried egg underneath that represents what it would look like if you made one with 28,000 eggs. 

(that's how many eggs the average Japanese person eats in their lifetime)

Seen at The Food Mart in the Osaka Expo: 

A chandelier made from 28,000 eggs, with a giant fried egg underneath that represents what it would look like if you made one with 28,000 eggs. 

(that's how many eggs the average Japanese person eats in their lifetime) https://spoon-tamago.com/osaka-expo-food-mart/

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I know right 😒 they earned the right to we had a long time to fix this before it got as bad as it did

japan out here flexing on eggless US retards so hard rn

it goes up pretty high and gets even wider at the top. does this change your thinking?  (I picked the picture I did cause it was real and not the render, lol)

that looks smaller than expected tbh, would expect a lifetime of eggs to be massive

EGG SHORTAGE CURRENT STATUS

RFK Jr has seeded the idea that we can let bird flu just rip through chicken flocks — the thinking is we will find the immune birds that way, and he is opposed to culling because that's how you get animal-to-human bird flu cases. The Ag Sec seems bought into this; she claims she knows farmers bought into this as well. 

Meanwhile public health officials say that this idea is bad, in part because there's not enough genetic diversity at these farms to have it make sense, and in part because it will explode the odds that the virus mutates to a form that allows for human to human transmission https://www.nytimes.com/2025/03/18/health/kennedy-bird-flu.html

Independently of what's decided on culling, Initial biosecurity improvements are underway in 10 states but it will take months before those changes have meaningful effects

In USA they have gotten expensive because we have bird flu running through egg farms. Current practice is to nuke the whole flock once bird flu is at a farm which leads to a lower egg supply 

However price relief at least is in sight because demand is also now falling, as consumers can't take the high prices 
https://www.newsweek.com/egg-prices-plummet-nearly-five-month-low-2046276

Current remediation looks like 
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I genuinely can't tell, is the "egg prices are out of control" a meme, or have eggs really gotten expensive?

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They eat more eggs than us per annum, they would never allow what happened to us in their country. US GDP is 7x Japan's and yet

The most sophisticated way to tell the U.S. they are rich without telling the U.S. they are rich.

I looked up an average American's egg consumption over the lifetime and it was just shy of 22k. I was surprised it was less

little over one egg per day

i suppose that seems reasonable

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Wait the average Japanese eats 28k eggs in his/her lifetime ?

spoon and tamago never misses. thanks for sharing killer

lmaoooo
I wonder if I'll eat that much in my lifetime😂😂