True. If a tomato picked from my garden on the right day is a 100, then I can buy 95s in season at a tomato farm, and routinely buy 80s at CostCo (look for pack

True. If a tomato picked from my garden on the right day is a 100, then I can buy 95s in season at a tomato farm, and routinely buy 80s at CostCo (look for packs of multicolored cherry tomatoes) and sometimes pay a lot for "vine ripened" tomatoes in special packaging at the grocery store that usually end up as 50s. A random beefsteak tomato at Whole Foods tends to be a 20 on this scale. Yes, there's worse.