>That's great, so bear the actual cost of your lifestyle and let the price ripple through the system. I don't set the prices of the commodities I sell. Those a

>That's great, so bear the actual cost of your lifestyle and let the price ripple through the system. I don't set the prices of the commodities I sell. Those are set at a national/international level and make their way to the local grain elevator. For that to happen, it would, essentially, be a tax on your food to subsidize me living here to make the food.