Statements with the word 'never' should immediately be dismissed, especially when you're being as pedantic as you are in your above argument. If I dissect your

Statements with the word 'never' should immediately be dismissed, especially when you're being as pedantic as you are in your above argument. If I dissect your points with the same gusto as you dissect the article's: > It seems that this person is saying we could lose BBQ in all 254 counties in Texas? Not what they're saying, they're saying some could be lost which would mean BBQ would not be available in every county. > Brisket has not been $1.69 for years, unless this gentleman has some sort of sweetheart deal. Comparing wholesale prices to HEB makes no sense. I also can't get 150 eggs for that price. > Texas BBQ will never go away. The hubris in this statement is unbelievable! Why do you think BBQ of all things is immune from societal changes? Countless foods and other cultural activities have been lost over generations due to even more reasons. I find it funny how your wording makes BBQ sound like the last bastion of civilization that should be defended! I get the skepticism, but the response is a bit over the top for what's being talked about. It's just BBQ, they're having a rough time, we might lose some businesses.