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And where are they now ?

• antisthenes 3y ago
  Some are in my fridge, under a Costco rotisserie label.
  • signa11 3y ago
    in your car more likely, and liquified at that.
    • vuln 3y ago
      Nope, that’s just a meme. https://www.plasticstoday.com/materials/sorry-folks-oil-does-not-come-dinosaurs https://www.plasticstoday.com/materials/sorry-folks-oil-does...
    • vlovich123 3y ago
      Those are ancient dinosaur corpses. He’s talking about ones that are fresher. Interestingly, I couldn’t find any data on how long it takes for a chicken to get from a farm to the grocery store.
      • Cerium 3y ago
        From birth: Six to twelve weeks depending on breed. From death: one or two days. "Retail products are usually delivered to a retailer’s warehouse the day after leaving the production plant. Most often, chicken products get placed into company grocery stores the same day of delivery." [1] [1] see step 10, https://www.chickencheck.in/faq/how-chickens-slaughtered-processed/ https://www.chickencheck.in/faq/how-chickens-slaughtered-pro...