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@tgamblin@seanposting Can't speak to the other anomalies, but the dips at 25, 50, 75 and 100 seem pretty obvious to me: the wings prolly come in packages of 25 so nobody has to do any counting. Just chuck'em in the oven. No personnel time/salary = lower price.
@seanposting Can't speak to any of the other anomalies, but the dips at 25, 50, 75, 100 seem pretty obvious to me: the wings prolly come in packages of 25 so nobody has to do any counting. Just chuck'em in the oven. Savings on personnel time/salary = lower price.
@michaelianblack Thank you for recognizing this and saying something even when talking about it invites ridicule. I agree that it is a huge problem. You might be interested in The Challenges of Masculinity by Carl Erikson: https://t.co/V2E9ajwgzf