@SChrysanthus@YourTaylorFarms Unfortunately, the DMV will not issue a drivers license to a "monkey", so I can't drive to Walmart and learn what all the other primates experience at Walmart.
@Bob4Florida@YourTaylorFarms I am not familiar with the term "MAGA" (probably because I am a "retard"). You're obviously intelligent, so can you please explain what such term represents? Thanks.
@CJtwts98@YourTaylorFarms Regarding the interest you display in the last word in your comment: although you're clearly a nice guy, I must politely decline.
@Factoiddd@YourTaylorFarms Given your superior intelligence, as well the steady demeanor and mature discernment you display in your comments here, may I suggest you annoint yourself as the leader of the Taylor Farms Public Relations Department?
@Factoiddd@YourTaylorFarms Despite the fact that the company politely apologized to me and acknowledged I was correct, you nonetheless have the right to display your character and intelligence with your truly insightful comments.
@drsanjaygupta "UPDATE"? You're actually not up-to-date. FDA announced this afternoon a sample of lettuce NOT included in the recall you cite has tested positive for the parasite
@YourTaylorFarms Your press release does not specify "from the region identified". In my opinion, if you're trying to rebuild trust, inaccurate press releases and parsing words is a poor way to do so. Good luck.
@TimmyMento@YourTaylorFarms Agreed. Obviously, I cannot read...except for your insightful comment, the company's polite clarification that I was correct, and this....
@SChrysanthus@YourTaylorFarms Eh...in a subsequent response on this thread, the company politely acknowledged this "monkey" was correct. Nevertheless, thank you for your thoughtful and insightful characterization of your fellow primate.
@Jaggypie@JamiesCrying15@YourTaylorFarms The company's initial press release is incomplete and factually inaccurate, as clearly demonstrated in the company's responses on this thread.