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Dana Andrusik's avatar

lots of .25/ lb turkeys or giveaways with $25 or more purchages. I agree cheaper meal

Kevin Beck's avatar

I've been making Thanksgiving dinner for anywhere from 8 go 12 people over that 35-year span. Somehow, I never hit their figure for meal costs. Maybe my guests are thankful that I'm having so much difficulty being a cheapskate.

frank's avatar

yes it can if you buy the loss leaders and add a little sawdust as appetizer

Marcia's avatar

Thank you. Great truth telling.

Michael O'Neill's avatar

2025....more like 1985....🤣

Jeff Harbaugh's avatar

I went to the AFBF web site you highlighted with the thought of pointing them to your article. I could not see a way to contact them except to join, which I thought interesting. I have seen articles similar to yours from other writers so people seem to be aware of just how silly their claims are.

Brian Clavin's avatar

On the other side of T-Day spending, have a read of this truly unbelievable offering.

Apparently, it’s sold out.

Would love Doug’s take on this little offering….

https://vblgoldfix.substack.com/p/this-golden-thanksgiving-dinner-is

Laramie's avatar

Actually, I think they bought the expensive turkey. Last Saturday at Costco, non-organic turkeys were 99 cents a pound. But, you're right about the rest. Our Thanksgiving for 3 will cost far more than $55. (There will be days of leftovers, though.)

Happy Thanksgiving Crisis Investing Team and Subscribers!

Brian Clavin's avatar

PS. IMPORTANT!!!!

Goldfix and Vince are only the messenger…not the promoter!!!

Don’t shoot…