I wonder if a lot of the fire in the food industry plants aren't insurance related...they look at operating cost (energy and labor), input costs, and such and realize they are going to be losing money...why not have an incident and cash out while you can.It's not the heat killing the cattle. Don't believe that for a second.
Ranchers probably killing them off for insurance. Or something nefarious by the gubmint/Bill Gates.
98 degrees doesn't cause that kind of loss. It's that fucking hot every day of July/August in Ellensburg.
I wonder if a lot of the fire in the food industry plants aren't insurance related...they look at operating cost (energy and labor), input costs, and such and realize they are going to be losing money...why not have an incident and cash out while you can.It's not the heat killing the cattle. Don't believe that for a second.
Ranchers probably killing them off for insurance. Or something nefarious by the gubmint/Bill Gates.
98 degrees doesn't cause that kind of loss. It's that fucking hot every day of July/August in Ellensburg.
I wonder if a lot of the fire in the food industry plants aren't insurance related...they look at operating cost (energy and labor), input costs, and such and realize they are going to be losing money...why not have an incident and cash out while you can.It's not the heat killing the cattle. Don't believe that for a second.
Ranchers probably killing them off for insurance. Or something nefarious by the gubmint/Bill Gates.
98 degrees doesn't cause that kind of loss. It's that fucking hot every day of July/August in Ellensburg.