Covered up in bees here on the clover that isn't fried. Noticed more than usual this week. Sure this heat is killing enough to limit their options. Hope the rain this weekend is enough to help.
A cynical person might say it's not motivated by companies "just caring so much". They might follow the money and say it's because it benefits the company long term.
No paid maternity leave, no additional insurance contribution, no call-ins due to sick kids/school cancelled/babysitter...
Here's the feeders and waterers I picked up. Put a t-post and cinder block in front to keep them from shitting in and kicking dirt in their water....stupid birds.
Pretty cheap especially if you don't already have a 3" hole saw. No leaks and working perfect in the first week. The waterer...
Son and I put together a 50 gallon waterer and a few 5 gallon weatherproof feeders for the chickens this afternoon. Too damn hot to be choring all evening after work. Have enough capacity to just feed and water when it's comfortable now.
I'd be surprised at this point. The coward hasn't even stepped down. My guess is he's spun himself up to think he's a hero or at the very least that he "did the right thing given the information he had at the time".
I know of 2 people that have done it. One time the people I knew were the seller, and the other the people I knew were the buyer. Both situations the seller wound up getting screwed.
It's an Abbott supply chain shortage. I order for a hospital and it's been a nightmare since end of last year, with all products on weekly allocation. Some SKU's have months lead times and some backordered indefinitely. If you can find anything manufactured from Mead (Enfamil, Nutramigen, etc)...