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Old Today, 12:15 PM   #27751
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I feel like the ratio of chicken to turkey meals we see is too big. We need more turkey options outside of Thanksgiving and cold cuts.

the big chicken cartel is hard to crack.

I will say spend a day at EPCOT and you will see plenty of turkey slinging.
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Old Today, 12:38 PM   #27752
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Turkey kinda sucks, although I like it for cold cuts (I usually get peppered or smoked or what-not). But don't forget jurassic turkey legs at amusement parks. They count too.

Big Chicken has convinced you of this.

I actually looked it up and I guess it's because turkeys are much bigger and slower to cook. Chickens are sort of the perfect size. Kind of makes sense why it's used in lunch meat.
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Old Today, 01:52 PM   #27753
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I feel like the ratio of chicken to turkey meals we see is too big. We need more turkey options outside of Thanksgiving and cold cuts.
Agreed. Turkey done right is much better than chicken in every way.


Edit: Saw this after I posted:
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Big Chicken has convinced you of this.

I actually looked it up and I guess it's because turkeys are much bigger and slower to cook. Chickens are sort of the perfect size. Kind of makes sense why it's used in lunch meat.


This is definitely why I don't do turkey at home that often. A full Turkey is way too much meat, and even a breast is more than we can eat before it goes bad.

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Old Today, 01:57 PM   #27754
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No thread for healthcare so putting this here ...

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/dental-...ref=biztoc.com



I'm going through the extraction/implant process right now. A tooth has been extracted and I'll get an implant in Jan or Feb (not chewing very well right now). This implant was discussed like 5 years ago, I was hesitant, Dentist said I could try a root canal but would not guarantee it would "work" long term. It didn't so 5 years later, going with his original suggestion.

Several years ago, my daughter's dentist freaked me/wife out. Dentist said daughter needed to get a bunch veneers for her teeth. I forget how much but it was a LOT. We didn't mind paying if daughter really needed it but didn't sound right to me so got a second opinion from my Dentist who said it wasn't that bad. We never went back to daughter's dentist.

Bottom-line. If your dentist is recommending multiple implants, root canals, veneers etc. get a second opinion for sure.


10 years, every medical profession will have stories like this. Private offices are being bought out by venture capital firms, and their main goal is profits. Dentist, Opticians, even Vets, are being bought out and pushed into selling harc everything they can.
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Old Today, 02:11 PM   #27755
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Just as example: There is an opthomolgist office locally that is famous for prescribing cataract surgeries for patience either way too early or sometimes when they have no cataracts at all. The main doctor was caught at one point and was fined by Medicare, yet she just continues to practice and still does it. Her profits are well worth the fines it seems.
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