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[rms1954]

Yikes.  I'm not a meat lover and for that price I could buy a few pair of shoes.  Just looking at it on air with all that blood juice and fat chunk makes me gag.

[HisElk1]

@rms1954 , I didn't see it and am glad I didn't.  Yuck.

[rms1954]

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@HisElk1 wrote:

@rms1954 , I didn't see it and am glad I didn't.  Yuck.

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Wished I wasn't watching either. 

YUCK is right.

[Trailrun23]

I wonder how much of these will sell. That is a lot of money at my house....and probably not on DH's cardiac diet....

[rms1954]

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@Trailrun23 wrote:

I wonder how much of these will sell. That is a lot of money at my house....and probably not on DH's cardiac diet....

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That's gas money!

[colleena]

@rms1954 I'm not sure if I'd b interested in that or not.  I do like that the Q offers all sorts of different foods & price points which I especially am tempted to buy for the different holidays.  & I like that any food item is guaranteed so if there's an issue one doesn't have to return it, just let them know & they'll credit your account no question asked.

[781Florist]

@colleena   Maybe that's a reason for these ungodly prices.  I know.  I have seen the 

posts saying that if people want to spend their money on things that are outrageously expensive to others then they have a right to do so.  I agree absolutely.

I am a beef lover and could eat it for breakfast, lunch and dinner as well as between meal snacks.  But $30 a pound is definitely what the 1 percenters are buying for dinner.

[colleena]

@781Florist I missed where they mentioned how many people it would feed so I guess figuring it out that way would make some sense but like you said it is spendy.  My mouth is still watering but maybe not at this time, lol.

[Kachina624]

There is a huge amount of waste (fat, which I don't eat) on Prime Rib.

[Desertdi]

@colleena    One rib for every 2 persons