Wednesday, July 15, 2009

Meat New Volume 14 - Economista!

The Meat Guy
Meat News! Volume 14, Economista!

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The Meatonomist

The economy is not your friend. I’ve been watching a lot of it on TV recently and I don’t like it very much. I live in kind of a bubble, a bubble of meat. In my bubble everything is OK, but when I watch the tube it tells me that the whole word economy is going to hell in a meatbag. There are economists talking about the economy, as they do, and they never say anything nice. If I were the economy and I heard all these people saying bad things about me all the time, I’d probably feel a little down as well, even if there wasn’t anything really wrong with me.

I don’t claim to be an expert on the economy, but I did sit snooze through a couple economics classes in college and I learned a thing or two. Well, actually I learned a thing, the supply-demand thing. I figure that once you know supply-demand you can pretty much figure out how everything else works, economically. It’s kind of like understanding how a cash-bar works; easy, fast, and predictable. That is until the bartender gets drunk and girls start flashing for drinks. It seems like we had a bunch of drunken sorority girls running around Wall Street the last few years and now we are all in a bit of a pickle.

I never hear any of the TV economists make any constructive suggestions. It seems to me that if the current economy, what with its bankruptcies, mortgage problems, and unemployment is bringing us down, then maybe we need us a new economy. I propose a meat economy! Get rid of money, it’s cumbersome to count and inedible, let’s just start using meat for everything. You really can trade meat for anything and a little meat in your pocket will put a bounce in her step. The best part is that greed, while not completely removed from the equation, would be limited to the size of a stomach. You sure wouldn’t have guys like Bernie Madoff stealing billions of pounds of meat, he’d be too stuffed to move and his neighbors would probably start calling the health department when he took more than he really needed.

My meat-as-currency idea is really likely to take off, I have a pretty good sense about these things. For example, I’ve predicted the future popularity of hip-waders, just watch, as the oceans rise, hip waders are going to be the next must-have fashion accessory. Corner the market now if you can. Going back to meat, you are probably wondering what you can do to get started in the new economy. Well, to help you out we have started our very own meat currency exchange. You can turn in all your old Yen (you won’t be needing that messy stuff anymore) and we’ll exchange it into meat - the tasty, tender, legal tender! We figure you’ll probably want to get enough meat to last you for awhile so we’ve come up with a few products, I mean currency, that currently have very favorable yen/meat exchange rates:

Wild Boar Yaki Niku
Get Wild!
Thinly sliced wild boar. These are real, natural, untamed piggies from Texas. Wild boar tastes like lean pork but with some flavor. It's great on the grill with dipping sauce, this is sliced thin enough you can even use it for shabu shabu.
Frozen
Product ID D220
Size 300gm
Price 590Yen/pc
Cost
590yen

Iberico Yaki Niku
Get Iberico!
Super marbled Iberico pork sliced up and ready for the grill. This is perhaps the best pork at the best price anywhere.

Frozen



Product ID P123a
Size 400gm
Price 980Yen/pc
Cost
980yen

Polish Sausage
Get Polish!
Farmland hickory smoked Polish Sausage, these are pre-cooked and ready for the bun. The package says "Taste the Flavor Burst!" - whatever that means...
1 pack has 5 sausages.

Frozen

Product ID D220
Size 300gm
Price 590Yen/pc
Cost
590yen

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