Spending $12.99 on eggs is ridiculous. A farmer breaks it down.

Just wanted to say that farmer is hilarious 😂

That was honestly more space for those chickens than I would have expected this video had the opposite effect on me.

Something that I have learned is that LANGUAGE is extremely important when it comes to marketing. They can push the boundaries as far as possible legally, as long as the language is covered. Thats why the food industry trademark descriptive terms such as "beef" or "real chicken" even though it has nothing to do with the product.

Soooo what company name does he sell his eggs under?

The cartman voice got me

I have a vital farms just down the road from me. The chickens do have a large pasture to free roam, and a large building where there food stays and they can sleep safely. He makes it seem like they are just as bad as caged chickens when they aren't 

I want absolutely nothing but every single good and amazing thing for this man ever

this genuinely might be the most informative and interesting video I've ever seen on Reddit

Said, “I’m breaking character,” just to fall into several different characters

If I want to buy "small farm" eggs I just look for a cooler with a sign on the side of the road, never more than $5 a dozen, usually less. Mostly I just buy Aldi eggs though.