Got Milk? Want Some? For Free?
Because of the ‘lock down’ for businesses all over the country, finances are tight for lots of us. Duh. Would free milk be a help? I don’t know if you’ve…
POINT REYES STATION, CA – JUNE 12: A worker at the Kehoe Dairy squeezes fresh milk from a cows’ teat being milked June 12, 2007 in Point Reyes Station, California. With corn prices at record highs driven by demand for ethanol, milk prices are expected to soar above $4.50 per gallon by the end of summer as dairy farmers pay more for corn feed. (Photo by Justin Sullivan/Getty Images)
(Photo by Justin Sullivan/Getty Images)Because of the 'lock down' for businesses all over the country, finances are tight for lots of us. Duh.
Would free milk be a help?
I don't know if you've seen the pictures of food rotting in fields but I sure wish this would happen all over the world. Because it's never been about having enough food to feed humanity, it's about distribution.
So when I saw this story, it made me wonder why this isn't happening more?
(It also made me realize I better get off at exit 15 to come to work tomorrow morning because I'm guessing Morrissey's gonna be packed!)
