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"Turkey prices last year were up because of avian flu decreasing the supply of turkeys. This year, avian flu is down, so the supply of turkeys is up," Tauheed explained. "So we're doing relative pricing. It doesn't mean that the price of turkeys is not high. It just means that it's less this year than than last year."

"We've had an increase in in jobs created because we have such a decrease in jobs lost," he added. "The Biden administration is in fact touting that as a statistic, the fastest growth in jobs ever. Well, that's because you're having a recovery from from a horrible recession."



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