A lobster tale

[samhexum]

$400,000 worth of lobster stolen en route to Costco stores, shipper says

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The lobsters, which were not alive, were on their way to Costco stores in Illinois and Minnesota, according to Rexing Companies.

twasn't moi... I've never been a big fan of the waterbugs of the ocean.

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2 hours ago, samhexum said:

$400,000 worth of lobster stolen en route to Costco stores, shipper says

APPLE.NEWS

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The lobsters, which were not alive, were on their way to Costco stores in Illinois and Minnesota, according to Rexing Companies.

twasn't moi... I've never been a big fan of the waterbugs of the ocean.

What are you "crabbing" about?  😄

[LaSanta]

Do lobster feel pain when they are put on a pot of hot water?

[samhexum]

5 minutes ago, LaSanta said:

Do lobster feel pain when they are put on a pot of hot water?

On Xmas my b-i-l told me some countries have made it illegal to boil them alive.

[LaSanta]

1 hour ago, samhexum said:

On Xmas my b-i-l told me some countries have made it illegal to boil them alive.

Supposedly they can't feel any pain because their nervous system lacks a brain. 

[Whoisyourdaddy]

They definitely feel pain. 😞

Edited 12 hours ago by Whoisyourdaddy
Emoji error.

[mike carey]

Seems the answer is, 'It's complicated'!

 

[jeezifonly]

I can't imagine how a food product that has a specific need for frozen transport/storage (and documentation thereof) is a good fit for bootleggers. Reputable commercial food serving ops are unlikely to take the risk with unknown sources and chain of custody.

I'd avoid limitless seafood buffets for the next couple months...

When properly cooked, I love lobster, but crab more. I'm still avoiding radioactive shrimp. 🍤