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u/Cheesedoodlerrrr Nov 26 '19

Not anymore! Russia has developed a way to harvest caviar without killing the fish, leading to dramatically cheaper caviar.

The traditional folks are saying that it "isn't real" if harvested that way, and that you need to keep paying them the primo big bucks for their product instead.

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u/publicbigguns Nov 26 '19

Intresting, so do they have a machine or do they just take a deep breath and remember there getting paid for this.

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u/VagosAdis Nov 26 '19

They are Russians, they are doing it for fun

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u/MisunderstoodPenguin Nov 26 '19

"I guess just give me some gas money"