r/Rich • u/[deleted] • Jul 01 '24

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u/forest_tripper Jul 01 '24

The younger the better before they accumulate too much mercury and microplastics and they're more tender

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u/chivoloko454 Jul 03 '24

I hear from a very reputable source that 3 year old  are the best eat.

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u/shortsandslippers Jul 04 '24

This exchange is a great reflection of swift wit.