Tomatoes for sale!
Posted: Fri Aug 09, 2019 2:44 pm
Roll up, roll up! Get your tomatoes here, just $22,670 a pound!
I’m allowing myself a scant 10% profit margin. I have three plants ($3.99 each from Lowes) which I have watered (misted) every second day for three months for six minutes. So far I have one tomato which weighed in at a colossal 15 grams.
When I was working my company used to bill me out at $150 per hour.
So the cost for one tomato is:
($3.99 x 3) + (45 x 0.1 x 150) = $686.97.
15 grams is 30 to the pound so the cost to me is $20,609.10 per pound. My proposed 10% profit gives me a price, to you, $22,670.01. Because I am a decent sort of chap, I am willing to forego the odd penny. I will even throw in free 2-day shipping.
I see a few nascent tomatoes on one of the vines. I am confident that that price will come down in the end to just four figures.
But I need encouragement. You can PM me with your orders - please send cashier’s check and your Social Security Number (needed in order to verify your purchase).
Enjoy!
I’m allowing myself a scant 10% profit margin. I have three plants ($3.99 each from Lowes) which I have watered (misted) every second day for three months for six minutes. So far I have one tomato which weighed in at a colossal 15 grams.
When I was working my company used to bill me out at $150 per hour.
So the cost for one tomato is:
($3.99 x 3) + (45 x 0.1 x 150) = $686.97.
15 grams is 30 to the pound so the cost to me is $20,609.10 per pound. My proposed 10% profit gives me a price, to you, $22,670.01. Because I am a decent sort of chap, I am willing to forego the odd penny. I will even throw in free 2-day shipping.
I see a few nascent tomatoes on one of the vines. I am confident that that price will come down in the end to just four figures.
But I need encouragement. You can PM me with your orders - please send cashier’s check and your Social Security Number (needed in order to verify your purchase).
Enjoy!