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One could argue that's the safest time to buy eggs, since recalls will err toward false positives.

One could argue that, but I'm not sure what recalled eggs relates to in this analogy?

Closest thing would have to be new user accounts, but then the analogy definitely falls apart since you can't just double the size of your QA team and check each account before it goes to market. The security issues aren't remotely so well contained.

Adulterous... eggs.

I suddenly want an omelet.

Put an egg in your shoe and beat it, smart guy.

More like a spike in sales of sprouts after a food scandal because people only become aware of the offer through the press coverage

So business as usual then?

Edit: not sure why I'm getting downvoted. There was a study that showed food recalls have an impact on purchasing but it wasn't huge, people certainly didn't stop. Though I can't find the article I had read a long time ago about this.

Oh well.

I don't know either, it was a little short, sort of a non comment I guess.

but It wasn't really objectionable or anything.