I want to echo, this article was incredibly informative. That being said, I had no idea there was such a massive imbalance in seafood production which I assume also relates to consumption.
I want to echo, this article was incredibly informative. That being said, I had no idea there was such a massive imbalance in seafood production which I assume also relates to consumption.
Maybe this is the solution to American "elite overproduction": less "I'm going to be a brand consultant in Manhattan" after one-too-many Sex and the City episodes, and more -- I'm picturing a Rosie the Riveter poster, except now she's holding a giant salmon (Excuse me, I'll be in my bunk).
Maybe we can even get the Pope on board, like in the good old days of Filet O' Fish on Fridays?
I have a whole cultural program now laid out in my head. Musicals, Lin-Manuel Miranda, the works. All in support of our brave new aquacultural future.
I mean, it'd be more useful than all the coffee shops and dog groomers.
Our motto will be a taunt to our challengers:
YOU CAN'T TUNA FISH
BUT YES WE CAN
-- Night Shift