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¿Question #219831?
Woelf: Several different residences in this area have started stockpiling significant numbers of old wooden pallets in their yards. More than anyone that wasn't a major shipping company could ever use. What are they planning to do with the pallets?

pricero1: Those MAGA hats have to be stored somewhere.
MABBY: My problem was always getting rid of them. I had to pay a recycler to come with a truck to haul them away. Maybe they are giving the local rabbits a safe place to hide.
sparkous: A mountain of pallets starts to represent a little money.
Woelf: Maybe they see them as some sort of investment, but most of the stockpiles didn't start to appear until well after wood prices skyrocketed and started going back down. They haven't been burning them (yet).
BOBBYCAN: Sounds like firewood to me.
Woelf: Maybe they see them as some sort of investment, but most of the stockpiles didn't start to appear until well after wood prices skyrocketed and started going back down.
Blinko: Pallets can be sold back to shippers, it is a form of recycling and there is value to them. Also, when wood prices spiked, I suspect the wood pallet prices spiked. Could also be a slowdown in shipping causes them to accumulate.
Woelf: They aren't burning them (yet). Note that all residences observed to be doing this are known trump supporters. Maybe sawdust shakes and rusty nail acupuncture are new COVID "cures" that are about to go mainstream among people willing to try literally anything except an actual proven vaccine?
Woelf: Note that all residences observed to be doing this are known trump supporters. Maybe sawdust shakes and rusty nail acupuncture are new COVID "cures" that are about to go mainstream among people willing to try literally anything except an actual proven vaccine?