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Dango bong
waste of money
Bernard Marx
...and the Mediterranean Sea.
Comment, he wrote
Oooh priorities!
Wakarimasen
And in the South Atlantic.
Poor the tuna.
robert maes
I hope with sales down , less fish are caught but more likely more are needlessly killed.
SandyBeachHeaven
Affordable but I would have had to buy another freezer unit.
TheReds
Cut-price of ¥20.84 mil for a dead fish? Stupid waste of money.
0rei0
Social distancing at it's cracking best. Oh I forgot, their all wearing masks so it's completely okay to rub shoulders.
The only one I feel any empathy for is the tuna: it's fate wasn't in it's own hands.
kurisupisu
Most tuna in the world is caught in the Pacific
II have even seen them migrating up the coast of Japan in shoals.
Trapped
Slightly off topic, but can anyone tell me?, to my understanding, the auction is silent with the amount offered by the buyers made known to the auctioneer by secretive hand gestures inside a sock. How is this a fair auction? Is there no driving of the price?
sf2k
you can take litmus paper to tuna and test it for mercury immediately. Yummy mercury!
Or try a sweet potato, (no mercury)
stickman1760
Every year, the same story!! Not interested.
Bernard Marx
She'll be reprimanded later!
TARA TAN KITAOKA
With Corona going on eating anything raw is dangerous.