*A note is scrawled in a calculated hand beneath the extant notes*Two things, anonymous author who seeks to impose prices on a sellers' market.First, corn is more versatile than eggs. More can be done with this foodstuff than grinding it to meal to feed to poultry. The reduction in value from corn to eggs reflects this loss of flexibility.Second, as I said, it is a sellers' market for corn at the moment. You can make whatever suggestions you wish as to an appropriate price - but you can't demand that a seller sell for less than they wish to - and, as you've already discovered, you may earn the ire of those well-meaning individuals who seek to protect innocents from those out to take advantage.Best of luck to you in future endeavours.*the only signature is a stylized K**an addendum, in fresher ink, is scribbled beneath the message*If you don't wish to pay the going rate, you can always go harvest your own corn!
*written in curvy handwritting* I will pay you 1500 true for each box! Tilli Overdale
It's 6 corn kernals per egg, or 2 corn meal, otherwise meal would be pointless, I tested this already.I don't see how you justify 2000 True per box of corn makes sense, compared to 3000 for a box of egg.