How are rising egg prices affecting consumer purchasing decisions and at what point would people stop buying eggs entirely?

Josh Johnson humorously explores the concept of "eggflation" and its real impact on everyday consumers. Through his comedic investigation, he reveals how dramatically rising egg prices are forcing people to reconsider their grocery shopping habits and daily meal planning. The clip demonstrates that consumers have specific price thresholds where they would completely abandon purchasing eggs. Johnson's commentary shows that even at $19 per dozen, some people might still buy eggs, but $20 becomes the breaking point where they would "quit eggs entirely." This analysis highlights broader economic trends about consumer behavior during inflation, showing how essential food items can become luxury purchases when prices reach absurd levels, forcing lifestyle changes that people never expected to make.