Egg containers and trust

I always open the egg containers and as if that isn't enough I use my finger to move them a little to make sure none are broken and stuck to the bottom of the container. I don't think it has to do with trust, it's just common sense. Eggs are fragile....why would you want to buy 11 eggs instead of 12? I'm also very clumsy so I need the whole dozen in case I break one :-)

People seem to have a great misunderstanding about the word trust. Would to dare to cross a valley on which a rotten wooden plank is laid? How do you know that it would bear your weight? You would step your foot over it only after it has been tried and tested first. We trust our driver that he would drive us safely to the destination only because we know he has passed the driving test; and he is in possession of a license. People have come to great grief because they place blind faith in things. They think that if they trust it would not give way. It sounds very nice to hear that faith can move mountains, but in reality it is not so. In the past whenever I trusted I was given soiled and torn even fake currency notes, I was cheated in weight and quantity. People would cheat you at every twist and turn if they find you that you are looking the other way. I have learnt never to trust, unless someone has proved himself beyond any shadow of doubt.

Hey bounce! I most definitely check the eggs at the store I shop at. There are always broken eggs in alot of the crates, although I don't understand what they do to them to have that many broken eggs! I sometimes have to go through quite a few crates to get one that has all it's eggs in tact!

Oh yes..I always check them brfore buying them. My girls even check them if I ask them toi run and get me a dozen..lol..they have seen me do it so much..they think that's just the way it's supposed to be. I think I do have trust issues but in this day and time I don't know many people that don't. My grandmother was one of the most open women I knew and had friends that she had been close to for 30 plus years. I think that's a rare thing now.

For me the thought that there would be anyone that wouldn't look into a container of eggs before they buy them is just crazy. I've always opened up the top of the container before I will purchase a dozen eggs because that is what I saw my mother doing when I was a child. That said, I don't think that it is lack of trust as the reason that I do it, but rather a habit that is so deeply ingrained into my being that there is no way I would be comfortable walking out of a store with a dozen eggs that I hadn't checked.

Yes, this is good to take your time before buying any thing and check it from all points, it is not the matter of only eggs but any thing that you are going to spend your precious money on, should be properly checked. If you are not satisfied with any thing then why to buy that. I really like that you checked it before buying. I not only check the broken egg but some time I found rotten eggs too, for checking rotten eggs, I shake them and if there is more shaking inside egg this mean it is rotten. So it is wise to spend a minute or two to check eggs and every thing before you buy it. Be happy and be the cause of happiness for others Have a nice time....

I always check eggs. But in general I think I am probably too trusting.

I did open and check the eggs |I bought today like I always do. But guess what - I reached home and four of the eggs are broken. I do not know how this happened but I do know that breakfast tomorrow will definitely consist of scrambled eggs Actually I have just remembered that I did knock the eggs against the car door.

For me egg is the basic need for the mom during schooldays for me in my store I don't make it empty.

It's always good to check for the quality. I don't wanna find out just after sometime that there are broken eggs in the container. That's just sad. Especially, here you can't just return it after sometime already.

As a ritual I am one who opens and inspects them inside and out. I do this with almost anything as not only does it save time but money as well. I can't begin to tell you that the day I get lazy is the day that I get something faulty and have to return and be aggravated with the return. So I try religiously to check every single time.

I always open and check. It takes all of 5 seconds, and saves you the "darn it!" of getting home to realize one is broken. Or worse, realizing it when egg yolk has dripping down inside your fridge! I don't think it's a trust thing; in all the hundreds of thousands of eggs sold, some are going to get broken no matter how careful everyone is.

hmm. here in Philippines egg is necessary in field of cooking especially at morning. children love eating eat, and broken egg i never encounter when i bought something.