The Economics of a Commune in the Ozarks
A few things I notice:<p>+ Nobody making food is wearing gloves or hair nets (aside from the one guy making cheese). That&#x27;s probably not a requirement, but given the amount of food being made and how bad even minor contamination would be, that surprises me.<p>+ Any large food operation is going to require a lot of sanitation&#x2F;cleanliness. They also mention they don&#x27;t use &quot;anything not natural&quot;. I wonder if that extends to bleach and commercial cleaners.<p>+ $150 for a discretionary fund to cover cellphone and a car is nothing. That won&#x27;t cover a single car breakdown.<p>+ I wonder how well they will handle a serious medical cost. One person with an autoimmune disease will easily wipe out their cash on hand - as will a chainsaw accident.<p>It&#x27;s an interesting thing to follow, but I&#x27;m happy to be merely an observer.