A Couple of TV Questions

1. How can these guys



be making a fortune selling duck calls? How much can a duck call possibly sell for?  According to Google, not all that much, judging by the first few results that come up:

Search Results

1. 
   

   $24

   from 16 stores

   8 nearby stores

   
   
2. 
   

   $17

   from 42 stores

   25+ nearby stores

   
   
3. 
   

   $13

   from 37 stores

   1 nearby store

   
   

   
   

   
   

   
   

So, if duck calls are readily available from many different companies for 15 or 20 bucks, how many can these guys be selling? Or if they make some super-fancy high-end luxury duck call, how much of a market is there for super-fancy high-end luxury duck calls?

 

It's the most luxurious, classy bird-killing accessory in the world! 

So, I'm obviously not saying that the duck dynasty is a front for organized crime, but you can draw your own conclusions.

2. Revolution

  

I get that the grid is down. I get that there is no electricity, but why would guns not work? The electricity goes out and suddenly everyone's fighting with swords and crossbows? 

Even if in the years following the blackout they used up all the bullets, people were manufacturing guns and ammunition before there was electricity. 

 

Someone still  knows how to make bullets. There's no reason for this:

 

Or maybe there is. Probably there is, but I sure as hell am not going to sit through a show produced by JJ Abrams and Jon Favreau to find out!