they weren't shipped eggs, but I did have to drive over an hour to pick them up, then when I was informed that i had to go pick up my boy from his cousins house, which was an hour or so from where I was and is about 2 hours from my house, so they rode around in the cold a/c truck for probably 4 hours.
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, they are sitting out on the counter small side down. They came with some instructions to let them sit for 12 hours before putting in the incubator. So that's what I'll do. They will go in tonight at 10.
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