The truth is that after a while you can’t smell it anymore..
People who are pork producers call it the smell of money.
It has a new connotation now.
I used to rent a farmhouse in the country out in New Jersey - every once in awhile I caught a whiff of a hog farm down the road. Of course the city people moving into the new developments were always complaining about the country stuff. Smells, somebody hunting, etc.
A family from India just moved in next door to us. I almost have to plan my outdoor activities to avoid being outside from about 4 pm to 6 pm while she is cooking! Whatever it is, it sure is nasty smelling. Funny - I smell somebody with burgers or steak on the grill and my mouth starts watering. I don’t know how - but I’m guessing her husband thinks the same thing when he gets home.
They are renting, so hopefully after he works at Microsoft for awhile he can move out to a mansion somewhere.
(Hmm - I don’t suppose I could win a lawsuit??)
There is no money in hogs if you don’t raise them by the thousands. Hogs have been stuck around $0.50 a pound since the 1930s.