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I'm checking out a maple syrup company....headquartered in Georgia...???
Hmmm, I know Cairo, GA used to be called "Syrup City" because Rodenberry Foods had a syrup plant there along with their pickles and other foods. My Algebra & Trig teacher in high school was from there and part of the Roddenberry family somehow. Looks like it closed in 2002 after being bought by Dean Foods. Is this a new start up?
 
Tariffs don’t scare me. It’s actually threats of tariffs anyway. I don’t anticipate the 25% on Canada to be at that level for long. Maybe not even the weekend. If we get into a trade war with Canada (or anybody else), we’ll win. I’m glad that MAGA has the backbone to stand up against being taken advantage of.

Trump was voted in to fix immigration. Money talks. Mexico is listening. They need to stop the caravans. They need to do something about the trafficking.

None of our defense allies or trading partners give a **** about our national debt problem. Tariffs gets their attention. Also, when negotiating, your initial offer isn’t expected to be accepted. Better behavior can be rewarded with 10% instead of 25%.

Trump’s creating an External Revenue Service, so I would anticipate no zero tariff arrangements. It needs to be normalized to charge anybody with a trade imbalance something - even if it’s only 1-5%.

Nobody has been putting up an effective resistance when the IRS has higher tax rates legislated to collect more from citizens. With an ERS the burden can be shared by more than just the 100 million or so US citizens footing the bills.

Some will argue that tariffs are simply taxes paid by consumers because it will bring higher prices. I’ll counter that by saying more competition from more trading partners can offset a lot of potential price increases.
Canadian dollar is the lowest since 2003.
 
Pecans, Peaches, vidalia onions in GA.
I think of Maple as a northern tree. Think I've tried some syrup in NE..
I grew up in Georgia. The only reason I pronounce it "Pee-cans" is it just roils my wife. I drove my daughter down to Orlando for one of her competitions when she was a lot younger, around 10 or so. We stopped off in south Georgia around Valdosta and I told her we were going to do something I haven't done since I was a kid going on vacation with my parents. Found a family operated farm off one of the exits and they sold everything. Bought fresh Vidalia onions, peanuts, pecans, a bushel of peaches and watermelon. You know kids....until that moment I don't think she had any idea where all this good stuff comes from. Her eyes were opened.
 
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That sounds like something a leftist would say.

Anyway. If crypto is any indication, tomorrow could really be something else. I do not believe these tariffs are temporary like Goldman as suggested either. This is all about keeping the dollar as the reserve currency. Doesn't have dick to do with drugs.

It’s BRICS that is being pressured to abandon the initiative to replace the US dollar as the reserve currency. Canada and Mexico aren’t part of BRICS. China is, but there’s a long list of reasons to slap tariffs on them.
 
It’s BRICS that is being pressured to abandon the initiative to replace the US dollar as the reserve currency. Canada and Mexico aren’t part of BRICS. China is, but there’s a long list of reasons to slap tariffs on them.
Canada and Mexico aren't the targets. They are the warning. With a skyrocketing dollar, the US will simply buy up it's own treasuries at cheap prices. This is why I don't think the tariffs are temporary. This is not the politics forum, so please pardon this discussion.
 
Hmmm, I know Cairo, GA used to be called "Syrup City" because Rodenberry Foods had a syrup plant there along with their pickles and other foods. My Algebra & Trig teacher in high school was from there and part of the Roddenberry family somehow. Looks like it closed in 2002 after being bought by Dean Foods. Is this a new start up?
After I loaded up on the stock, found out that the factory closed 20+ years ago.

Easy come, easy go. :mad:


Guess I will next check out the Tonka trucks
 

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