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The sign informs shoppers that a black triangle inscribed with a white "T" indicates an item which has had a price increase due to the US tariffs. I imagine that it will encourage a lot of shoppers to look for alternatives.

I hope that stores in the US adopt similar signage to let shoppers know that the price increase is from the tariffs. Regardless of what Pete Navarro says, tariffs are taxes payed by the consumer.

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I was in the market for a new vehicle. But current one is still in really good shape, so
it is a want, not a need. I will be doing everything I can to not make any major purchases
with Trump and MAGA in control. Can't totally sit it out, but am thinking long and hard
about doing anything that would help Trump look good. Screw Him.

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Did the sign say

'We can tariff Chinese cars and American milk. And that's ok. China kills 4 Canadian citizens, and that won't make us mad either. Americans wanting a fair deal? No wy can't happen'

I am so disappointed - Vladdy could've moved on the West.

Literally told Canada - hand over the resources, or take a nuke.

Too bad. Vlad is a pretender.

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