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I was curious because I'm a curious person. But I see that they already increased their prices (manufactured in China) https://web.archive.org/web/20250117170222/https://www.traeger.com/pellet-grills/woodridge vs. https://www.traeger.com/pellet-grills/woodridge Timberline also up, $500 on...

Considering he had slave labor, he'd probably be more shocked we're paying black people for labor.

Or how deep down the train does the tariff goes. Are we taxing a Dolce and Gabana bag that's "Made in Italy" on the back of dirt cheap chinese labor? THat being said there's a lot of places in the world that have a lot of money and would happily do trade with China.

I'm sure you have and I personally probably know many more people who run restaurants, retail operations, and grocery stores than you do. You're seeing the results of the operations, not the input.

I literally told you how 90% of businesses do it. Sure fi you have the massive resources of amazon, etc. you probably have much more accurate measures on what storage costs, etc. are. But your average restaurant and business doesn't have that luxury. Because the volume sold isn't that high. So...

Every business has some form of COG%. If you're keystoning it's 50%. If you'er a restaurant it's 30%. If you're a grocery store it's usually 65% If you increase the input cost by 10% the output cost also increases. If I'm buying something for 3 dollars and it becomes 3.30 if I'm keystoning it...

I love this idea that India where we lost tons of good jobs to (help desk and customer service jobs) is a great partner while china is a terrible one is wild.

Yes it is how it works. Ok let's throw out a scenario, if I buy something for 4 dollars and sell it for 6, it's great for in and out. It's why drop shippers sell stuff for cheap. If your goal is to make $2 per order then that's one thing. But if I'm selling it in a physical location or I have...

Ding ding ding, we have a weiner.

If it costs me 10% more to buy something it will likely be sold at 10% more. If I go for standard Keystone pricing, my $4 dollar shirt I keystone for 8 dollars goes up to 4.40, the keystone price 8.80 still an increase of 10%. So my options with a 10% price increase is to pass it off to the...

If everyone's costs go up 10% and their wages don't go up by a comisserate rate the first people who'll feel that blow will be people selling useless shit.

Your average shirt sold in america isn't made in china, shirt I'm wearing right now is made in cambodia.

10 dollars for a 50/50 poly blend shirt kind of sucks. FOr example, I can buy a 12 pack of Gildan shirts for half the price https://www.amazon.com/Gildan-DryBlend-Adult-T-Shirt-2-Pack/dp/B0C4Z6Y5T1/ For similar price I can get 100% cotton shirts for less that are that same ugly look as those.

true classic tees are made in other countries https://www.retailbrew.com/stories/2022/06/16/how-dtc-menswear-brand-true-classic-is-built-to-grow And the supply: True Classic partners with 10 manufacturing plants across Egypt, Turkey, China, and Bangladesh, and loading up on inventory right...

One thing reddit has taught me the last week or 2 is 1. People have unrealistic expectations for costs in videogames 2. People really like to complain. Now some complaints I find legit like Nintendo charging 10 bucks for a tech demo is stupid. But people complaining about game pricing and...

Yeah, leopard ate my face and all that jazz. I have no sympathy for Trump's policies and reactions to his policies negatively impacting Musk, he had to know this was coming.

Just proving yesterday was a dead cat bounce.

They showed a chart of Non-Citizens with SSNs. Which is something that's common. https://www.ssa.gov/ssnvisa/who_can.htm Cunts are hearing hoofs and thinking Pegasi.

We have drunk thethe on the boards tonight. He's posting all his latest programming.

Duh Duh's "optimal path"