ÜBER DIESE EPISODE
We discuss an NPR article entitled "Big Brands are Officially Worried About American Shoppers." We break it down in terms of real world examples and our experiences over 25 years of being told shopping is the most patriotic thing we can do.
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WEITERE EPISODEN IN DIESEM PODCAST
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We continue our discussion of yesterday's history making events in the Oval Office by He Whose Name Shall Never Cross My Lips Again and his chief bootlicker and various assorted other enablers. We want the world to know: THE AMERICAN PEOPLE STAND WITH UKRAINE.
We discuss last night's lie-a-minute State of the Union and the tariffs that have been enacted officially against Canada, Mexico, China, and now possibly will be coming against India and South Korea. We talk about the shrinking of the economy, rising prices, and the hit American GDP took... God h…
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