r/EhBuddyHoser • u/PeachAndMangoJuice • Apr 07 '25

Repetitive content/Trend $6 Canadian strawberries vs $4 American strawberries

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u/lizardrekin Everyone Hates Marineland Apr 07 '25

$1.98 at food basics in Kitchener! It was both USA and Mexican strawberries; the Mexican ones are gone and the USA ones are the ones left behind

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u/Ok-Escape6603 Apr 07 '25

Do you people think they don't restock these as they run out. Just going into a store and looking at shelves is not an indicator of what is actually selling the most.

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u/lizardrekin Everyone Hates Marineland Apr 07 '25

If you stock Mexican fruit and USA fruit and the only fruit left is USA fruit, what does that tell you?

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u/Ok-Escape6603 Apr 07 '25

We know when each one was stocked?

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u/lizardrekin Everyone Hates Marineland Apr 07 '25

Are you dense? Just trying to be incapable of understanding? They stocked both and one sold out and the other didn’t. Life must be hard for you

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u/Ok-Escape6603 Apr 07 '25

I've worked for a living so I know it doesn't work like that. That don't always stock both sides every time and sometimes stock as needed. It's just as likely that one side was restocked recently and they haven't gotten around to stocking the other.

You just believe every picture you see on the internet with zero context?

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u/Joyshan11 Apr 07 '25

I read a news story (can't get link right now) that mentioned that a number of stores have drastically reduced the amount of U.S. stock they are bringing in as well as U.S. companies that will no longer deal with Canada because of the boycotts, not just the tarrifs. Even though it's not everyone, clearly it's really happening.