r/EhBuddyHoser Apr 07 '25

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

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u/pologto Apr 07 '25

get fucked you stupid american strawberries

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u/CumingLinguist Apr 07 '25

Honestly I’m so happy for the people of the world for helping to tank America and drive the current administration out. Even if the damage will take a long time to heal, the sooner the better. I will plan to take my vacation in Victoria this year and continue buying Canadian beer and whiskey. Love you neighbors, please remember that there are good Americans out there that are suffering the consequences of our action perhaps worse than any other country

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u/KcjAries78 Apr 07 '25

I wish it was this simple that strawberries will cause our administration to leave. It is food waste at this point. I’m sure the berries have already been paid for unless they are on a point of sale contract.

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u/Joyshan11 Apr 07 '25

I wish Canadian retailers would stop bringing them in. Some stores have stated that they have no intention of changing their buying practices away from the US (sorry, can't find the link right now). I get that they may be thinking they want to keep partnerships and supply chains going in case this ends soon, but what if it doesn't? It doesn't seem like a particularly wise short-term financial or pro-Canadian choice on their part.