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The big 30,000-foot argument on tariffs is, does it really make the industry better or is it better to compete on quality or on exclusivity? Low-end cabinetry is made in Thailand and in Cambodia and in China and it's really inexpensive because they have zero labor cost, but they... show more

Kevin O'Leary aka Mr. Wonderful

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Joe Simon1 年前

FROM MAIN STREET USA: Kevin. Nope. My #Wi cabinetmakers know how to repurpose. From high end custom, to low end affordable. They want that business. Luv ya.

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Mountain Girl1 年前

Makes sense Kevin.

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adrian1 年前

please speak with trump about that it makes sense

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ACosmo1 年前

Talk to your buddy Trump…he doesn’t understand the consequences of his actions.

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Kelly McCarthy1 年前

I agree. Additionally, tariffs on country specific items like Swiss watches or Swiss chocolate or a very special espresso machine only made in 🇨🇭just unnecessarily hurt generational companies. Starbucks almost exclusively purchased these from Switzerland. That company likely will go out of business.

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Sebastian Lozano - CRE SoCal1 年前

Weren’t you saying back in April to tariff China more than 145%???

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Corners1 年前

Have you ever heard about this

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DFW_SKOL1 年前

Economics 101…can’t believe we’re debating tariffs in 2025 🤯

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Kelly McCarthy1 年前

Or coffee beans from Brazil. We don’t make coffee beans in America just like we don’t make Rolex watches

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Cochrane1 年前

Correct

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