How tariffs work...

[HDGristle]

Now, if you want to say that the U.S. won in the end, I will concede that. But it took multiple fights and a bunch of teamwork to get there

https://www.reddit.com/r/Snorkblot/s/sGEd8q8tlp

The self-pwn3 was pretty solid when he knocked his own helmet off eating his own uppercut and paid the toll

[Jacuzzme]

So desperate to dunk on the USA, in any way possible, that a missed uppercut in a hockey game is thread-worthy. Pathetic, bruh.

[Green_Mountain]

J, I don’t think it’s desperation to dunk on the USA as much as it is to dunk on Trump’s USA.

I’m not quite sure why some chose to wear a mask regarding how they self-identify publicly from a political standpoint, while basically every post tells you something very different.

[HDGristle]

Originally Posted by Jacuzzme

So desperate to dunk on the USA, in any way possible, that a missed uppercut in a hockey game is thread-worthy. Pathetic, bruh.

It was an epicly hilarious missed uppercut in a great game that stated off with a booed national anthem and 3 fights in 9 seconds.

When you're trying to project strength, sometimes you swing and miss and punch yourself in the face on TV trying to be a hardass. Hope is that you win the game, though? Right? Even though you failed and accomplished little and your teammates have to play harder because you're in the box.

What did you think of the missed uppercut? Tell us why it's not a great example of how tariffs work. You have the posturing. The swing. The punch to his own face. Sad the Canadian didn't punch himself too or it would have been perfect.

Wait... they also started boycotting product. So some of those punches weren't tariffs. This is looking even more apt.