LSUfan20005

I’m probably looking at zero bonus payout due to tariffs (and every one of my items is US Manufactured).

Took a giant profit hit before we could pass on the costs to our customers.

As a parent of 4, my general reaction

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tariffs didn't exactly bring the American economy to a screeching halt?

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For what it’s worth, price increases for the 20% tariffs from SE Asia, etc still haven’t hit the shelves. Most folks I know in CPG have increases coming late October.

One client of mine who manufactures IN THE USA is hurting significantly due to the tariffs on tropical fruits and seasonings

You can literally drift downstream in a canoe and catch your limit x5 with nothing more than powerbait.

Do you have a nearby crawlspace vent you can extend and vent via? Would be pretty easy to connect and extend under joists.

What’s your rationale for formally putting it in his name? Just curious, I “gave” my college student a car but kept it in my name.

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Just need more tariffs

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One very real impact I’m seeing from tariffs is that cost of inventory (for tariff impacted raws) is hurting companies. No matter where you stand on the issue, it’s an unplanned financial impact of 20%+.

Create beds of shade loving perennial ground cover.

Lamium
Ajuga
Texas Sedge
Hostas here and there
Maybe some hydrangeas

Most prairie options are going to be sun loving native grasses.

Start too light with linear progression, remove your ego.

If I could go back in time, I would absolutely start with JUST the barbell and add 5lbs at a time. I let my ego get in the way and missed out on easy LP gains. Lost 70lbs of fat, I would have benefited from being patient (even if it would have felt silly squatting tiny plates for weeks).

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You don't HAVE to buy that same priduct.

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My problem is the tariffs are applied to international agricultural products that cannot be produced in America. I have clients getting hurt by tariffs significantly who manufacture everything in the US but use intl components (tropical fruits, nuts, seasonings, etc)