It's 30 percent higher than last year, plus additional tariffs on certain things. We've (temporarily? tune in two months!) backed away from the 150% or whatever

It's 30 percent higher than last year, plus additional tariffs on certain things. We've (temporarily? tune in two months!) backed away from the 150% or whatever number but that increase is still hanging over everything. And doing tariff rate and schedule policy by whim is a terrible idea independent of whether you agree with tariffs as a policy. I'm mixed on them honestly, which doesn't sell myself to any group it seems. But I think they exist as a semiuseful tool that can be hard to gauge and should be used carefully. The stacking 50% tariffs on aluminum and steel(deal with this one less, it might be lower?), plus adding new harmonized codes to the tariffed list is a pain in the dick. Visiting friends this weekend we were talking about how they could undercut my sales by being in Canada and having substantially lower cost of goods..