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This has obviously no merit as clearly Costco didn't "make customers pay" the tariffs. Customers freely accepted an offer to purchase as normally happens whenev

This has obviously no merit as clearly Costco didn't "make customers pay" the tariffs. Customers freely accepted an offer to purchase as normally happens whenever someone visits a shop. Either you accept the offer or you don't but how the price is set is irrelevant. I think that this is a standard play to seek a settlement to make the pain in the backside disappear.

throw913 7mo ago
> Customers freely accepted an offer to purchase as normally happens whenever someone visits a shop. Hear me out on an alternative POV: the government engaged in lawless economic coercion, and the coercion trickled down. If you don't like it, sure, you can always go get coerced somewhere else, it's your free choice. I don't see why anyone would object to that, assuming of course they are a corporation or a government