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Click here. Frogs without water are dead. People without money are dead. Nationalistic intentions with a domestic population, your population, that does not have money is also quite impossible to achieve actualisation but you might achieve articulation and you get people excited but the people need money on comparable, reciprocal levels with these competitor nations to be equally capable consumers. The American products are not free. But, if the American has no money, the market is weak. EVEN IF you saw more orders for American goods in America with tariffs, it might not be for long when the job is already automated. But, maybe you want to see more American branded cabs in Manhattan. That is all you had to say. The Chevy is made by Toyota. So, we encouraged the cab drivers to buy more American branded cabs so New York cabs will suggest more American branded emotionality and hegemony as they once did...maybe in time for Christmas with songs sung by Ella and Torme'. But at this moment, if you put in trade restrictive Tariffs, the competitive other nations will impose their own restrictive Tariffs and you will lose 70% of your total global market where only 30% of your actual real buyer market providing real demand for the goods is in America. Ronnie was right! But, when Donald was a kid, he got angry when he saw Captain Kirk as the boss on Star Trek and said, "..it has to be me as Captain...since it can't be him! Jr was 4 years old!" This is a sign of maybe competitive aspirations or Napoleonic bent. This is good but do you know how to fly a space ship when you never went to school or training to learn? So, this is it dude, you can't keep taking your ignorance on an issue as an elected egotistical bastard and using it to seek attention as a media frenzy moment. But, if you were going to make a trade deal or free school grades deal, wouldn't you seek Equal and Zero Tariffs for all parties? You would not want a tariff war to hold up your sale of goods to those other countries. What would you gain? Using Japan as an example, they don't mind if Japanese people order goods from America and on zero tariffs. All countries have strengths and weaknesses if your concern is a trade imbalance. One American strength in trade is the sporting goods like baseball bats and gloves. Click here.
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U.S. News Article Dairy Queen Rival Files for Bankruptcy: By Hugh Cameron U.S. News Reporter Newsweek is a Trust Project member On Friday, M&M Custard, one of the largest franchisees of Freddy's Frozen Custard & Steakburgers, filed for Chapter 11 protection with the Bankruptcy Court for the District of Kansas. Newsweek has contacted the company’s legal representatives via email for comment. Why It Matters This year has already seen a number of chains in the fast-food and fast-casual restaurant space file for bankruptcy protection, close locations or report notable slides in sales and traffic. This comes amid a period of economic difficulty for lower- and middle-income consumers across the country that has hit the retail and restaurant sectors especially hard. What To Know According to Friday’s court filing, M&M Custard reported $5.2 million in assets and $27.7 million in liabilities, with a total of between 100 and 199 creditors. The filing stated that there will be funds available for the franchisee to pay out to its unsecured creditors. M&M Custard filed for bankruptcy alongside 31 other affiliate locations, though all are expected to resume normal operations as the company reorganizes and restructures its debts. The bankruptcy case exclusively involves franchisees and not the parent firm. ... CBS affiliate KCTV 5 reported that M&M Custard holds the franchise rights to dozens of Freddy’s Frozen Custard & Steakburger locations which it operates across Missouri, Kansas, Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, and Tennessee. As The Street notes, other popular chains similar to M&M Custard have closed stores this year, including other Freddy’s franchisee locations and Dairy Queens. The latter has shuttered dozens of locations in 2025, including several in Texas amid a legal dispute between franchisees and the corporate headquarters over royalty payments and remodels. What People Are Saying McDonald’s CEO Chris Kempczinski, in a call with analysts last week, said: “In the U.S., we continue to see a bifurcated consumer base, with [quick-service restaurant] traffic from lower-income consumers declining nearly double digits in the third quarter, a trend that's persisted for nearly two years. It could be the price requested has doubled. You can put any price you wish. But, the pricing is not money earned. People are finding other fast food substitutes. It could be the Lysol in the food. In contrast, traffic growth among higher-income consumers remained strong, increasing nearly double digits in the quarter. We continue to remain cautious about the health of the consumer in the U.S. and our top international markets and believe the pressures will continue well into 2026.” Chipotle CEO Scott Boatwright, during an earnings call in October, said: "Earlier this year, as consumer sentiment declined sharply, we saw a broad-based pullback in frequency across all income cohorts. Since then, the gap has widened, with low- to middle-income guests further reducing frequency.” "This trend is not unique to Chipotle and is occurring across all restaurants, as well as many discretionary categories," he added. "This group is facing several headwinds, including unemployment, increased student loan repayment, and slower real wage growth.". Click here.
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