62% is a good start.
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I am very happy to never travel to nor buy from america for the rest of my life. My son and grandson have also said the same so that is 3 generations you have turned off by electing a pedophile rapist to run your country.
I'm unhappy about it. Lots of beautiful places in America; good family memories there. Plenty of good, honest people there that don't deserve this shit.
It sucks to have to completely boycott the whole country, but it's what has to happen.
We'll have to see if we can support our neighbours again after the war (the civil war, not the trade war. At least we can hope it's a civil war)
So, they have more to go before being forced to close down? Good. Blame Trump, the child rapist.
The headline is a little unclear and just for clarity, the sales are down 62% in Canada, rather than a 62% drop in overall sales. The Canadian boycott is still likely having an effect, however in the interest of not just skimming a headline that effect seems smaller than first impression. It isn't putting the company out of business.
From the article:
It’s unclear how much the 62 per cent drop in sales translates to in dollars, but the company’s total sales were down three per cent for the quarter.
Good work neighbors. A lot of us understand and support you. I hope we're both around when this shit ends.
Perhaps Canada needs to ask a much bigger question about alcohol, like admit our alcoholism rates and how much money we lose in alcohol costs, despite taxes. Politicians realize it's a way to manipulate voters.
It's an opportunity to switch to an alcohol-free beverage.
Good.
I hope these companies use their enormous influence to do something, even if it is only for their bottom line instead of the greater good … sometimes the greater good accidentally gets lucky
I genuinely can't imagine being in another country and paying more for one of our worst, most overpriced spirits. You like whiskey (or whisky)? There's a ton of better brands, American and non, available for less money...
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