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POTUS-elect Donald J. Trump said on Monday that he would impose a 25% tariff on ALL products coming into the USA from Canada & Mexico his 1st day, a move that would cause chaos with North American supply chains and impose heavy costs on businesses & consumers around the continent. He further said he would levy the tariff by executive order until drugs & migrants stopped coming over the border.

“Both Mexico & Canada have the absolute right and power to easily solve this long simmering problem,” he added. “We hereby demand that they use this power, and until such time that they do, it is time for them to pay a very big price!”

In a separate post, Mr. Trump also threatened an additional 10% tariff on ALL products from China.

“Representatives of China told me that they would institute their maximum penalty, that of death, for any drug dealers caught doing this but, unfortunately, they never followed through, and drugs are pouring into our Country, mostly through Mexico, at levels never seen before,” he said.

The tariffs would have dramatic implications for American industries, including auto manufacturers, farmers and food packagers, which busily ship parts, materials and finished goods across U. S. borders.

The costs could be particularly high for the industries that depend on an integrated North American market. Adding 25% to the price of imported products could make many too costly, potentially crippling trade around the continent. That in turn could cause spiking surges of inflation and shortages for consumers in the United States.

Mr. Trump made even more aggressive tariff threats during campaign, including suggesting that he would impose a levy of 60% or more on Chinese goods & tariffs of 10-20% on those from other countries.

Mexico, China & Canada are America’s 3 largest trading partners, gobbling up $830 billion of US exports in 2022.

I've always heard horror stories about terrible first kisses and how kissing is such a long complicated learning process. So naturally I was a little worried that my first kiss wouldn't be good. But then Raine and I had our first kiss, and it was amazing! I can honestly say that she's an amazing kisser, and I know she loves my kisses too because she keeps coming for more (and she said my kisses are good). Now I'm curious to see how many of y'all have had a similar experience and how many of y'all are on the other side.

So, these are my two queries:

Were you always a good kisser?

If not, what made you better at kissing?

Had[36M] a successful date last Wednesday, ending with a kiss and also a French one. I left her[31F] with 'lets keep in touch.' But no message was sent from her either on Thursday or Friday, so I texted her yesterday (Saturday). I asked her out for the coming week, but she said she will be super busy the whole week... but this week she was available all days.. So In my eyes, a wishy-washy excuse oooor maybe she do are busy..

Then I said: 'That's too bad, maybe we should take it some other time?'
She answered: 'I'll be sure to get in touch after upcoming week!'
Good, maybe she will, maybe she won't.. time will tell.

But either way I smelled something fishy was going on here (hot and cold), so I checked her FB (we were already chatting on messenger), and found out her FB-status was 'in a relationship' with no person connected to it..

How big of a deal is a FB-status these days, maybe people aren't changing these anymore or are lazy/sloppy to keep it to date?
She's still very active/online on the datingapp where I met her, so I do suspect a some sorta of flag with red'ish shade here..

What am I supposed to do, IF she gets in touch?
Is she monkeybranching or actually single, what's your guess?