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To: Land Shark who wrote (1530629)3/25/2025 9:21:20 PM
From: Broken_Clock2 Recommendations

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locogringo
longz

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Sure you did liar. You're too Stoooopid to research a meme before posting it.



To: Land Shark who wrote (1530629)3/25/2025 9:23:07 PM
From: Maple MAGA 3 Recommendations

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locogringo
longz
Mick Mørmøny

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"Jack Daniel's is not going out of business due to the Canadian boycott of U.S. alcohol. While recent trade tensions have led to Canadian provinces removing U.S. liquors, including Jack Daniel's, from store shelves, Canada accounts for only about 1% of Brown-Forman's total sales. Therefore, the impact on the company's overall revenue is limited.

It's important to note that Brown-Forman announced a 12% reduction in its global workforce and the closure of its Louisville-based barrel-making plant in January 2025, prior to these trade developments. These decisions were part of a broader restructuring strategy and not related to the Canadian boycott.

The removal of U.S. alcohol products from Canadian shelves presents no challenge, it is not a significant threat to Jack Daniel's overall business operations."



To: Land Shark who wrote (1530629)3/25/2025 9:36:15 PM
From: locogringo1 Recommendation

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longz

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Canadians are boycotting USA alcohol,


Very clever those Canadians. Removing the bought and paid for booze from the shelves so nobody can buy it. No wonder they need unilateral tariffs to survive.

(reply will be filled with nasty name calling and attacks)