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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Jd Smith1" data-source="post: 9574564" data-attributes="member: 6998052">Inflation has been running wild for the last four years. There's a lot of leeway in play.Game stores are not a very big demographic, and brick&mortar is likely a doomed business model anyway.And there's an interesting point. Kohler's factories in Mexico have been dogged by quality control, infrastructure, and social issues; they do not have a 25% margin to work with. If the tariff forces Kohler to bring back production to US plants, its a major win. I don't have the figures, but I bet bathroom fixtures generate more revenue than RPGs. And Kohler is not the only company with factories in Mexico.By the same token, Canadian car part production could become much less competitive, pushing increased production inside the USA, which would be hugely beneficial to both the Big 3 and the UAW. The latter, BTW, broke traditional ranks last November.Pulling the UAW in completely would be a huge coup, what with the 2026 campaign underway.</blockquote>