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They ain't giving it back to us, no matter how much money they get back.
#GREEDYBastards
#CorporateWindfall
slotrak.bsky.social Lynne Fox @slotrak.bsky.social · Apr 22
Before the tariffs were announced, this can of coffee was 9.49. Tariffs on coffee were announced, and over night it went to 14.99. Now post–tariff nonsense, they have brought the price down, to 12.49. So, no tariffs, no cause, but a hike of 30%.

#ThanksForNothing
#Hannaford
#GreedyBastards
April 22, 2026 at 6:31 PM
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#CorporateWindfall
justinwolfers.bsky.social Justin Wolfers @justinwolfers.bsky.social · Feb 21
A tariff “refund” mostly goes to whoever wrote the tariff check: the importer of record. That’s not the same person who paid more at the register. So refunds -- if they're offered -- might sound like consumer relief, but in reality, they're corporate windfalls.
February 21, 2026 at 7:04 PM
fieldwavesteven.bsky.social
The $166 Billion party is here—but check your ID at the door! 🚫👤 Only business entities get a slice of this massive tariff refund cake. Sorry, individuals, you’re just here for the confetti! 🎊💸
#BusinessOnly #TariffRefund #CorporateWindfall #2026Economy #NoIndividualsAllowed
An eye-level, wide-angle illustration in a vibrant, saturated comic style depicts a bustling town square celebration. In the center, a woman in a slate blue blazer with a red, white, and blue sash and a man in a navy suit jointly hold a large, ornate ceremonial check from the "US Treasury." The check prominently displays **"$166 Billion Tariff Refund"** in bold, stylized lettering. Surrounding them is a diverse, cheering crowd under a bright morning sun. Banners draped across the scene read **"Official Business Tariff Refund Distribution,"** **"Businesses Only,"** and **"Community Celebration."** In the background, a festive stage is set up next to a classic white-domed Town Hall, adorned with several American flags and colorful bunting. The atmosphere is celebratory and industrious. In the foreground, people hold miniature models of factories and storefronts, one person clutching a calculator and cash. The entire image is filled with falling green confetti, emphasizing a sense of large-scale economic distribution directed exclusively toward business entities.
April 30, 2026 at 1:53 PM