Correct. I've purchased other items from Canada, and hockey sticks from other companies in the past. I've just never been charged for duties. With the listed free shipping, it seemed very odd.
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I don't have anything positive to say about Paris, but that sex tape is a really sad story. The guy who released it sounds like a real piece of shit.
Today I learned.
Do you usually know how much it will be? My shipment was just a surprise $50 with zero indication that there would even be a charge, let alone the amount.
I'll look into it. I wouldn't have paid, but my wife answered the door. COD seems like a scam that ended in the 90's.
No sticker. No receipt included in the box. I've ordered sticks from the company before... Although those might have come from China. I have no idea. Seems like they should list that on the site though..
I'll take a look. Coincidentally, I have ordered skates from Canada. No extra charges.
It's a fucked up system that Cannon could hold all the cards. The Maggot era has shown how wildly corrupt and immune to oversight our judges are. I'm certain they've been doing monstrous things all along (several judges come to mind) but watching this all take place under the national spotlight has been eye opening.
The main problem I have with data caps is that they're a bulllshit cash grab from subsized companies with a monopoly/oligopoly. There's almost nothing most of us can do, so they keep leeching more and more money.
...I also hate ads with a passion.
"I can't give this thing away." - Guy who is asking $89,000 for a used vehicle that now sells new for $72,500.
Don't buy vehicles from a company led by an unstable Nazi CEO, dipshit.
If you're into something different, a weird Canadian comedy kind of thing: Shoresy It's different, and I like different.
Landman would be good if it weren't pushing so much fucking propaganda.
My kids love Gravity Falls, which as an adult I still love.
Someone else mentioned Silo, I agree.
My wife loves Great British Bakeoff. It's an easy background show.
I also enjoyed Bad Monkey. It's kind of a B- show, but easy to watch.
There's just so much blind hope in trusting a monopoly to play nice. They exist specifically not to play nice. Nestle is an evil company with ties to child labor, and has been sued for price fixing. So they're hardly an example of a 'good' monopoly.
Even if monopolies magically didn't price gouge us, they're a terrible idea from a strategic standpoint. You're putting all your eggs in one basket. What happens when that company completely screws up? That entire industry is broken. Look at Boeing.
There are so many real world examples of why monopolies are an extremely bad idea that you're either trolling or extremely misinformed.
Doesn't that just make them republicans?