Right, forgot, because the onslaught of tens of dozens of Americans that trickle in to the Niagra region to buy retail goods from American-owned-chains-located-in-Canada and rest their heads in a UK owned Holiday-Inn Expresses somehow offsets the cost of doing business with our number one trading partner, devaluing ~$400,000Million worth of exports and inflating the ~$350,000Million cost of imports. :roll:
I hate Penzance. It's an unbalanced mediocre blend whose flavor profile isn't unique and whose chief claim to fame is the obsession with it brought about by a lull in production seven or so years ago, that incited panicked hoarding by demented codgers whose sense of taste has obviously been impaired. At it's original price of about $26 per 8 OZ bag, it's worth buying, since it's priced like other cheap tobacco and is an excellent insect repellent. But at the prices that profiteers are now demanding, purchase is simple proof that P. T. Barnum was right. Besides, it's a royal pain in the profundity to get, due to the slobbering hoards who have abandoned their familial duties, their careers, and all other aspects of the gift of life, in order to hunt down every foul smelling strand of the stuff so that they can dance naked amongst the piles of bags, performing all manner of unnatural abominations with small animals, particularly gerbils.
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