Cid Vicious

What ends up happening in reality is that the tariff cost is effectively shared between the company selling and the customer (but not evenly). The company realizes that sales will plummet if the new price is $2, so they shave margin on their end to bring the price down to e.g. $1.75. But there’s obviously a lot of complexity behind exactly how much of the tariff cost is borne by the customer and the seller and it will vary by industry.

Is there a particular reason you need a brand new model? I tend to look at flagships that are a year or two old.

Some of the apps add this as a feature client side. For example I know sync has this. Not aware of it on the web site though.

Mind you, news subs are depressing right now for a reason.

And even after this you might want to manually stop the sealer before it puts too much pressure on. Bread is surprisingly squishy because it’s mostly air.