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GDT: Lightning @ Sabres, April 5, 2025 - 7:00PM, MSG 📺, WGR550 📻 🎙
Broken Ankles replied to LGR4GM's topic in The Aud Club
Silky mitts Quinner -
GDT: Lightning @ Sabres, April 5, 2025 - 7:00PM, MSG 📺, WGR550 📻 🎙
Broken Ankles replied to LGR4GM's topic in The Aud Club
Best game all season -
GDT: Lightning @ Sabres, April 5, 2025 - 7:00PM, MSG 📺, WGR550 📻 🎙
Broken Ankles replied to LGR4GM's topic in The Aud Club
Is he coming back or is he earning himself a backup role on a much better team? -
GDT: Lightning @ Sabres, April 5, 2025 - 7:00PM, MSG 📺, WGR550 📻 🎙
Broken Ankles replied to LGR4GM's topic in The Aud Club
Bad decision by Quinn. JJP was open if he would’ve just returned the pass immediately -
You can justify a purchase by the fact that you are not adding incremental revenue to the Sabres or Pegula if you buy the tickets on the secondary market. You are only helping another Sabres fan recoup potential loss for their unwillingness or availability to go themselves. You can boycott at the concession stand or at the team store if you want but do not disappoint your child.
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Will Devon Levi Help Make This Team Better Next Year?
Broken Ankles replied to bob_sauve28's topic in The Aud Club
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The Trump Tariffs: Economic War
Broken Ankles replied to LGR4GM's topic in The Oval Office (Politics)'s Topics
A little humor courtesy of Chat GPT, not my own. This is Bill Pullmans speech from Independence Day with the subject changed to the topic of Tariffs. Today, we stand not on the brink of annihilation, but on the verge of economic rebirth. For too long, our industries have been under siege, our workers forgotten, our markets flooded. But today—today, we declare our economic independence! We will not go quietly into the shadows of global exploitation! We will not vanish under the weight of unfair trade deals! We will fight for every steelworker, every farmer, every small business that has been pushed aside. Today, we reaffirm what makes this country great—its resilience, its determination, its unwavering spirit. This is not just another day. This is the day we reclaim our sovereignty! This is the day we stand up and say, “No more!” This is our Liberation Day! Not sure what happens but as LGR mentions above, stagflation is most likely. I feel sad I’m making money off this nonsense but in the Supply Chain industry it’s crazy right now. My biggest opportunities are global customers who have leveraged our US based warehouses to fulfill into Canada. But after Don-John chased away a little loophole known as Drawback, we are inundated with customers clamoring for space in our Canadian warehouse and FTZ’s. Drawback was a way to recoup the cost of the duties and taxes if delivered to the US then shipped to another country. It ended in February. So now any goods brought to the US for distribution and then exported still requires the tariffs to be paid. A simple cost benefit shows that incremental costs to ship directly to Canada and higher fees for warehousing in Ontario and avoiding 10, 20, 34 and 48% (Vietnam) tariffs makes way more sense. DJT could arbitrarily end these while these customers are in the middle of implementing changes. Or if you stay on the sidelines too long, there might be no space or much higher costs due to demand and you could be out millions of dollars in taxes that could have been avoided. Ocean, Warehousing and Transportation is boring AF, but lately it’s got some juice. For my US warehouses, losing the Export business coupled with higher prices on products manufactured in Asia means fewer blue collar workers to receive and ship. Recession seems almost unavoidable if they are not lifted. -
JJ Peterka appeared on a German Hockey Podcast
Broken Ankles replied to Brawndo's topic in The Aud Club
You speak German? Your not convincing me that your not ‘AI’ Brawndo. -
Seems like he misses the net way too much right. Love to see a stat that shows %of attempts are on goal and another that measures percentage of goals against the attempts. When you look at Tuch he has 17% shot percentage but the denominator is shots on goal. How many like this break away never get counted as a shot on goal b/c it’s wide.
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Agree on both accounts. My parents' anecdotal data suggest that Trader Joe's (I guess a lot of Canadians love this store and make the trek over to shop there) and the Niagara Falls outlet stores are seeing a lot less traffic from North of the border. Not isolated to a Leaf/Sens game, what is the average attendance to a home game in Buffalo by Canadian citizens? Ball-park - 2,000? And what could this slip to in the fall if things progress the way they are now? I've seen stats that suggest YTD estimates for Buffalo Oct-Dec 2024 were 15,772, and December had some awful individual games in the 13/14K range during/after the streak when many were focused on the Bills. If Adams is brought back, coupled with Geopolitics/border issues, the attendance call fall below 14,500..