Hahahaha. I’m laughing out loud here. Obviously, I didn’t take that through to its full conclusion. [smile]

The Kroenkes have financially supported the Buffoon-in-Chief’s presidential campaigns. Indirectly, this is their doing. Why didn’t they announce this when I could have purchased a personalised Eze shirt last week-end? Other EU and UK companies have been announcing this for weeks.

I’m not impressed.

As well they should. The Kroenkes—both father and son—have financially supported the Buffoon-in-Chief’s presidential campaigns, and not the most recent one. Indirectly, this crap is their doing.

I’ve been receiving emails from a number of companies based in the UK and the EU. Personally, when I can, I will purchase items in the affected countries, use those items whilst overseas, and bring them back 365 days later. After a year they are considered “used” and free from tariffs and duties.

P.S. I’m sure you know that Kroenkes—both father and son—financially support the Buffoon-in-Chief, and have for too many years to count. Indirectly, this is their doing anyway.

From an email from Arsenal:

We’ve got your back. From Friday 29th August, Arsenal will cover the cost of import tariffs* on all US orders. No hidden fees. No surprises. Just Arsenal.

But the way, ProSoccer.com is having a 25% Labor Day sale, and they actually have the third shirt in stock.

I realised the same thing on the week-end whilst as I was planning to purchase Eze’s third shirt. These tariffs and the duties are maddening. So I’ll purchase my shirt in the States, and then have it personalised at the Armoury next month. Receipt in hand, I doubt anyone’ll think to check the back.