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Tariffs on the table (and the whole store)
It’s dark wood and cost $500, a figure that made my wife and I me wince.
Then we smiled. The young couple’s new dining room table showed they had graduated past second-hand stores – and that their relationship is in its own stages of matriculation.
For a purchase of a lifetime – it was for my wife and me – one might say that a dining room table’s price is secondary.
It stinks, though, that President Trump stuck this young couple with something like $50 more on th...
