All taxes wind up being borne by the consumer. Whether it's a tax on alcohol, cigarettes, gas, or imported goods. Tariffs happen to be on imported goods.

Because i live in California, local regulations keep egg prices higher than in other states. Prices did come back down, but definitely not 1941 levels. But even when they were more expensive, it had nothing to do with tariffs.

Most don't even realize it's an important tax. I've seen tariffs blamed for the high price of locally produced eggs.

One that will collapse regardless, because I assure it it will collapse without accountability.

I thought this was gonna be a gotcha, that's really (insert U.S. city), because I literally see this exact scene in the alley behind my appartment building every single day.