Pobrecitos Canadienses
Solar panels, batteries, roof airs, parts and accessories. Gringos are fortunate. Take anything priced in US dollars then multiply it by 125%. Not sure about import taxes that affect Canada but no...
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But, but, but .... do Canadians actually work harder to earn their $1.25-US-equivalent dollar?
I doubt it. So what that means is ... it's just as easy to earn a new coach battery in Canada as is it here in the U.S..
By the way ... who pays for free health care in Europe? Whoever it is, we need the same system here for our working folks. For some of us retirees, however, we do in fact enjoy close to the same thing here. It's called Medicare - and with a little bit added to it by the user it sure feels close to free in comparison to the great value we get from it.
All IMH retired opinion, of course.
I doubt it. So what that means is ... it's just as easy to earn a new coach battery in Canada as is it here in the U.S..
By the way ... who pays for free health care in Europe? Whoever it is, we need the same system here for our working folks. For some of us retirees, however, we do in fact enjoy close to the same thing here. It's called Medicare - and with a little bit added to it by the user it sure feels close to free in comparison to the great value we get from it.
All IMH retired opinion, of course.
