In Key West Fl... almost $68 for 2 steaks.
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Well, they voted for it. They deserve it.
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South American Rib eye, About $14 less ($25 per pound) in the Netherlands.
Dutch Flat Iron ($17 per pound)
(Converted to bucks, One euro is currently 1.17 dollar.) And the Netherlands isn't the cheapest country in Europe.
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But hey, According that Irish troll you are doing it wrong!
It should be a Chicken wing, A brocoli and a corn beer! Oh, And pin it with a little American flag when served...
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@VeroniqueB99 Yeah, Trump backers got what they voted for.
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@cjmoorehead
yes but also your groceries are cheaper cuz he's imposing tariffs... 
️@VeroniqueB99 But I thought Canada was paying the tariffs! Your “President” says so!
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@VeroniqueB99 I never thought that I'd see the day that a piece of cow would bring more than a piece of *** whoops, sorry Vee
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@VeroniqueB99
I know of hookers that are cheaper than that and you actually got fked ...not just financially and appetite wise -
Well, they voted for it. They deserve it.
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@VeroniqueB99 oh ya, couple conversions to be at but seems to work out to about $30 USD/lb here in Nfld., from the nice-r butcher ... and that is about as expensive as Canada gets without being a fly-in or Arctic community.
Does America not have lots of beefs?!
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South American Rib eye, About $14 less ($25 per pound) in the Netherlands.
Dutch Flat Iron ($17 per pound)
(Converted to bucks, One euro is currently 1.17 dollar.) And the Netherlands isn't the cheapest country in Europe.
-o-o-o-
But hey, According that Irish troll you are doing it wrong!
It should be a Chicken wing, A brocoli and a corn beer! Oh, And pin it with a little American flag when served...
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@VeroniqueB99 Yeah, Trump backers got what they voted for.
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@VeroniqueB99 But I thought Canada was paying the tariffs! Your “President” says so!
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@VeroniqueB99 I never thought that I'd see the day that a piece of cow would bring more than a piece of *** whoops, sorry Vee
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@VeroniqueB99 oh ya, couple conversions to be at but seems to work out to about $30 USD/lb here in Nfld., from the nice-r butcher ... and that is about as expensive as Canada gets without being a fly-in or Arctic community.
Does America not have lots of beefs?!
