Did Trump’s boogers start an “epidemic of hoarding” in America?

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Did Trump's tariffs start a 'hoarding epidemic' in America?
In the USA, preparations for hoarding have begun without any rain! As Donald Trump approaches a potential return to the presidency, an unexpected situation is unfolding in the American market due to some of his economic policies — people are starting to hoard food and daily necessities en masse.

The reason for this "panic" is Trump's tariff policies. According to The Independent, many Americans are worried that prices will sharply rise due to the tariffs. As a result, demand for products in major retail chains like Costco and Walmart has surged.

From construction workers to office employees – everyone is “hoarding”!
Consumers are consistently purchasing rice, canned goods, water, toothpaste, soap, olive oil, juice, flour, and even frozen pizzas in large quantities. They believe that this "strategic reserve" will help mitigate future financial difficulties.

The numbers are alarming
According to data from The Foundation research center, the new tariffs could cost Americans $3.1 trillion over the next 10 years. This means an additional expense of $2,100 for each household in 2025 alone. Yake Budget Lab emphasizes that this figure could reach $3,800 starting in 2026.

Both phones and pizzas will become more expensive!
Researchers believe that this will not be limited to food. The Consumer Technology Association warns that smartphones, laptops, and gaming consoles will also not remain cheap. Even the next version of the "iPhone" could become a victim of Trump's tariffs!

The motto “no harm in being cautious” is prevailing in the American market!
It is clear that Trump's economic policies will change many things in America. However, ordinary Americans, who have become the heroes of the "hoarding project," are looking for their own solutions. The markets are bustling, carts are full, and prices are… on the verge of change!

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