Time to stock up on shampoo.

Time to stock up on shampoo. We now know which items are gonna be tariffed and how it's gonna impact consumers. Let me show you a list. You can read this full article in the Globe and Mail. At this point, I should just be working for the subscriptions department. It's by Jason Kirby and Dexter McMillan. Their sources, stats, the department of federal register. Here are 10 things that are gonna go dollar for dollar as Carney was talking about. The list itself is about 900 items long. However, there is some things to note here because some of the stuff has been subject to tariffs before, but some of the stuff has been duty-free in the past. And so we're gonna get a bit of a sticker shock here in Canada. The list is about 900 items long. So let me show you some of the things that consumers to be hit. Cause on this list that I just showed you, insulated electrical wiring and cable might not hit you directly, although down at the bottom we see natural honey, paper plates and trays, bakery mixes and doughs. That is gonna be more concerning. This is some of the stuff you'll probably notice right away. Hair care products, metal furniture, household washing machines, clothing, computer monitors, golf clubs and equipment and video game consoles. So the number one thing you can do is buy Canadian. Buy Canadian wherever maybe somewhere other than America for your other products. But buying Canadian, we actually keep the jobs and the businesses running in Canada because they're going by any exports to do to the U.S. as well. But if you have some obscure need, some obscure need that can be filled by one American shampoo, I would suggest stocking up because I think we could be in for a pretty long trade war.