The issue is also the people who sell these items. Usually big super markets won't allow people to buy in bulk so what happens these Chinese Mainlanders buy them from smaller shops. Of coz these smaller stores will sell them in bulk leaving the locals with nothing to buy or even refuse to sell to locals (locals usually buy as much at once however these Chinese Mainlanders will buy out the product). So the locals have to travel to other areas to buy everyday accessories (usually within 30mins of travel time). I can see why the locals are piss of at this. Think about what will you do if Superstore/ Costco, T&T...... refuse to sell locals anything or have no stock while you see other people buying all of your stock in bulk and made you drive 20mins to get what you want everyday of the year..... |
I went to Pt Roberts on saturday, huge border line up, I see people even walking into PR and walking out with boxes I saw huge line up at letter carrier, around the store, almost out on to street. I went to TSB and store was empty, I was only one there.... Why does everyone use letter carrier? |
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I have an account at TSB but am very tempted to try letter carrier. But that only works if I order small stuff...carrying a 50lb box wouldnt be fun |
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Typical Saturday line up, usually it's a 45+ min wait for the regular line... Nexus lane is about 20 ish minutes. |
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I went on Friday around 4:00PM, only a single car ahead of me entering the US and a dozen when returning to Canada, Massey Tunnel was backed up though. Thank god I was riding my bike and was able to use the HOV lane. |
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But seriously, last year there was a 40 minute lineup. Went to the letter carrier, put 2 tires on each shoulder/arm and walked back across. 400 dollars tires. 0 taxes because I'm a badass. I couldn't move the next day. And these were tires for my TL. |
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^ It is getting a bit scary when people are leaving notes and keying cars with BC plates. |
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Really upsets canadian when we are also trying to make ends meet by shopping in states cause our prices are expensive, so we opt down south. Resulting americans hating canadians thinking we are buying them out, in supplies. Anyone old to remember when usd was worth way more than canadian dollars? Our $1 was worth so little usd that we lost out when exchanging currency, we would have to pay more for supplies. Meanwhile americans were proud and happy to spend less usd/more cdn $$ to buy our stuff. Did we mind? Were you upset? Did we scratch cars? File complaint? Maybe some canadian complained, I dunno but damn, we kept right on living... Posted via RS Mobile |
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LOL I could care less about their piece of crap town. Do they think we can't go anywhere else with our money?? Without Canadians that place would be an empty crap hole. |
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Not that I do a ton of shopping south of the border, but any time I have gone down for the day/afternoon, I've never had any issues. I think a lot of the problems the Americans have is with a few certain types of, um, "Canadians". :badpokerface: Generally Americans seem to be a bit more racist than the norm, so maybe that has something to do with it? Not that I agree with the keyed cars (obviously) or the retarded notes being left on windshields, but any issues with rude people and bad drivers I've had, have all come from people with BC plates. Either way, I don't think people should read too much into this. |
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