Comments by "The Asian Jaywalker" (@theasianjaywalker4455) on "" video.

This is a real problem now. for these businesses, 20% is the difference between .. well being in the business at all. 10% and really 5% loss ends the point of doing it. Middle-Easterners and Africans won't buy $5000 outdoor BBQs and neither will Chinese so I just don't know what the answer is other than.. hear me out: - What if China just removed all their tariffs, shelf taxes and impediments, trade barriers on the condition the USA does the same (which is pretty much what it has always been until recently) and then see what happens?
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@MarekKolenda-cr8vr very difficult getting Chinese to ramp up domestic consumption. It just doesn't want to happen even with the intense stimulus.
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@HTeo-og1lg Hi buddy, yes, I mean that is the price the American pays for it. The American buyer spends $5000 on such a thing. At Walmart or Costco or wherever. I wasn't trying to tell you Americans go to China's factory and buy the thing for $5000 from the factory floor. Sorry for any confusion. I thought what I was saying was self-explanatory. To the point, we don't need to find out breakdowns and what the prices are including State Sales taxed but minus what kind of tax write-off or propaine recylcing fees etc etc. What we want to say here is that the company makes these 'big ticket' household items FOR the American buyers. Americans will actually buy such a big household appliance type of product as these Barbecue Grills. Not just buy ONE but many Americans will even buy a new one every 5 or 6 years.! Americans will buy these things. Canadians. Starts getting far less elsewhere. I'm not sure that I have ever seen an outdoor BBQ in an SE Asian home. I'm sure they exist, I'm sure I've seen them in restaurants and at least one popular street cart outside my home in Laos. It appeared to be 40 years old but it was this style of outdoor BBQ. You can't walk down a typical US suburban street without seeing at least one BBQ, often two (the new one, the old one). You can't visit a neighbor who doesn't tell you how he's thinking of buying a new BBQ grill. So what Im telling you is they have a very big problem. So do the big refridgerator manufacturers, the Washer&Dryer combo manufacturers because its the US Market that buy those and buys new ones every few years. They even buy a new $5000 Fridge because that summer the hot new kitchen color is Coca-cola Red so the wife insists on replacing the 2 year old Fridge that works great. Cambodians don't buy those things. Nigerians don't buy those things. Thais don't buy these things. or, Maybe they will but for such a low price it would cost the manufacturer and everyone else down the line more time wasting trouble than its ever worth. This is why 'simply dual channel' it to other countries' cannot just replace 'one for another' as if they are all the same consumers in the same markets. As if its 'math'. likewise, for the cheap big volume sales too, if you're making plastic 'Marvel bobbleheads'. Far far too many Americans must buy the complete set of all 24 characters but also every new edition of the plastic toys. Nearly zero Malaysians are doing this kind of purchase. Brazilians aren't doing this. Iranians aren't buying things like this. but to this specific case in our video: The 'American Outdoor Griller' manufacturers are in big trouble. 'Spatulas' yes, you can sell anywhere but an enormous 'American Summer BBQ' is a very very American thing you really need to sell to Americans more than anyone else.
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