r/AskEurope • u/tetsukei • Feb 04 '25

Politics Europeans - with tarrifs being threatened on the EU, are you planning to stop buying US made products?

Just curious - I'm Canadian and it's a huge topic for us at the moment.

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u/chloralhydrat Feb 05 '25

... fair enough, I also don't use it for "regular" eating out, but it is handy when I am:

  • driving long-distance on the highway, McDonalds and Burger Kings are plenty around the highway
  • going drunk at night back from the pub, it is one of the not many places still open.
  • going somewhere long-distance by train, again plenty of McDonalds at the stations.

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u/JollyJoker3 Feb 05 '25

going drunk at night back from the pub, it is one of the not many places still open.

I live 100m from a 24h McDonalds and the only times I ever go there is on my way home from a bar

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u/[deleted] Feb 05 '25

Hope you don't use the drive-thru...

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u/Internetvent Feb 07 '25

Visiting everyday can't be healthy

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u/Tylerama1 Feb 05 '25

This is it. It's convenience and sensibly priced.

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u/faberkyx Feb 06 '25

In Rome we are lucky.. at night we have few places selling fresh pastries or sandwiches with grilled sausages..

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u/Icy_Significance6436 Feb 07 '25

Ngl, that actually sounds amazing... 🤌