Wong says he voted for Donald Trump because he vowed to bring down costs.

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Wong says he voted for Donald Trump because he vowed to bring down costs.

I get it. He’s a business owner same an immigrant who, ostensibly, did it the legal way. So he’s got a lot of pride. Person like that trusts Trump because he feels like he’s the kind of person Trump looks out for. The marketing and all that. He bought a product, hook line and sinker. Gobbled up the lies about how “Kamala” was gonna take his business or whatever.
Problem is, the reality the rest of us saw. Trump only cares about billionaires he owes favors to. This guy thought he was in, but he was never in. Thought he’d be living large, but he’s paying large like the rest of us. And learning the hard way that Trump hates immigrants, legal or otherwise.
Best case scenario, he teaches other people, helps turn the Sunshine State or at least his local community. You could call this guy a fool and you wouldn’t be wrong. Better to see him as a potential opportunity for change.
Fuck this pick me. Hope he goes homeless.
Besides them voting for Trump, another problem is that the big dogs like Kroger and Walmart have started stocking more international foods. Growing up in an Asian family through the 80’s, we waited for that care package from the homelands or we stuffed our return suitcases FULL of ingredients and left our clothes behind. It was the only easy way to get the flavors.