Mary Daly
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1,237 appearances
2 recordings
1 series
first heard Dec 2024
last heard Aug 2025
Mary Daly’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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They want to pass it along to consumers because
it's challenging to deal with, but that consumers are exhausted.
You know, that's a phrase I hear a lot.
Consumers are exhausted.
I just don't know how much they can do.
They're already trading down.
If they used to go to one retailer, they're moving to the next level down, showing up in the dollar stores to try to find ways to make ends meet, or they're just
Foregoing things that they might do in the past.
Those things put pressure on firms to say, well, if I raise my prices, I'm going to lose my sales.
And I have to pencil that equation out.
So I see more of them eating it in into their profits and then just hoping that they can either collectively go to Washington and get an exception for whatever they're trying to import or use.
Or they can weather a the one off tariff increase and then move to a more normal sort of things.
You know, in construction
You're hearing things like, well, we we move from steel framing to lumber framing, wood framing, because steel was tariffed and now we're looking for alternatives that we can make here or have lower import costs.
So it's
Well, you know, it's it what's remarkable, and this is remarkable, and I think Alaska does this in ways that are even more innovative than other places I've seen is
Construction and engineers, they know how to build things and they know how to make them durable.
So you give them a set of materials.
It's almost like when you do those cooking shows and they give you a box of things and they say to the people, make something delicious.
That's what construction people and engineers are good about.
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