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The U.S. Supreme Court just delivered a major ruling on tariffs, and while the decision was grounded in constitutional authority, American consumers have already felt its effects at the checkout counter.

In this breaking news edition of The Happe Hour, host David Happe breaks down what the Supreme Court actually decided, how tariffs quietly drove up prices on everyday goods, and why those costs showed up so fast in retail pricing. Using clear, real-world examples, David explains how ad valorem tariffs work, why many people misunderstood their impact, and how higher costs became embedded in products long before the Court weighed in.

This episode connects the dots between trade policy, consumer prices, and supply chain behavior. It also looks ahead at what the ruling may change, what it will not, and why retailers and manufacturers are now moving faster to adapt.

If you have noticed higher prices, shrinking packaging, or fewer product options, this episode explains why.

The Happe Hour is hosted by David Happe, a consumer commerce and retail expert who has sold over one billion dollars in products into U.S. retail channels.

Learn skills with a basic AI overview from David Happe, sponsored by www.ChalkTalk.ai

What would happen to your family this week if you died? Would they be able to afford your funeral? David Happe operates FinalExpenseFlorida in the Tampa Bay area, and he's here to have a really uncomfortable conversation about how to not screw your family over when you die.

Ten Personality Types You’ll Meet in Business and How to Handle Them

In this episode of The Happe Hour, David Happe breaks down ten common personality types you’re guaranteed to encounter in both business and life—and gives you the playbook for how to deal with each one. From the hard-driving boss who only cares about results, to the visionary who dreams big but never lands the plane, to the cynic who finds a problem with every solution, David uses real-world stories and practical strategies to help you navigate any room you walk into.

Whether you’re managing a team, negotiating a deal, or just trying to survive your office politics, this episode is your cheat sheet for handling people more effectively. Adaptability is the secret weapon—and you’ll learn how to use it.

Listen now on iHeartMedia, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Amazon Music, and wherever you get your podcasts.

David Happe plays the role of Chicken Little with his prediction that the recession might turn into a depression. Listen as Dave gives a roadmap for how to survive a sustained economic downturn. What lessons did we learn from the Great Depression, and are we heading there again now?

If you suck at sales, you will suck at life because all jobs are sales jobs. Lets talk about what that means as you build your future, and how you can do things to make trading your value for money easier and more efficient.

Corporate America doesn't look like what we were told it would look like. In this episode, Dave talks about the concept of building a "portfolio career" that makes you layoff proof. He also includes a 6 month strategy to start concepting life after you light the match and burn the corporate ladder.

The unemployment lie : Why the Government's Job Numbers mislead you and how to read the real signs of what's happening in the economy

Microsoft laid off 15,000 people (9,000 just this last week alone). Are you next? Listen as Dave talks about a Saturday morning stratgy to take your life and make it future proof.