Let them eat cake. In fairness to Marie Antoinette, she probably didn\u0027t even say that.
“I personally, as a mother and wife, look carefully at my credit card bill once a month. And last Sunday, I said to the kids, ‘You’re older now. You don’t watch Disney anymore. Let’s cut that Disney+ subscription.”
There she was, squinting at her credit card statement all on her own, personally, and wrestling inflationary spirals to the ground. With a stroke of a red pen — there’s a lot of red pens to be found in Ottawa, in the Justin Trudeau era — voila! No more Disney Plus! Problem solved.All those fine Disney+ shows, gone, much like Chrystia Freeland’s sense of self-awareness.
It’s the cost of living, Ms. Freeland. And not Simpsons reruns on Disney. Canadians, from coast to coast to coast, are focused on how hard it is to get by. Also Abacus: When asked what inflation and rising interest rates have made “much more difficult” to get, half said food. Thirty-five per cent said housing. And 34% said energy — heating their home or fuelling their vehicle.Article contenttap here to see other videos from our teamThis, of course, is why Chrystia Freeland’s Disney+ gaffe was so plus-sized: It reminds everyone how utterly and completely out of touch the Trudeau regime is.
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