I noticed this too . Every time you switch a deck to beat your local Meta , the Meta seems to change to bad matchups for you . But what does this mean ? A whole bunch of people are having the same situation , what is the implication of this ? Bias or rigged matchmaking i dont know but its conspicious i think . <| sep |> You make it sound like all our produce would come from just one country and that country could fuck us over on a whim . This is highly unlikely . We ' d get tomatoes from here , bananas from there , corn from that place , lettuce from this place . If one ever did cut us off , it would just create a market demand that another country or our own could fill . However , even this scenario isn ' t very likely because there would still be many types of produce that would still be made in the US . For instance , tshirts made in China are much cheaper than American made tshirts , but you can still get American made tshirts , can ' t you ? Just about any market in this country , no matter how free and no matter how much more cost effective to outsource , has an American section of it . Not only that but there are plenty of people willing to pay a couple extra bucks for a Made in the USA tag . You also look at this as an issue inside it ' s own bubble . Why do we often go to other countries for certain products ? It ' s cheaper . Why ? Because the US has one of the most expensive labor markets in the world . Tgis is thanks to minimum wage laws , payroll taxes , the way we put healthcare on employers , over powered unions , payroll taxes , and so on . If we could brings these down , maybe people wouldn ' t be so incentivized to get goods from other countries . Lastly , you once again act like , if a country stops producing certain foods for us , we ' re all going to be running around crazy trying to figure out where vegetables come from . If we are cut off , new farms will start up to fill the gap in the market . At worse we ' d have a winter ' s worth of more expensive produce until the supply ramps up to meet demand .