Intel Corporation stock forum
Only a fool can’t see this. It’s clear as day. This is exactly how Trump operates — make a huge deal, grab the headlines, and link American manufacturing directly to military power.
TACO: Tan, great to have you here. We’ve got the best chips — everybody says it. Crunchier than China’s. China’s chips are terrible, folks. You bite them, they disintegrate. Weak. Pathetic. Sad chips.
Tan: Thank you, TACO. At Intel, we’re working on faster chips—
TACO: We don’t need faster, Tan, we need stronger. You know what China does? They make cheap chips, load them up with MSG, sell them for pennies. Pennies! And people buy them. Not me. I only eat American chips.
Tan: Ours aren’t for eating. They process billions of—
TACO: Billions? Too many. Nobody needs billions. You give China billions, they’ll build a fake wall. Not even a good wall. Our wall? Beautiful. Strong. Best wall.
Tan: I meant billions of transistors—
TACO: I told you, Tan, I don’t trust trans-anything. Especially not from China.
Tan: …These are computer chips, TACO. Microprocessors.
TACO: Computer chips? That’s the problem! China’s stealing them. They take our chips, copy them, send them back with less crunch. That’s why we’re losing.
Tan: These aren’t edible—
TACO: Then what are we doing, Tan? America doesn’t want chips you can’t dip in guac. That’s why China’s winning. They’ve got crunch, spice, flavor. We’ve got… spreadsheets. Not good!
Tan: …Sir, the chips power smartphones, servers—
TACO: Perfect. Put a bag of chips in every phone. People get hungry when they scroll. Boom. We crush China.
Tan: I’m… not sure that’s how we beat them.
TACO: Tan, I want the fastest chip in the world. A chip so loud when you crunch it, China hears it and says, “Please, Mr. TACO, stop, you’re embarrassing us.” And I’ll say, “No. We’re Making Chips Great Again.”