A Canadian Rage Room has given customers a unique way to blow off steam in the midst of the intense political climate between the country and the US.
The Rage Room Halifax has offered customers the opportunity to literally take violent success with President Donald Trump as part of the 'Smash the Rates Special Event' of the company.
As part of the promotion, the company – aimed at people who want to do their anger by destroying objects – is with which customers can break a free portrait of Trump according to the website.
The homepage on the site shows a black and neon portrait of the supreme commander, and promises the favorable time of customers. '
'Until the rates come off, we understand that you might have a little extra anger that you want to walk! So we are proud to announce our Smash The Tariffs event!, “It was referring to the ongoing trade war between Canada and the US.
If the breaking of an image of the president was not enough, customers can also buy framed images of vice president JD Vance and first Buddy Elon Musk for an extra $ 5. Who are donated to local food banks.
Terry Leblanc, the owner of Rage Room Halifax, said he got the idea to start the promotion after he heard how anxious and frustrated colleague canadians are about Trump's dramatic tariff changes and his threats to make Canada the 51st state of the US.
Leblanc told the National Post that the answer to the offer was 'a bit overwhelming', but in general it turned out to be a success. “It really shows that Canadians don't want to be the 51st state,” he added.
Customers can violently break a framed photo of Trump and even pay a little more to bashen images of vice president JD Vance and first Buddy Elon Musk. (Shown: owner Terry Leblanc)
The Rage Room Halifax has offered customers the opportunity to literally take violent success with President Donald Trump as part of the 'Smash The Rates Special Event' from the company '
The company is not the only one who benefits from the new campaign, because delighted customers are happy that they can express their anger at the 47th president.
Matthew Burke, a 14-year-old who visited the anger room, took a swing to Trump with a baseball bat and told the outlet: 'It's about how he is [Trump’s] treat this country. '
In the meantime, 17-year-old Lillian used a golf club to destroy a statue of Trump with 13 strokes.
'I came here to get some frustration and anger safely. He [Trump] Is not a very smart man and he is currently doing something very smart things, “she said.
The Leblanc company, which he has been active for almost seven years, offers a range of packages for guests to choose from.
The cheapest – 'Smash It 101' – cost $ 49, followed by 'De Kast' for $ 89 and then 'parental leave' for $ 129.
'Smash It 101' is described as the 'starter package', so that customers can use weapons and equipment to break 20 items in the room, including plates, mugs, glassware and more.
Customers also have the option to add a 'anger booster' to their experience for an extra 15 'Smashables' for an extra $ 19.
The Leblanc company, which he has been active for almost seven years, offers a range of packages for guests to choose from. (Shown: customers in one of the anger rooms)
For another $ 40, people can take the 'the cabin' package and really get the anger they build from work.
In the room, customers can printers, laptops, monitors and 20 items from the weekly choice of the company of household items, including clay, glass, trinkets and more.
The most expensive package, 'parental leave', enables people to break not only electronics, but also other household appliances such as blenders, coffee makers and teapots.
Customers can also break another 30 items, the website detailed.
“Most people who walk away here have a big smile on their face,” Leblanc explained.
'We always like to ask what their favorite thing was to do. Recently, Donald Trump's breaking has been number 1. ”
Although the special promotes a political issue, Leblanc has made it clear that the House is only intended for people to have fun and fate.
“We are entertainment first. We are not therapists. We are not doctors. People come here to have some fun and blow off some steam…. Everyone wins, “he said.
Although the special promotes a political issue, Leblanc (photo) has made it clear that the room is only intended for people to have fun and have the fate
Leblanc said he got the idea to start the promotion after he heard how anxious and frustrated colleague cars are about Trump's dramatic rate changes and his threats to make Canada the 51st state of the US. (Shown: coordinated customers)
After promoting the special on the company's social media pages, users quickly came to the commentary part to share their opinion about this.
“I love this !!,” said one, as the other called it “iconic.”
“Life for this,” wrote another. “What a great idea !!!!!!,” said a user.
Although many seemed enthusiastic with the promotion, others warned of the possible consequences it could bring.
“Just a friendly memory to take into account American code § 871 (threats against the president) and Canada's criminal code § 264.1 (threats sprouts) when marketing the content of the political theme,” someone said.
'Public safety laws can even apply to limits. Stay conscious! '
Another said that the special “could be incorrectly interpreted as a death threat for those people depicted in the images.”
