No, assuming that they weren’t worked on any further and are being returned as-exported. Even if they weren’t originally US made, you’ve got three years from US export to claim duty relief (assuming you paid the duties when they came into the US first time round).

https://www.cbp.gov/trade/programs-administration/entry-summary/hts-subheading-9801

As someone who was considering taking a week off work as I would have needed to attend Donald Duck style to avoid fabric-on-leg contact, tell me more about this well tolerated topical

Like with many things there’s a degree of default-ism with American goods, and a lot of cocktail recipes call specifically for certain whiskeys. Even more generally than specific brands - bourbon, which is PDO. Could you use other whiskeys (if you can even find a non-bourbon corn whiskey), sure - but are you “following the recipe”? Is this bad because the recipe is bad, or because you picked a bad sub?

Why? A material change was made to the item after the point of import. This would be like taxing a timber importer as though they were importing furniture.

Bandcamp link here - one of my all-time favourite VG soundtracks. Never heard anything like it before or since!

And as I noticed recently, can pull recipes from behind a paywall - looking at you, NYT

One of his character traits was telling dad jokes.

Rockbox, by any chance? I have fond memories of playing doom with that scroll wheel…