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The tariff impacts are about to become noticeable. And given the recent dust up with Amazon and the White House, there's a lot of potential fallout for consumers on the horizon. But there's one set of companies that could be immune from these tariff impacts. Those are pizza delivery companies. Let me explain… On a recent earnings call, CFO of Domino's Pizza (DPZ) Sandeep Reddy made a point that really stood out to me. He basically said that the actual cost of making a pizza are not going to change all that drastically. This made me look at Papa John's International (PZZA), which could have opportunity for more upside. | 
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