Weston Super Saint

Don't worry, we've got that covered with the new import duty charges

That's his M.O. Keep digging and hope no one notices.

Good for them. Rightly they should be doing whatever is best for their business. If that means moving to the EU then fair play. Some of them may have been better off doing so before we ended the transition period as they wouldn't have needed to meet immigration criteria, but I guess they were seeing if they could have their cake and eat it. I'm not sure the loss of tax income will be an enormous hit to the economy unless you have some early figures that say differently?

Then it's by choice that you make up a load of pony.

You missed the important bit of adapt, invent and overcome first. These are key steps before we tell them to suck it the fuck up. Unlike you to read a post and infer what you thought was said

Maybe that will happen to some of today's woke youngsters?

Not according to yougov... Turnout by age group in the graph below shows that about 42% of those under 35 voted to remain (62% of approx 68% turnout) - that's not an overwhelming majority.... sauce

So why did you claim "The vast majority of people under 45 voted remain in the first place"?

Correct. Sauce

Constructive dismissal is a tricky one to prove as you need to show you had no other choice but to leave. Again, you need to have two year's service before a claim can be made. Not only that, but if you, I mean Person A, has already found a new, better paying job, then there would be no financial loss to compensate anyway. Whilst it's been a shit situation, Person A needs to move on now, enjoy the new job and wealth increase and remember it's just business and not to take it personally. Congrats on the new job

Lol. Where is the flaw? But you're right, pubs, restaurants, shops and residences have been flooded for many years. Guess what happens? People just get on with it, clean up, claim on their insurance, keep calm and carry on. Not sure you've really grasped how to 'point out a flaw'. All you've managed to do is back up what I said!

Good on him. We need more entrepreneurs like him finding ways to continue trading with the EU. I'm assuming he'll be moving to the EU so he can access the money he'll be making over there - if not, the amount he spends on financial services / advice to move his dosh back home will probably outweigh the amount of tax revenue lost Win, win!

So desperate to try and prove some convoluted point, you're bringing in floods! I can only imagine you think the floods are due to Brexit as well

So no tariffs then?

I'm astonished you've managed to grasp the principles. Well done you.

Lol. Once again you've not bothered to read what I wrote and have made an assumption and gone with the 'thick as pig shit' standard line. I wrote that some businesses will adapt and overcome, some businesses will fail. I then stated that is the same that has gone on before - i.e some businesses thrive, some businesses fail. It's a cycle that has continued for millennia! From that, you've managed to grasp at some straws and make up some bullshit about me claiming that adding £180 of costs is the same as before. Nice one Walter Mitty, but your attempts at one upmanship are looking increasingly desperate.

What tariffs have been imposed since Jan 1st 2021?

Most businesses will adapt and overcome. Some will fail - that's no different to what has gone before.

I think you've confused tariffs with customs charges. They are not the same thing.

Do you honestly, hand on heart, believe that filling in a form costs in excess of £30 each and every time?

I'm not sure why you're surprised by this. If you buy something from a US, Chinese, Japanese, Brazilian etc etc website you also have to pay customs charges.

I thought that is what we were getting in exchange for unfettered access to our medicine cabinet...

Will Joe be the one that rapes and pillages the NHS or is that not happening any more?

£34.88 per form. That seems like a lot of money for a customs declaration. Any idea how he reached that conclusion - I imagine that once one form has been completed correctly, the rest will be largely 'copy & paste' won't they? I'm assuming he's costed each form to include courier delivery rather than an email?

Not any more - it would appear that Sheaf Saint doesn't agree that his post was misleading