Brexit

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    There's a slight sense that Brexit is like sacking a bad client (EU).

    The EU had in recent years started to show signs of becoming a megalomaniac organisation and certainly isn't what we signed up for back when it was just a trade agreement.

    Its's downfall won't come because of Brexit or other exits, but because it's a political entity - and as we all know - in politics, once people get a taste of power and get used to spending the peoples money, they want more and more of it... more control, more budgets,more perks, more things on the expenses account etc etc etc.

    So slight feeling of satisfaction as we sack this bad client.

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    • ...and then a sense of stupidity as we wonder why we're out of business as we don't have another client lined up.Bluejam
    • sorry, but that's quite a stupid analogy and is the kind attitude that has me worried.Fax_Benson
    • no plan in place (as stated by the CEO) - shareholders need to fire the CEO using this analogy.fadein11
    • Well no plan means we can be flexible. Anyway, no point being negative and saying it's a worrying and stupid. It's happening, get learning mandarin FFS!fruitsalad
    • They'd much rather be worried and say it's all going to be shit. Fortunately, it isn't.
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    • Oh yes I know it is happening. And I will say what the fuck I like about it thanks. It is stupid and would never have happened without a bunch of lying cuntsfadein11
    • and the right wing press.fadein11
    • you left out Hitler and Russia haha :)Dillinger
    • haha - yes I did - haha. you are a funny guy.fadein11
    • lolDillinger
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