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By *arksxMan
over a year ago
Leicester / London |
Families running to food banks...
And what's the tories great idea...a meerkat 2 for meal offer.
Whilst a pandemic is still going on
Look at the rest of Europe launching massive green budgets
And sunak is still holding to his dogmatic budget from March |
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By *edGrayCouple
over a year ago
Swindon |
Someone who works in the hospitality, I welcome the incentive. On a social moral ground, that money would be better spent on helping those people who are on the breadline and struggling to put food on the table. The only people I see eating out are those that have some disposable income,which one could argue don't need money incentives to eat out anyway.  |
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over a year ago
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"Someone who works in the hospitality, I welcome the incentive. On a social moral ground, that money would be better spent on helping those people who are on the breadline and struggling to put food on the table. The only people I see eating out are those that have some disposable income,which one could argue don't need money incentives to eat out anyway. "
It's not to give money for people to eat, it's to put money in tills to get people working again. So not a handout but a handup |
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By *.D.I.D.A.SMan
over a year ago
London/Essex... ish... Romford to be exact |
Seems a bit limited in what it can achieve. This may help the business owners but what about people needing jobs and such? The Vat cut again will help corporations etc but will it filter down to consumers and workers? I'm not too clued up on these matters so just intrigued to know what these approaches are designed to achieve and who they are meant to benefit. |
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By *arksxMan
over a year ago
Leicester / London |
"Someone who works in the hospitality, I welcome the incentive. On a social moral ground, that money would be better spent on helping those people who are on the breadline and struggling to put food on the table. The only people I see eating out are those that have some disposable income,which one could argue don't need money incentives to eat out anyway. It's not to give money for people to eat, it's to put money in tills to get people working again. So not a handout but a handup "
So what policies did he have for people to eat?
Because there are lots of families facing a real choice of rent or eat. Thats not factoring in heat or eat for this winter?
Those vouchers are gonna be spunked on major retailers like Domino's, Pizza hut and weatherspoons.
Do you know what the total unit price is for Domino's to make a large pizza... Under £2 which they sell for over £10.
Thats ingredients, transport, heat and labour.
Most independent restaurants don't cater for fast food (the voucher is limited to £10.50)
I'd say most independent pubs meals are above this price
Just another shite Reaganomic policy covered in headline grabbing doublespeak.
How well did Reaganomics work out, oh yeah... it nearly bankrupt the largest economy in the world and caused inequality still being felt today
You'd think all the boomer mps more bothered the budget deficit then peoples health would have first hand experience
Im surprised sunak didn't pose for the budget with Byron burger like Osborne... Oh no he was sipping coffee out of £180 thermos. I shit you not
This guy is the son of law of a billionaire and the 2nd richest man in India. And everyone's talking like he is a man of the people.
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By *arksxMan
over a year ago
Leicester / London |
"Seems a bit limited in what it can achieve. This may help the business owners but what about people needing jobs and such? The Vat cut again will help corporations etc but will it filter down to consumers and workers? I'm not too clued up on these matters so just intrigued to know what these approaches are designed to achieve and who they are meant to benefit. "
Pleasing party donors
That's why horse racing went on right up to the end of the lockdown and was opened up just as quick.
Its impact on corona is not the issue. It is that the jockey club is a massive party donor |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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Family of four go to eat out...£80 bill....pay £40.
More likely to do that...so jobs in catering industry are helped out. Staff earn a wage rather than UC and food banks.
Helps me, helps businesses survive, helps workers in those businesses.
People see eating out is safe...confidence grows.... |
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By *eeleyWoman
over a year ago
Dudley |
Bloody hell, if they came and served you food from a silver platter it, wouldn't be enough for some people.
Why not accept it for what it is? An attempt to get the country moving again and to provide some of the hardest hit businesses with some income. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Bloody hell, if they came and served you food from a silver platter it, wouldn't be enough for some people.
Why not accept it for what it is? An attempt to get the country moving again and to provide some of the hardest hit businesses with some income. "
Exactly. 100%  |
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By *arksxMan
over a year ago
Leicester / London |
"Family of four go to eat out...£80 bill....pay £40.
More likely to do that...so jobs in catering industry are helped out. Staff earn a wage rather than UC and food banks.
Helps me, helps businesses survive, helps workers in those businesses.
People see eating out is safe...confidence grows...."
It helps line the profit margins of some of the biggest hospitalty companies in the UK.
Your entitled to your opinion
I'm entitled to mine.
I think his policies are weak and full of backtracking from the march budget. He is a dynamic as etch a sketch drawing
You dont think the richest mp in house of commons literally running the UK budget gives a shit about your opinions.
The economy will be driven in the direction that serves him and those around him
As for...silver spoons
Sunaks parents own drs surgery and pharmacist...that's a realistic income over well over £125k a year and he claims to be working class whilst attending the most prestigious schools in england.
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By *eeleyWoman
over a year ago
Dudley |
"Family of four go to eat out...£80 bill....pay £40.
More likely to do that...so jobs in catering industry are helped out. Staff earn a wage rather than UC and food banks.
Helps me, helps businesses survive, helps workers in those businesses.
People see eating out is safe...confidence grows....
It helps line the profit margins of some of the biggest hospitalty companies in the UK.
Your entitled to your opinion
I'm entitled to mine.
I think his policies are weak and full of backtracking from the march budget. He is a dynamic as etch a sketch drawing
You dont think the richest mp in house of commons literally running the UK budget gives a shit about your opinions.
The economy will be driven in the direction that serves him and those around him
As for...silver spoons
Sunaks parents own drs surgery and pharmacist...that's a realistic income over well over £125k a year and he claims to be working class whilst attending the most prestigious schools in england.
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OK, what do you think he should have done? |
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By *arksxMan
over a year ago
Leicester / London |
"General opinion is that it's a good move by the government. "
I didn't realise their was an opinion poll?
All I see here is 4 comments on swinging site.
I did see him announces millions of governments spending and markets react by saying.... meeeeh
And let's invest in loads of protections assets and stocks for the ensuing clusterfuck the economy is currently heading to |
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Someone who works in the hospitality, I welcome the incentive. On a social moral ground, that money would be better spent on helping those people who are on the breadline and struggling to put food on the table. The only people I see eating out are those that have some disposable income,which one could argue don't need money incentives to eat out anyway. It's not to give money for people to eat, it's to put money in tills to get people working again. So not a handout but a handup
So what policies did he have for people to eat?
Because there are lots of families facing a real choice of rent or eat. Thats not factoring in heat or eat for this winter?
Those vouchers are gonna be spunked on major retailers like Domino's, Pizza hut and weatherspoons.
Do you know what the total unit price is for Domino's to make a large pizza... Under £2 which they sell for over £10.
Thats ingredients, transport, heat and labour.
Most independent restaurants don't cater for fast food (the voucher is limited to £10.50)
I'd say most independent pubs meals are above this price
Just another shite Reaganomic policy covered in headline grabbing doublespeak.
How well did Reaganomics work out, oh yeah... it nearly bankrupt the largest economy in the world and caused inequality still being felt today
You'd think all the boomer mps more bothered the budget deficit then peoples health would have first hand experience
Im surprised sunak didn't pose for the budget with Byron burger like Osborne... Oh no he was sipping coffee out of £180 thermos. I shit you not
This guy is the son of law of a billionaire and the 2nd richest man in India. And everyone's talking like he is a man of the people.
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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It's actually Monday to Wednesday each week in August so it could be used over 13 days to get a discount on your bill. So if you go out for breakfast, lunch and dinner you will save a bit but probably put a bit of weight on.  |
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Your entitled to your opinion
I'm entitled to mine.
I think his policies are weak and full of backtracking from the march budget. He is a dynamic as etch a sketch drawing
You dont think the richest mp in house of commons literally running the UK budget gives a shit about your opinions.
The economy will be driven in the direction that serves him and those around him
As for...silver spoons
Sunaks parents own drs surgery and pharmacist...that's a realistic income over well over £125k a year and he claims to be working class whilst attending the most prestigious schools in england.
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Oh dear! And by the way England is spelled with a capital 'E'! |
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By *arksxMan
over a year ago
Leicester / London |
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Someone who works in the hospitality, I welcome the incentive. On a social moral ground, that money would be better spent on helping those people who are on the breadline and struggling to put food on the table. The only people I see eating out are those that have some disposable income,which one could argue don't need money incentives to eat out anyway. It's not to give money for people to eat, it's to put money in tills to get people working again. So not a handout but a handup
So what policies did he have for people to eat?
Because there are lots of families facing a real choice of rent or eat. Thats not factoring in heat or eat for this winter?
Those vouchers are gonna be spunked on major retailers like Domino's, Pizza hut and weatherspoons.
Do you know what the total unit price is for Domino's to make a large pizza... Under £2 which they sell for over £10.
Thats ingredients, transport, heat and labour.
Most independent restaurants don't cater for fast food (the voucher is limited to £10.50)
I'd say most independent pubs meals are above this price
Just another shite Reaganomic policy covered in headline grabbing doublespeak.
How well did Reaganomics work out, oh yeah... it nearly bankrupt the largest economy in the world and caused inequality still being felt today
You'd think all the boomer mps more bothered the budget deficit then peoples health would have first hand experience
Im surprised sunak didn't pose for the budget with Byron burger like Osborne... Oh no he was sipping coffee out of £180 thermos. I shit you not
This guy is the son of law of a billionaire and the 2nd richest man in India. And everyone's talking like he is a man of the people.
Not a fan then? "
Have you seen those ember coffee mugs...they barely hold a mugs worth in them
Oh no you've see one of my flaws...
I'm not a great speller because I'm dyslexic...but I am good with numbers.
Enough to see through a man who can't work out the value between a £5 thermos and £180 bluetooth cup |
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"Family of four go to eat out...£80 bill....pay £40.
More likely to do that...so jobs in catering industry are helped out. Staff earn a wage rather than UC and food banks.
Helps me, helps businesses survive, helps workers in those businesses.
People see eating out is safe...confidence grows...."
Of course it does , and it’s a well thought out innovative scheme - one of many announcements today which see further support for the people and businesses of this country .
I’m sure some would see the country fail if only to be able to say “told you so!” - Sad
One part of his speech today, “ For me, this has never just been a question of economics, but of values:
I believe in the nobility of work.
I believe in the inspiring power of opportunity.
I believe in the British people’s fortitude and endurance.”
Now, go eat out to help out |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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And when has Sunak EVER claimed to be working class? Must have missed that one...or forgot to put my socialist hearing aid in. BTW...Corbyn went to private school too....
1.8m jobs in catering (mostly on min wage). Every little helps |
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By *arksxMan
over a year ago
Leicester / London |
"Family of four go to eat out...£80 bill....pay £40.
More likely to do that...so jobs in catering industry are helped out. Staff earn a wage rather than UC and food banks.
Helps me, helps businesses survive, helps workers in those businesses.
People see eating out is safe...confidence grows....
Of course it does , and it’s a well thought out innovative scheme - one of many announcements today which see further support for the people and businesses of this country .
I’m sure some would see the country fail if only to be able to say “told you so!” - Sad
One part of his speech today, “ For me, this has never just been a question of economics, but of values:
I believe in the nobility of work.
I believe in the inspiring power of opportunity.
I believe in the British people’s fortitude and endurance.”
Now, go eat out to help out "
I believe to do all those things you need food in your stomach
So how come it took a footballer to shame the government into providing school meals for CHILDREN over summer when they said they didn't have the capacity in the
(Tories magic money tree)
But now they have funding to give meerkat 2for1 restaurant offer to everyone in the country.
The hypocrisy is digusting |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I walked past a Harvester before and really fancied it lol.
DYou could COMBINE that with a pint of cider, or two, and then have a hit single on your hands (Wurzels!) ??"
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By *Wman15Man
over a year ago
Altrincham |
"Seems a bit limited in what it can achieve. This may help the business owners but what about people needing jobs and such? The Vat cut again will help corporations etc but will it filter down to consumers and workers? I'm not too clued up on these matters so just intrigued to know what these approaches are designed to achieve and who they are meant to benefit.
Pleasing party donors
That's why horse racing went on right up to the end of the lockdown and was opened up just as quick.
Its impact on corona is not the issue. It is that the jockey club is a massive party donor "
The Jockey Club doesn't donate to the Tories
Individual members of the Club do
Why let facts get in the way of a post?? |
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By *Wman15Man
over a year ago
Altrincham |
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Someone who works in the hospitality, I welcome the incentive. On a social moral ground, that money would be better spent on helping those people who are on the breadline and struggling to put food on the table. The only people I see eating out are those that have some disposable income,which one could argue don't need money incentives to eat out anyway. It's not to give money for people to eat, it's to put money in tills to get people working again. So not a handout but a handup
So what policies did he have for people to eat?
Because there are lots of families facing a real choice of rent or eat. Thats not factoring in heat or eat for this winter?
Those vouchers are gonna be spunked on major retailers like Domino's, Pizza hut and weatherspoons.
Do you know what the total unit price is for Domino's to make a large pizza... Under £2 which they sell for over £10.
Thats ingredients, transport, heat and labour.
Most independent restaurants don't cater for fast food (the voucher is limited to £10.50)
I'd say most independent pubs meals are above this price
Just another shite Reaganomic policy covered in headline grabbing doublespeak.
How well did Reaganomics work out, oh yeah... it nearly bankrupt the largest economy in the world and caused inequality still being felt today
You'd think all the boomer mps more bothered the budget deficit then peoples health would have first hand experience
Im surprised sunak didn't pose for the budget with Byron burger like Osborne... Oh no he was sipping coffee out of £180 thermos. I shit you not
This guy is the son of law of a billionaire and the 2nd richest man in India. And everyone's talking like he is a man of the people.
Not a fan then?
Have you seen those ember coffee mugs...they barely hold a mugs worth in them
Oh no you've see one of my flaws...
I'm not a great speller because I'm dyslexic...but I am good with numbers.
Enough to see through a man who can't work out the value between a £5 thermos and £180 bluetooth cup"
Why shouldn't he own and use the £180 Bluetooth cup?
Have you always bought the cheapest car, holiday, clothes etc that you can?
I just don't get your point
If you want people to always spend as little as they can on anything the economy really will be screwed
Or are you just jealous because you want one if those cups?? |
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By *arksxMan
over a year ago
Leicester / London |
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Someone who works in the hospitality, I welcome the incentive. On a social moral ground, that money would be better spent on helping those people who are on the breadline and struggling to put food on the table. The only people I see eating out are those that have some disposable income,which one could argue don't need money incentives to eat out anyway. It's not to give money for people to eat, it's to put money in tills to get people working again. So not a handout but a handup
So what policies did he have for people to eat?
Because there are lots of families facing a real choice of rent or eat. Thats not factoring in heat or eat for this winter?
Those vouchers are gonna be spunked on major retailers like Domino's, Pizza hut and weatherspoons.
Do you know what the total unit price is for Domino's to make a large pizza... Under £2 which they sell for over £10.
Thats ingredients, transport, heat and labour.
Most independent restaurants don't cater for fast food (the voucher is limited to £10.50)
I'd say most independent pubs meals are above this price
Just another shite Reaganomic policy covered in headline grabbing doublespeak.
How well did Reaganomics work out, oh yeah... it nearly bankrupt the largest economy in the world and caused inequality still being felt today
You'd think all the boomer mps more bothered the budget deficit then peoples health would have first hand experience
Im surprised sunak didn't pose for the budget with Byron burger like Osborne... Oh no he was sipping coffee out of £180 thermos. I shit you not
This guy is the son of law of a billionaire and the 2nd richest man in India. And everyone's talking like he is a man of the people.
Not a fan then?
Have you seen those ember coffee mugs...they barely hold a mugs worth in them
Oh no you've see one of my flaws...
I'm not a great speller because I'm dyslexic...but I am good with numbers.
Enough to see through a man who can't work out the value between a £5 thermos and £180 bluetooth cup
Why shouldn't he own and use the £180 Bluetooth cup?
Have you always bought the cheapest car, holiday, clothes etc that you can?
I just don't get your point
If you want people to always spend as little as they can on anything the economy really will be screwed
Or are you just jealous because you want one if those cups?? "
The mug is a metaphor... I said I struggle to spell not that I can't articulate myself just because we are talking numbers.
You are conflating price with value.
Ive driven luxury cars on holiday where I've driven 1000+ miles and loved driving ever minute
And I have owned economy boxes when all I needed is to drive 10 miles to and from work
I use the right tool for the right job.
A Chancellor has the same task. To steer the economy with government spending and collect revenue with "appropriate" measures.
Who at no 11 thought oh let's photo a £180 mug when the Chancellor is telling graduates it's great they have a chance at being an apprentice and earning minimum wage.
Unlike the accusations of judgement leveled at me in this thread. I am actually a rational non partisan capitalist who actively invests in markets. I think corbyns policies where mental but ironically would have been pretty good for a covid economy. The trains are already nationalised.
I voted yellow, red and blue in the past and may even voted green.
Politics is not football...its ok to change your flag
But let's talk numbers
sunak spunked around £30 billion pounds today and £100 billion on furlough.
The government where forwarned of the economic effects. And in early March where still talking about a booming economy in the budget
Now divided £130 billion by the 30 odd million adults in the UK. Do you still feel good about your £10 restaurant voucher?
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"Family of four go to eat out...£80 bill....pay £40.
More likely to do that...so jobs in catering industry are helped out. Staff earn a wage rather than UC and food banks.
Helps me, helps businesses survive, helps workers in those businesses.
People see eating out is safe...confidence grows...."
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By *eeleyWoman
over a year ago
Dudley |
"Family of four go to eat out...£80 bill....pay £40.
More likely to do that...so jobs in catering industry are helped out. Staff earn a wage rather than UC and food banks.
Helps me, helps businesses survive, helps workers in those businesses.
People see eating out is safe...confidence grows....
Of course it does , and it’s a well thought out innovative scheme - one of many announcements today which see further support for the people and businesses of this country .
I’m sure some would see the country fail if only to be able to say “told you so!” - Sad
One part of his speech today, “ For me, this has never just been a question of economics, but of values:
I believe in the nobility of work.
I believe in the inspiring power of opportunity.
I believe in the British people’s fortitude and endurance.”
Now, go eat out to help out
I believe to do all those things you need food in your stomach
So how come it took a footballer to shame the government into providing school meals for CHILDREN over summer when they said they didn't have the capacity in the
(Tories magic money tree)
But now they have funding to give meerkat 2for1 restaurant offer to everyone in the country.
The hypocrisy is digusting"
You mean the free SCHOOL meals when they aren't at school and they don't usually get that money? |
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By *arksxMan
over a year ago
Leicester / London |
"Family of four go to eat out...£80 bill....pay £40.
More likely to do that...so jobs in catering industry are helped out. Staff earn a wage rather than UC and food banks.
Helps me, helps businesses survive, helps workers in those businesses.
People see eating out is safe...confidence grows....
Of course it does , and it’s a well thought out innovative scheme - one of many announcements today which see further support for the people and businesses of this country .
I’m sure some would see the country fail if only to be able to say “told you so!” - Sad
One part of his speech today, “ For me, this has never just been a question of economics, but of values:
I believe in the nobility of work.
I believe in the inspiring power of opportunity.
I believe in the British people’s fortitude and endurance.”
Now, go eat out to help out
I believe to do all those things you need food in your stomach
So how come it took a footballer to shame the government into providing school meals for CHILDREN over summer when they said they didn't have the capacity in the
(Tories magic money tree)
But now they have funding to give meerkat 2for1 restaurant offer to everyone in the country.
The hypocrisy is digusting
You mean the free SCHOOL meals when they aren't at school and they don't usually get that money? "
What a bunch of little shits hey.
How dare children need food in a time of national crisis.
You are not in favour of feeding the poorest children during a national pandemic but happy about restaurant vouchers for everyone including the wealthiest
Your entitled to your opinion... And you put it out there for everyone to read |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Someone who works in the hospitality, I welcome the incentive. On a social moral ground, that money would be better spent on helping those people who are on the breadline and struggling to put food on the table. The only people I see eating out are those that have some disposable income,which one could argue don't need money incentives to eat out anyway. It's not to give money for people to eat, it's to put money in tills to get people working again. So not a handout but a handup
So what policies did he have for people to eat?
Because there are lots of families facing a real choice of rent or eat. Thats not factoring in heat or eat for this winter?
Those vouchers are gonna be spunked on major retailers like Domino's, Pizza hut and weatherspoons.
Do you know what the total unit price is for Domino's to make a large pizza... Under £2 which they sell for over £10.
Thats ingredients, transport, heat and labour.
Most independent restaurants don't cater for fast food (the voucher is limited to £10.50)
I'd say most independent pubs meals are above this price
Just another shite Reaganomic policy covered in headline grabbing doublespeak.
How well did Reaganomics work out, oh yeah... it nearly bankrupt the largest economy in the world and caused inequality still being felt today
You'd think all the boomer mps more bothered the budget deficit then peoples health would have first hand experience
Im surprised sunak didn't pose for the budget with Byron burger like Osborne... Oh no he was sipping coffee out of £180 thermos. I shit you not
This guy is the son of law of a billionaire and the 2nd richest man in India. And everyone's talking like he is a man of the people.
Not a fan then?
Have you seen those ember coffee mugs...they barely hold a mugs worth in them
Oh no you've see one of my flaws...
I'm not a great speller because I'm dyslexic...but I am good with numbers.
Enough to see through a man who can't work out the value between a £5 thermos and £180 bluetooth cup
Why shouldn't he own and use the £180 Bluetooth cup?
Have you always bought the cheapest car, holiday, clothes etc that you can?
I just don't get your point
If you want people to always spend as little as they can on anything the economy really will be screwed
Or are you just jealous because you want one if those cups??
The mug is a metaphor... I said I struggle to spell not that I can't articulate myself just because we are talking numbers.
You are conflating price with value.
Ive driven luxury cars on holiday where I've driven 1000+ miles and loved driving ever minute
And I have owned economy boxes when all I needed is to drive 10 miles to and from work
I use the right tool for the right job.
A Chancellor has the same task. To steer the economy with government spending and collect revenue with "appropriate" measures.
Who at no 11 thought oh let's photo a £180 mug when the Chancellor is telling graduates it's great they have a chance at being an apprentice and earning minimum wage.
Unlike the accusations of judgement leveled at me in this thread. I am actually a rational non partisan capitalist who actively invests in markets. I think corbyns policies where mental but ironically would have been pretty good for a covid economy. The trains are already nationalised.
I voted yellow, red and blue in the past and may even voted green.
Politics is not football...its ok to change your flag
But let's talk numbers
sunak spunked around £30 billion pounds today and £100 billion on furlough.
The government where forwarned of the economic effects. And in early March where still talking about a booming economy in the budget
Now divided £130 billion by the 30 odd million adults in the UK. Do you still feel good about your £10 restaurant voucher?
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By *eeleyWoman
over a year ago
Dudley |
"Family of four go to eat out...£80 bill....pay £40.
More likely to do that...so jobs in catering industry are helped out. Staff earn a wage rather than UC and food banks.
Helps me, helps businesses survive, helps workers in those businesses.
People see eating out is safe...confidence grows....
Of course it does , and it’s a well thought out innovative scheme - one of many announcements today which see further support for the people and businesses of this country .
I’m sure some would see the country fail if only to be able to say “told you so!” - Sad
One part of his speech today, “ For me, this has never just been a question of economics, but of values:
I believe in the nobility of work.
I believe in the inspiring power of opportunity.
I believe in the British people’s fortitude and endurance.”
Now, go eat out to help out
I believe to do all those things you need food in your stomach
So how come it took a footballer to shame the government into providing school meals for CHILDREN over summer when they said they didn't have the capacity in the
(Tories magic money tree)
But now they have funding to give meerkat 2for1 restaurant offer to everyone in the country.
The hypocrisy is digusting
You mean the free SCHOOL meals when they aren't at school and they don't usually get that money?
What a bunch of little shits hey.
How dare children need food in a time of national crisis.
You are not in favour of feeding the poorest children during a national pandemic but happy about restaurant vouchers for everyone including the wealthiest
Your entitled to your opinion... And you put it out there for everyone to read "
My child is entitled to free school meals actually but I wasn't expecting free school meals during the holidays when my child isn't at school. |
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"Bloody hell, if they came and served you food from a silver platter it, wouldn't be enough for some people.
Why not accept it for what it is? An attempt to get the country moving again and to provide some of the hardest hit businesses with some income. "
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By *.D.I.D.A.SMan
over a year ago
London/Essex... ish... Romford to be exact |
"Family of four go to eat out...£80 bill....pay £40.
More likely to do that...so jobs in catering industry are helped out. Staff earn a wage rather than UC and food banks.
Helps me, helps businesses survive, helps workers in those businesses.
People see eating out is safe...confidence grows....
Of course it does , and it’s a well thought out innovative scheme - one of many announcements today which see further support for the people and businesses of this country .
I’m sure some would see the country fail if only to be able to say “told you so!” - Sad
One part of his speech today, “ For me, this has never just been a question of economics, but of values:
I believe in the nobility of work.
I believe in the inspiring power of opportunity.
I believe in the British people’s fortitude and endurance.”
Now, go eat out to help out
I believe to do all those things you need food in your stomach
So how come it took a footballer to shame the government into providing school meals for CHILDREN over summer when they said they didn't have the capacity in the
(Tories magic money tree)
But now they have funding to give meerkat 2for1 restaurant offer to everyone in the country.
The hypocrisy is digusting
You mean the free SCHOOL meals when they aren't at school and they don't usually get that money?
What a bunch of little shits hey.
How dare children need food in a time of national crisis.
You are not in favour of feeding the poorest children during a national pandemic but happy about restaurant vouchers for everyone including the wealthiest
Your entitled to your opinion... And you put it out there for everyone to read
My child is entitled to free school meals actually but I wasn't expecting free school meals during the holidays when my child isn't at school. "
Having an ex who worked in a school for years and a couple here who also do, they tell me that children not being fed properly has been a constant issue. It took a footballer to highlight it and put pressure on the gov to actually act. |
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By *eeleyWoman
over a year ago
Dudley |
"Family of four go to eat out...£80 bill....pay £40.
More likely to do that...so jobs in catering industry are helped out. Staff earn a wage rather than UC and food banks.
Helps me, helps businesses survive, helps workers in those businesses.
People see eating out is safe...confidence grows....
Of course it does , and it’s a well thought out innovative scheme - one of many announcements today which see further support for the people and businesses of this country .
I’m sure some would see the country fail if only to be able to say “told you so!” - Sad
One part of his speech today, “ For me, this has never just been a question of economics, but of values:
I believe in the nobility of work.
I believe in the inspiring power of opportunity.
I believe in the British people’s fortitude and endurance.”
Now, go eat out to help out
I believe to do all those things you need food in your stomach
So how come it took a footballer to shame the government into providing school meals for CHILDREN over summer when they said they didn't have the capacity in the
(Tories magic money tree)
But now they have funding to give meerkat 2for1 restaurant offer to everyone in the country.
The hypocrisy is digusting
You mean the free SCHOOL meals when they aren't at school and they don't usually get that money?
What a bunch of little shits hey.
How dare children need food in a time of national crisis.
You are not in favour of feeding the poorest children during a national pandemic but happy about restaurant vouchers for everyone including the wealthiest
Your entitled to your opinion... And you put it out there for everyone to read
My child is entitled to free school meals actually but I wasn't expecting free school meals during the holidays when my child isn't at school. Having an ex who worked in a school for years and a couple here who also do, they tell me that children not being fed properly has been a constant issue. It took a footballer to highlight it and put pressure on the gov to actually act. "
Alot of that is parents choosing to spend money on other things unfortunately or just not feeding them.  |
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By *.D.I.D.A.SMan
over a year ago
London/Essex... ish... Romford to be exact |
"Family of four go to eat out...£80 bill....pay £40.
More likely to do that...so jobs in catering industry are helped out. Staff earn a wage rather than UC and food banks.
Helps me, helps businesses survive, helps workers in those businesses.
People see eating out is safe...confidence grows....
Of course it does , and it’s a well thought out innovative scheme - one of many announcements today which see further support for the people and businesses of this country .
I’m sure some would see the country fail if only to be able to say “told you so!” - Sad
One part of his speech today, “ For me, this has never just been a question of economics, but of values:
I believe in the nobility of work.
I believe in the inspiring power of opportunity.
I believe in the British people’s fortitude and endurance.”
Now, go eat out to help out
I believe to do all those things you need food in your stomach
So how come it took a footballer to shame the government into providing school meals for CHILDREN over summer when they said they didn't have the capacity in the
(Tories magic money tree)
But now they have funding to give meerkat 2for1 restaurant offer to everyone in the country.
The hypocrisy is digusting
You mean the free SCHOOL meals when they aren't at school and they don't usually get that money?
What a bunch of little shits hey.
How dare children need food in a time of national crisis.
You are not in favour of feeding the poorest children during a national pandemic but happy about restaurant vouchers for everyone including the wealthiest
Your entitled to your opinion... And you put it out there for everyone to read
My child is entitled to free school meals actually but I wasn't expecting free school meals during the holidays when my child isn't at school. Having an ex who worked in a school for years and a couple here who also do, they tell me that children not being fed properly has been a constant issue. It took a footballer to highlight it and put pressure on the gov to actually act.
Alot of that is parents choosing to spend money on other things unfortunately or just not feeding them. "
I'm not saying no parents are to blame. Clearly some are. But it doesn't change the fact that these kids are not being fed. Yes, some choose to spend it on booze, fags, scratchcards, PlayStation etc. Some have more kids than they're able to feed. But it isn't the children's fault either. At least if they give school meal vouchers or some scheme then it ensures the child is given a meal in return and not spent on toot like a shitty tattoo or something. |
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By *eeleyWoman
over a year ago
Dudley |
"Family of four go to eat out...£80 bill....pay £40.
More likely to do that...so jobs in catering industry are helped out. Staff earn a wage rather than UC and food banks.
Helps me, helps businesses survive, helps workers in those businesses.
People see eating out is safe...confidence grows....
Of course it does , and it’s a well thought out innovative scheme - one of many announcements today which see further support for the people and businesses of this country .
I’m sure some would see the country fail if only to be able to say “told you so!” - Sad
One part of his speech today, “ For me, this has never just been a question of economics, but of values:
I believe in the nobility of work.
I believe in the inspiring power of opportunity.
I believe in the British people’s fortitude and endurance.”
Now, go eat out to help out
I believe to do all those things you need food in your stomach
So how come it took a footballer to shame the government into providing school meals for CHILDREN over summer when they said they didn't have the capacity in the
(Tories magic money tree)
But now they have funding to give meerkat 2for1 restaurant offer to everyone in the country.
The hypocrisy is digusting
You mean the free SCHOOL meals when they aren't at school and they don't usually get that money?
What a bunch of little shits hey.
How dare children need food in a time of national crisis.
You are not in favour of feeding the poorest children during a national pandemic but happy about restaurant vouchers for everyone including the wealthiest
Your entitled to your opinion... And you put it out there for everyone to read
My child is entitled to free school meals actually but I wasn't expecting free school meals during the holidays when my child isn't at school. Having an ex who worked in a school for years and a couple here who also do, they tell me that children not being fed properly has been a constant issue. It took a footballer to highlight it and put pressure on the gov to actually act.
Alot of that is parents choosing to spend money on other things unfortunately or just not feeding them. I'm not saying no parents are to blame. Clearly some are. But it doesn't change the fact that these kids are not being fed. Yes, some choose to spend it on booze, fags, scratchcards, PlayStation etc. Some have more kids than they're able to feed. But it isn't the children's fault either. At least if they give school meal vouchers or some scheme then it ensures the child is given a meal in return and not spent on toot like a shitty tattoo or something. "
They aren't meal vouchers though, you just get a supermarket gift card, you can spend it on you're entire shop so you're not guaranteeing the child will even see any of it.
I'm not saying the children shouldn't be fed, but handing parents vouchers that can, in reality, be spent on anything in a supermarket, is very much open to abuse.
It's a shame there are no more summer clubs or the space scheme like when I was a child. |
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"Already had table booked first Wed in August for a friend's birthday meal.....whoo whoo!!"
Exactly why this is a stupid idea. You were already going and spending money. There are plenty of people wanting to get out and spend the money they have been saving during lockdown regardless of this gimmick. |
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over a year ago
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All these incentives will have to be paid for eventually and who will pay the tax payer ! the goverment would have borrowed to pay for this.
Expect things to go up in time to come.
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By *mmabluTV/TS
over a year ago
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"All these incentives will have to be paid for eventually and who will pay the tax payer ! the goverment would have borrowed to pay for this.
Expect things to go up in time to come.
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Then everyone will moan typical |
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By *eeleyWoman
over a year ago
Dudley |
"All these incentives will have to be paid for eventually and who will pay the tax payer ! the goverment would have borrowed to pay for this.
Expect things to go up in time to come.
Then everyone will moan typical"
People moan for the sake of moaning. |
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By *arksxMan
over a year ago
Leicester / London |
"All these incentives will have to be paid for eventually and who will pay the tax payer ! the goverment would have borrowed to pay for this.
Expect things to go up in time to come.
Then everyone will moan typical
People moan for the sake of moaning."
Sunak unveils his great plan for the high street
And the day after two of the biggest high street retailers announce 7000 job losses and store closures.
"moan for the sake of moaning"
No I'm moaning because billions is being spunked up the wall by Boris boy genius
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People moan for the sake of moaning.
Sunak unveils his great plan for the high street
And the day after two of the biggest high street retailers announce 7000 job losses and store closures.
"moan for the sake of moaning"
No I'm moaning because billions is being spunked up the wall by Boris boy genius
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Even more anti-Government drivel! |
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By *eeleyWoman
over a year ago
Dudley |
"All these incentives will have to be paid for eventually and who will pay the tax payer ! the goverment would have borrowed to pay for this.
Expect things to go up in time to come.
Then everyone will moan typical
People moan for the sake of moaning.
Sunak unveils his great plan for the high street
And the day after two of the biggest high street retailers announce 7000 job losses and store closures.
"moan for the sake of moaning"
No I'm moaning because billions is being spunked up the wall by Boris boy genius
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I asked you before, what would you do? |
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By *arksxMan
over a year ago
Leicester / London |
"All these incentives will have to be paid for eventually and who will pay the tax payer ! the goverment would have borrowed to pay for this.
Expect things to go up in time to come.
Then everyone will moan typical
People moan for the sake of moaning.
Sunak unveils his great plan for the high street
And the day after two of the biggest high street retailers announce 7000 job losses and store closures.
"moan for the sake of moaning"
No I'm moaning because billions is being spunked up the wall by Boris boy genius
I asked you before, what would you do? "
Make me chancellor of the exchequer pay me £100k+ a year and my expenses I'll show you.
In the mean time I'll just grow my own portfolio.
Why dont you tell us why you are supporting any of his policies with economic theory.
I have written detailed micro and macro explanations why they dont work. |
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By *eeleyWoman
over a year ago
Dudley |
"All these incentives will have to be paid for eventually and who will pay the tax payer ! the goverment would have borrowed to pay for this.
Expect things to go up in time to come.
Then everyone will moan typical
People moan for the sake of moaning.
Sunak unveils his great plan for the high street
And the day after two of the biggest high street retailers announce 7000 job losses and store closures.
"moan for the sake of moaning"
No I'm moaning because billions is being spunked up the wall by Boris boy genius
I asked you before, what would you do?
Make me chancellor of the exchequer pay me £100k+ a year and my expenses I'll show you.
In the mean time I'll just grow my own portfolio.
Why dont you tell us why you are supporting any of his policies with economic theory.
I have written detailed micro and macro explanations why they dont work."
All you've done in this thread is complain that he's rich and that you don't agree. Some of us do. That's the way the cookie crumbles  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"All these incentives will have to be paid for eventually and who will pay the tax payer ! the goverment would have borrowed to pay for this.
Expect things to go up in time to come.
Then everyone will moan typical
People moan for the sake of moaning.
Sunak unveils his great plan for the high street
And the day after two of the biggest high street retailers announce 7000 job losses and store closures.
"moan for the sake of moaning"
No I'm moaning because billions is being spunked up the wall by Boris boy genius
I asked you before, what would you do?
Make me chancellor of the exchequer pay me £100k+ a year and my expenses I'll show you.
In the mean time I'll just grow my own portfolio.
Why dont you tell us why you are supporting any of his policies with economic theory.
I have written detailed micro and macro explanations why they dont work."
Get out of a book and live in the real world. I could not care less what a text book says, this is a very new approach to coming out of this and glad someone has the balls to take a risk. It's about getting people to start to think about normality. It's not about feeding people. It means more than people getting a 10er off steak. There is clearly a reason you are not been paid 100k and he is. |
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"Family of four go to eat out...£80 bill....pay £40.
More likely to do that...so jobs in catering industry are helped out. Staff earn a wage rather than UC and food banks.
Helps me, helps businesses survive, helps workers in those businesses.
People see eating out is safe...confidence grows....
It helps line the profit margins of some of the biggest hospitalty companies in the UK.
Your entitled to your opinion
I'm entitled to mine.
I think his policies are weak and full of backtracking from the march budget. He is a dynamic as etch a sketch drawing
You dont think the richest mp in house of commons literally running the UK budget gives a shit about your opinions.
The economy will be driven in the direction that serves him and those around him
As for...silver spoons
Sunaks parents own drs surgery and pharmacist...that's a realistic income over well over £125k a year and he claims to be working class whilst attending the most prestigious schools in england.
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You seem to have a thing about wealth...
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"All these incentives will have to be paid for eventually and who will pay the tax payer ! the goverment would have borrowed to pay for this.
Expect things to go up in time to come.
Then everyone will moan typical
People moan for the sake of moaning.
Sunak unveils his great plan for the high street
And the day after two of the biggest high street retailers announce 7000 job losses and store closures.
"moan for the sake of moaning"
No I'm moaning because billions is being spunked up the wall by Boris boy genius
I asked you before, what would you do?
Make me chancellor of the exchequer pay me £100k+ a year and my expenses I'll show you.
In the mean time I'll just grow my own portfolio.
Why dont you tell us why you are supporting any of his policies with economic theory.
I have written detailed micro and macro explanations why they dont work."
So please tell us..
What would you do? |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Family of four go to eat out...£80 bill....pay £40.
More likely to do that...so jobs in catering industry are helped out. Staff earn a wage rather than UC and food banks.
Helps me, helps businesses survive, helps workers in those businesses.
People see eating out is safe...confidence grows...."
i think the last point is what its really trying to achieve so yes while people are saying its only a month and the people using it could probably already afford it, its more about getting those people confident to get back out in public as the fearmongering to keep everyone home has meant people are now not all so keen to rush back out again
then after august people are back in the mindset of going out to enjoy themselves and the behaviour keeps going with out the voucher |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Family of four go to eat out...£80 bill....pay £40.
More likely to do that...so jobs in catering industry are helped out. Staff earn a wage rather than UC and food banks.
Helps me, helps businesses survive, helps workers in those businesses.
People see eating out is safe...confidence grows....
i think the last point is what its really trying to achieve so yes while people are saying its only a month and the people using it could probably already afford it, its more about getting those people confident to get back out in public as the fearmongering to keep everyone home has meant people are now not all so keen to rush back out again
then after august people are back in the mindset of going out to enjoy themselves and the behaviour keeps going with out the voucher "
Or we are told to stay home again |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Family of four go to eat out...£80 bill....pay £40.
More likely to do that...so jobs in catering industry are helped out. Staff earn a wage rather than UC and food banks.
Helps me, helps businesses survive, helps workers in those businesses.
People see eating out is safe...confidence grows....
i think the last point is what its really trying to achieve so yes while people are saying its only a month and the people using it could probably already afford it, its more about getting those people confident to get back out in public as the fearmongering to keep everyone home has meant people are now not all so keen to rush back out again
then after august people are back in the mindset of going out to enjoy themselves and the behaviour keeps going with out the voucher
Or we are told to stay home again"
maybe, time will tell, but should we just encourage people to stay home forever and keep our economy stagnant with jobs dropping left right and centre because the situation MIGHT change in future? |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Family of four go to eat out...£80 bill....pay £40.
More likely to do that...so jobs in catering industry are helped out. Staff earn a wage rather than UC and food banks.
Helps me, helps businesses survive, helps workers in those businesses.
People see eating out is safe...confidence grows....
i think the last point is what its really trying to achieve so yes while people are saying its only a month and the people using it could probably already afford it, its more about getting those people confident to get back out in public as the fearmongering to keep everyone home has meant people are now not all so keen to rush back out again
then after august people are back in the mindset of going out to enjoy themselves and the behaviour keeps going with out the voucher
Or we are told to stay home again
maybe, time will tell, but should we just encourage people to stay home forever and keep our economy stagnant with jobs dropping left right and centre because the situation MIGHT change in future? "
I'll admit I'm cautious myself, and yes I get it. It's mainly why they have put the mask wearing in shops...to try and build confidence in going out.
But now we have flights coming and going from all around the world...I'll go back to my opening reply to you |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Family of four go to eat out...£80 bill....pay £40.
More likely to do that...so jobs in catering industry are helped out. Staff earn a wage rather than UC and food banks.
Helps me, helps businesses survive, helps workers in those businesses.
People see eating out is safe...confidence grows....
i think the last point is what its really trying to achieve so yes while people are saying its only a month and the people using it could probably already afford it, its more about getting those people confident to get back out in public as the fearmongering to keep everyone home has meant people are now not all so keen to rush back out again
then after august people are back in the mindset of going out to enjoy themselves and the behaviour keeps going with out the voucher
Or we are told to stay home again
maybe, time will tell, but should we just encourage people to stay home forever and keep our economy stagnant with jobs dropping left right and centre because the situation MIGHT change in future?
I'll admit I'm cautious myself, and yes I get it. It's mainly why they have put the mask wearing in shops...to try and build confidence in going out.
But now we have flights coming and going from all around the world...I'll go back to my opening reply to you "
i dont disagree , i just hope you are wrong (not in a rude way, just because it would be the best outcome)
and even if you are right, getting moving temporarily and then shutting back down cant be any worse than staying closed down the entire time |
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"It's actually Monday to Wednesday each week in August so it could be used over 13 days to get a discount on your bill. So if you go out for breakfast, lunch and dinner you will save a bit but probably put a bit of weight on. "
If you don’t go out you will save a lot more... This pandemic certainly shows the shortcomings in an economy too heavily dependant on services and retail! |
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By *i1971Man
over a year ago
Cornwall |
No plans to go out anywhere to eat. Lockdown proved how much money was trickling away on unnecessary purchases such as meals out & occasional takeaways & although I could afford it, it's better off in my account . Also with the track & trace or whatever it's called, I don't want to be caught up having to isolate. The less places I book in to, less people contact. |
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By *arksxMan
over a year ago
Leicester / London |
"All these incentives will have to be paid for eventually and who will pay the tax payer ! the goverment would have borrowed to pay for this.
Expect things to go up in time to come.
Then everyone will moan typical
People moan for the sake of moaning.
Sunak unveils his great plan for the high street
And the day after two of the biggest high street retailers announce 7000 job losses and store closures.
"moan for the sake of moaning"
No I'm moaning because billions is being spunked up the wall by Boris boy genius
I asked you before, what would you do?
Make me chancellor of the exchequer pay me £100k+ a year and my expenses I'll show you.
In the mean time I'll just grow my own portfolio.
Why dont you tell us why you are supporting any of his policies with economic theory.
I have written detailed micro and macro explanations why they dont work.
So please tell us..
What would you do? "
Had either of you read all my posts you would have seen where I think the economic recovery lies.
I keep being asked on a swinging site to lay down a 10 point plan for the governments economic recovery.
And when I have asked anyone supporting sunaks policies why they think they economically work and to provide an explanation...just as I have to explain why they dont.
It is tumble ...
But I can't pass on a good deal so...if we get any sane reasons as to why they do.
I will
I'll even thrown in am explaination why the policies are lining his pockets and what a shitty past sunak has and that the guy is fucking weasel
That's the gauntlet laydown |
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over a year ago
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"All these incentives will have to be paid for eventually and who will pay the tax payer ! the goverment would have borrowed to pay for this.
Expect things to go up in time to come.
Then everyone will moan typical
People moan for the sake of moaning.
Sunak unveils his great plan for the high street
And the day after two of the biggest high street retailers announce 7000 job losses and store closures.
"moan for the sake of moaning"
No I'm moaning because billions is being spunked up the wall by Boris boy genius
I asked you before, what would you do?
Make me chancellor of the exchequer pay me £100k+ a year and my expenses I'll show you.
In the mean time I'll just grow my own portfolio.
Why dont you tell us why you are supporting any of his policies with economic theory.
I have written detailed micro and macro explanations why they dont work.
So please tell us..
What would you do?
Had either of you read all my posts you would have seen where I think the economic recovery lies.
I keep being asked on a swinging site to lay down a 10 point plan for the governments economic recovery.
And when I have asked anyone supporting sunaks policies why they think they economically work and to provide an explanation...just as I have to explain why they dont.
It is tumble ...
But I can't pass on a good deal so...if we get any sane reasons as to why they do.
I will
I'll even thrown in am explaination why the policies are lining his pockets and what a shitty past sunak has and that the guy is fucking weasel
That's the gauntlet laydown"
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What would you do? "
Had either of you read all my posts you would have seen where I think the economic recovery lies.
I keep being asked on a swinging site to lay down a 10 point plan for the governments economic recovery.
And when I have asked anyone supporting sunaks policies why they think they economically work and to provide an explanation...just as I have to explain why they dont.
It is tumble ...
But I can't pass on a good deal so...if we get any sane reasons as to why they do.
I will
I'll even thrown in am explaination why the policies are lining his pockets and what a shitty past sunak has and that the guy is fucking weasel
That's the gauntlet laydown "
you would make an excellent politician ... lots of talking around an answer without actually giving one , lots of criticising policy without providing a suitable alternative
there is also no point bringing up your superior knowledge of economics “on a swinger site” at every opportunity then moaning when people ask you to give your suggestions “on a swinger site” as if its a ludicrous out of the blue suggestion |
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By *arksxMan
over a year ago
Leicester / London |
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What would you do? "
Had either of you read all my posts you would have seen where I think the economic recovery lies.
I keep being asked on a swinging site to lay down a 10 point plan for the governments economic recovery.
And when I have asked anyone supporting sunaks policies why they think they economically work and to provide an explanation...just as I have to explain why they dont.
It is tumble ...
But I can't pass on a good deal so...if we get any sane reasons as to why they do.
I will
I'll even thrown in am explaination why the policies are lining his pockets and what a shitty past sunak has and that the guy is fucking weasel
That's the gauntlet laydown
you would make an excellent politician ... lots of talking around an answer without actually giving one , lots of criticising policy without providing a suitable alternative
there is also no point bringing up your superior knowledge of economics “on a swinger site” at every opportunity then moaning when people ask you to give your suggestions “on a swinger site” as if its a ludicrous out of the blue suggestion "
You would make a terrible proof reader becuase I have provided alternatives. I have been vocal on other threads regarding similar topics too.
I've even gone as far to educate...for those that can handle concept of learning something factual from someone, even when you disagree with their subjective views.
Green policies... green jobs.
Not supporting industries paying minimum wage workers by throwing billions at it.
If you owned a Ford fiesta valued at £5k and it was written off.
Would you spend £4.5k or more to fix it?
No, its a BER beyond economical repair. A concept others have stated just in different words when lamenting the death of (most) of the high street
Moving to a focused highly skilled service economy and highly skilled manufacturing base for future industries not based on some crazy brexit boomer notion th uk can have every single manufacturing sector on a tiny (island) inhabited by 66 million people.
We live in a global economy, buying British only wont save us. we have to SELL British.
Hands up who wants to leave their comfy job to stick their head in a mine. Or dive to the bottom of the north sea to fix an oil rig. Yeah didn't think so
With most of the current skilled manual labour coming form foreign nationals who contribute to tax revenues and pay in to the economy...the government wants to kick out them out where does that leave us?
The government announcing universities are over rated. Its not like we have a chronic dr and nurse talent pool or anything which those foreign nationals are propping up.
Being asked to pre budget a political party spending manifesto is odd request anywhere. Least of all on a swinging site where most of the avatars are someones genitals...
Being insulted by a picture of a floppy cock hanging out brings a whole new meaning to...being an internet dick.
I also have not stated my knowledge is superior. They are my views based on a financial career that overalps this knowledge.
I have encouraged other to express their view even when it differs from mine.
I can't help it if they choose to use that opportunity to display their ignorance like the government should ignore micro and macro economics.
Once again I'm still waiting for a reasoned response why sunaks new policies work?
Have a look around read some economic oped pieces yourself....you know why their aren't any in support because as I said they are shit.
Why do think boots and John lewis held out to see what would sunak would unveil. And whe he did. They cut 7000 jobs the next day.
The guy was unheard to most people before corona hit and to those in the know...know sunak and every firm he has been involved in are tax dodging scum.
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By *eeleyWoman
over a year ago
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What would you do? "
Had either of you read all my posts you would have seen where I think the economic recovery lies.
I keep being asked on a swinging site to lay down a 10 point plan for the governments economic recovery.
And when I have asked anyone supporting sunaks policies why they think they economically work and to provide an explanation...just as I have to explain why they dont.
It is tumble ...
But I can't pass on a good deal so...if we get any sane reasons as to why they do.
I will
I'll even thrown in am explaination why the policies are lining his pockets and what a shitty past sunak has and that the guy is fucking weasel
That's the gauntlet laydown
you would make an excellent politician ... lots of talking around an answer without actually giving one , lots of criticising policy without providing a suitable alternative
there is also no point bringing up your superior knowledge of economics “on a swinger site” at every opportunity then moaning when people ask you to give your suggestions “on a swinger site” as if its a ludicrous out of the blue suggestion
You would make a terrible proof reader becuase I have provided alternatives. I have been vocal on other threads regarding similar topics too.
I've even gone as far to educate...for those that can handle concept of learning something factual from someone, even when you disagree with their subjective views.
Green policies... green jobs.
Not supporting industries paying minimum wage workers by throwing billions at it.
If you owned a Ford fiesta valued at £5k and it was written off.
Would you spend £4.5k or more to fix it?
No, its a BER beyond economical repair. A concept others have stated just in different words when lamenting the death of (most) of the high street
Moving to a focused highly skilled service economy and highly skilled manufacturing base for future industries not based on some crazy brexit boomer notion th uk can have every single manufacturing sector on a tiny (island) inhabited by 66 million people.
We live in a global economy, buying British only wont save us. we have to SELL British.
Hands up who wants to leave their comfy job to stick their head in a mine. Or dive to the bottom of the north sea to fix an oil rig. Yeah didn't think so
With most of the current skilled manual labour coming form foreign nationals who contribute to tax revenues and pay in to the economy...the government wants to kick out them out where does that leave us?
The government announcing universities are over rated. Its not like we have a chronic dr and nurse talent pool or anything which those foreign nationals are propping up.
Being asked to pre budget a political party spending manifesto is odd request anywhere. Least of all on a swinging site where most of the avatars are someones genitals...
Being insulted by a picture of a floppy cock hanging out brings a whole new meaning to...being an internet dick.
I also have not stated my knowledge is superior. They are my views based on a financial career that overalps this knowledge.
I have encouraged other to express their view even when it differs from mine.
I can't help it if they choose to use that opportunity to display their ignorance like the government should ignore micro and macro economics.
Once again I'm still waiting for a reasoned response why sunaks new policies work?
Have a look around read some economic oped pieces yourself....you know why their aren't any in support because as I said they are shit.
Why do think boots and John lewis held out to see what would sunak would unveil. And whe he did. They cut 7000 jobs the next day.
The guy was unheard to most people before corona hit and to those in the know...know sunak and every firm he has been involved in are tax dodging scum.
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You say you're encouraging people to express their view but then you try to shout them down and patronise them. There's absolutely no point having a conversation with someone who will not even entertain the fact that their view isn't the only one that matters. |
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he also suggested the high street is beyond economic repair making it a bad investment then criticised the fact the package was no good for boots or john lewis
is apparently offended by cock pics and swinging sites yet frequents one and apparently now doesn’t think his knowledge is superior despite every post he makes reeking of that level of narcissism
i think to be honest he just likes to contradict and debate with himself because none of the rest of us could possibly have the intellect to understand such complex things while being as simple as swingers 
marks contrary to what your ego might tell you i don't follow your posts across multiple threads with any interest, i responded to the posts i read in this thread and to be honest given your response was just more superficial criticism and high and mighty waffle ... i’m out and wont be responding again ... like _eeley says total waste of time |
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By *arksxMan
over a year ago
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I have been hounded for my opinion after I voices my disapproval with some dry humour for a government that did not want to feed impoverish children and instead throw money at dead horse and pay half the restaurant bill of an enter nation
You asked for my opposing ideas o have given them .
Instead of concede or defend with your own analysis which you still have not even stated.
You have now personally attacked my character, attempting to psychoanalyse me without even ever speaking to me, again on swinging site. You sound insane !!!
As you first idea ran to me being an MP, id say your responses show you both would make excellent additions to the current crop of poor mps we have.
So it is clear the reason I am keen to inform others...is because I had 2 close friends take their lives after the 2008 crash due to their over leveraged financial situation.
As a result, know i am willing to make time for anyone who wants to learn how the economy really works rather think its is whatever latest government spin article in the daily mail is
If my analysis of this is right 2008 will look like a storm in a tea cup next to the corona cluster fuck...so go any enjoy you £10 weatherspoon voucher whilst you wear a fp3 mask and if it makes you feel better think you are improving the economy.
But if you really want to educate yourself rather just insult peoples character online whilst claiming you are a victim.
Ray Dalio an actual billionaire has kindly broken down what an economy is for you. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PHe0bXAIuk0 When you are done forward it on to sunak
And be grateful i am not the A typical banker wanker, the contempt they have for you and your money is not driven through narcissism like crap hollywood blockbusters about 80s con men will have you believe.
In modern baking it is nihilism a far scarier prospect in the middle of a market crash https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MAC5J2qgS90
i wont report your comments. I would d rather the post remains up so others can make there own conclusions about them.
Just because you do not agree whit someone does not mean you cant learn from them.
Despite your comments I have actively encouraged other to make their own mind and imparted my wisdom for free without the need for consensus.
but maybe just maybe given this my actual career path, maybe i do know more than you...and you think I am the narcissist. hold a mirror up.
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"I have been hounded for my opinion after I voices my disapproval with some dry humour for a government that did not want to feed impoverish children and instead throw money at dead horse and pay half the restaurant bill of an enter nation
You asked for my opposing ideas o have given them .
Instead of concede or defend with your own analysis which you still have not even stated.
You have now personally attacked my character, attempting to psychoanalyse me without even ever speaking to me, again on swinging site. You sound insane !!!
As you first idea ran to me being an MP, id say your responses show you both would make excellent additions to the current crop of poor mps we have.
So it is clear the reason I am keen to inform others...is because I had 2 close friends take their lives after the 2008 crash due to their over leveraged financial situation.
As a result, know i am willing to make time for anyone who wants to learn how the economy really works rather think its is whatever latest government spin article in the daily mail is
If my analysis of this is right 2008 will look like a storm in a tea cup next to the corona cluster fuck...so go any enjoy you £10 weatherspoon voucher whilst you wear a fp3 mask and if it makes you feel better think you are improving the economy.
But if you really want to educate yourself rather just insult peoples character online whilst claiming you are a victim.
Ray Dalio an actual billionaire has kindly broken down what an economy is for you. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PHe0bXAIuk0 When you are done forward it on to sunak
And be grateful i am not the A typical banker wanker, the contempt they have for you and your money is not driven through narcissism like crap hollywood blockbusters about 80s con men will have you believe.
In modern baking it is nihilism a far scarier prospect in the middle of a market crash https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MAC5J2qgS90
i wont report your comments. I would d rather the post remains up so others can make there own conclusions about them.
Just because you do not agree whit someone does not mean you cant learn from them.
Despite your comments I have actively encouraged other to make their own mind and imparted my wisdom for free without the need for consensus.
but maybe just maybe given this my actual career path, maybe i do know more than you...and you think I am the narcissist. hold a mirror up.
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No one actually cares what you say I am afraid. Go get yourself a beer, some pub grub at a reduced cost and have a wank. Clear your head. |
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"I have been hounded for my opinion after I voices my disapproval with some dry humour for a government that did not want to feed impoverish children and instead throw money at dead horse and pay half the restaurant bill of an enter nation
You asked for my opposing ideas o have given them .
Instead of concede or defend with your own analysis which you still have not even stated.
You have now personally attacked my character, attempting to psychoanalyse me without even ever speaking to me, again on swinging site. You sound insane !!!
As you first idea ran to me being an MP, id say your responses show you both would make excellent additions to the current crop of poor mps we have.
So it is clear the reason I am keen to inform others...is because I had 2 close friends take their lives after the 2008 crash due to their over leveraged financial situation.
As a result, know i am willing to make time for anyone who wants to learn how the economy really works rather think its is whatever latest government spin article in the daily mail is
If my analysis of this is right 2008 will look like a storm in a tea cup next to the corona cluster fuck...so go any enjoy you £10 weatherspoon voucher whilst you wear a fp3 mask and if it makes you feel better think you are improving the economy.
But if you really want to educate yourself rather just insult peoples character online whilst claiming you are a victim.
Ray Dalio an actual billionaire has kindly broken down what an economy is for you. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PHe0bXAIuk0 When you are done forward it on to sunak
And be grateful i am not the A typical banker wanker, the contempt they have for you and your money is not driven through narcissism like crap hollywood blockbusters about 80s con men will have you believe.
In modern baking it is nihilism a far scarier prospect in the middle of a market crash https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MAC5J2qgS90
i wont report your comments. I would d rather the post remains up so others can make there own conclusions about them.
Just because you do not agree whit someone does not mean you cant learn from them.
Despite your comments I have actively encouraged other to make their own mind and imparted my wisdom for free without the need for consensus.
but maybe just maybe given this my actual career path, maybe i do know more than you...and you think I am the narcissist. hold a mirror up.
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By *eeleyWoman
over a year ago
Dudley |
"I have been hounded for my opinion after I voices my disapproval with some dry humour for a government that did not want to feed impoverish children and instead throw money at dead horse and pay half the restaurant bill of an enter nation
You asked for my opposing ideas o have given them .
Instead of concede or defend with your own analysis which you still have not even stated.
You have now personally attacked my character, attempting to psychoanalyse me without even ever speaking to me, again on swinging site. You sound insane !!!
As you first idea ran to me being an MP, id say your responses show you both would make excellent additions to the current crop of poor mps we have.
So it is clear the reason I am keen to inform others...is because I had 2 close friends take their lives after the 2008 crash due to their over leveraged financial situation.
As a result, know i am willing to make time for anyone who wants to learn how the economy really works rather think its is whatever latest government spin article in the daily mail is
If my analysis of this is right 2008 will look like a storm in a tea cup next to the corona cluster fuck...so go any enjoy you £10 weatherspoon voucher whilst you wear a fp3 mask and if it makes you feel better think you are improving the economy.
But if you really want to educate yourself rather just insult peoples character online whilst claiming you are a victim.
Ray Dalio an actual billionaire has kindly broken down what an economy is for you. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PHe0bXAIuk0 When you are done forward it on to sunak
And be grateful i am not the A typical banker wanker, the contempt they have for you and your money is not driven through narcissism like crap hollywood blockbusters about 80s con men will have you believe.
In modern baking it is nihilism a far scarier prospect in the middle of a market crash https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MAC5J2qgS90
i wont report your comments. I would d rather the post remains up so others can make there own conclusions about them.
Just because you do not agree whit someone does not mean you cant learn from them.
Despite your comments I have actively encouraged other to make their own mind and imparted my wisdom for free without the need for consensus.
but maybe just maybe given this my actual career path, maybe i do know more than you...and you think I am the narcissist. hold a mirror up.
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Nobody attacked your character.  |
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"I have been hounded for my opinion after I voices my disapproval with some dry humour for a government that did not want to feed impoverish children and instead throw money at dead horse and pay half the restaurant bill of an enter nation
You asked for my opposing ideas o have given them .
Instead of concede or defend with your own analysis which you still have not even stated.
You have now personally attacked my character, attempting to psychoanalyse me without even ever speaking to me, again on swinging site. You sound insane !!!
As you first idea ran to me being an MP, id say your responses show you both would make excellent additions to the current crop of poor mps we have.
So it is clear the reason I am keen to inform others...is because I had 2 close friends take their lives after the 2008 crash due to their over leveraged financial situation.
As a result, know i am willing to make time for anyone who wants to learn how the economy really works rather think its is whatever latest government spin article in the daily mail is
If my analysis of this is right 2008 will look like a storm in a tea cup next to the corona cluster fuck...so go any enjoy you £10 weatherspoon voucher whilst you wear a fp3 mask and if it makes you feel better think you are improving the economy.
But if you really want to educate yourself rather just insult peoples character online whilst claiming you are a victim.
Ray Dalio an actual billionaire has kindly broken down what an economy is for you. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PHe0bXAIuk0 When you are done forward it on to sunak
And be grateful i am not the A typical banker wanker, the contempt they have for you and your money is not driven through narcissism like crap hollywood blockbusters about 80s con men will have you believe.
In modern baking it is nihilism a far scarier prospect in the middle of a market crash https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MAC5J2qgS90
i wont report your comments. I would d rather the post remains up so others can make there own conclusions about them.
Just because you do not agree whit someone does not mean you cant learn from them.
Despite your comments I have actively encouraged other to make their own mind and imparted my wisdom for free without the need for consensus.
but maybe just maybe given this my actual career path, maybe i do know more than you...and you think I am the narcissist. hold a mirror up.
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WOW !
And people criticise Trump ! |
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