BrExit name calling, point scoring etc.

[Arundel_Seagull]

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Funny, although that's a parody "JD Wetherspoons" twitter account

[alfredmizen]

Forty odd years old and this still resonates today

[alfredmizen]

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In fairness to the everything served on a chopping board wally.
Its his CE who has made the claim about Brexit.

No doubt you are right the claim about Brexit is ballocks as he is just protecting his job and giving up excuses as to why said restaurants have failed. Ive walked past two of them a few times Richmond and the one near st pauls and im surprised how empty they are. Turd business plan springs to mind rather than brexit.
i mean seriously......a jamie oliver restaurant in Richmond..........thats the Richmond version of McDonalds FFS

the St. Paul's one is the one near where I work.

[wellquickwoody]

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Exactly, some companies are just jumping on the Brexit bandwagon.....let's make a bigger profit, put up our prices and blame it on Brexit.
I have seen the Next owner interviewed, what a nasty piece of work he is.

The cost of importing product into the business I work in has risen by around 15% since Brexit. This product is only just beginning to filter through into our warehouse stock, guess what will happen to the prices in the very near future?

[vegster]

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http://www.morningadvertiser.co.uk/O...urther-33-pubs

[studio150]

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Funny, although that's a parody "JD Wetherspoons" twitter account

[studio150]

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http://www.morningadvertiser.co.uk/O...urther-33-pubs

Yet another case of a leaver not looking beyond the headline.

[studio150]

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The cost of importing product into the business I work in has risen by around 15% since Brexit. This product is only just beginning to filter through into our warehouse stock, guess what will happen to the prices in the very near future?

No no you must realise by now that higher inflation is great news because we have our country back and a low pound is brilliant for exporters.

Stop this negativity leavers have banned it

[Soulman]

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No no you must realise by now that higher inflation is great news because we have our country back and a low pound is brilliant for exporters.

Stop this negativity leavers have banned it

Just put this post on repeat, oh you have.
FYI, most leavers have stated many times that leaving would not be easy, there would be tough tomes. By the way I did realise the JD tweet was a wind up, the clue was the laughing smiley that I added.

[vegster]

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Yet another case of a leaver not looking beyond the headline.

It is the way of business to shut down when things are not making money, Brexit and it's inherent financial woes may be the tipping point for many businesses. But the spoof Wetherspoons Twatter is cleverer than it looks," Vote brexit - get 'Spoons " could well be the best we can aspire too, however, you probably didn't look beyond the tagline did you ?