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Thanks for the reasonable and polite reply. :) I have to disagree on certain points (obviously), as I believe the EU actually increases the rights of workers, and the Euro is certainly not 'our' final destination unless we want it to be. That may well happen, at some point in the...

You got a :) What more do you need?

It does, thanks. :) Not too sure in what way, but if you think so, far be it from me to argue. (Not too sure what you mean by the 'environment' or which of 'our Laws' you mean, but hey ho. )

Ooh, I'm glad you're back, as I meant to ask you what you're most looking forward to, benefit-wise, by leaving the EU. Which controls will you be happy to be freed from?

Cool. So this thread and the outcome of the Brexit vote is of no concern to you. On your way. :)

As you seem to be a reasonable person to converse with, may I ask what you feel are some of the benefits of Leaving actually are? Have you ever felt that your life has (so far) been adversely affected/impacted by being in the EU? Do you feel that we are being 'controlled', in the way that PPF...

I agree, there IS uncertainty on both sides, hence the need for a second referendum, to see whether it can (or cannot) help the issue. There really isn't a definite desire to Leave. I think we all agree it's of utmost importance to get it right, surely?

So who would you recommend to get us this elusive 'easiest deal in history/best deal for the the UK'? Please don't suggest Farridge, as you know that's ridiculous.

I assume you mean reflects the views of the country in 2016? Are you so sure that's the case now, in 2019?

No Deal isn't really viable and the deal is voted against by Brexiteers....and so it continues. And when you say 'us'....how so? I thought you'd already left? ;)

3 years (and counting) says. So I ask (politely) what do you suggest, if a deal isn't forthcoming? Leave with No Deal? As you said, it sounds awful...and will most likely prove to be.

Apparently they are the only options available, as a deal doesn't seem possible. What options would you suggest?

Remain or Leave (with No Deal) is a binary choice. Leaving with a deal is/has/and may continue to prove impossible. So what options are left, other than Remain or Leave (with no deal), which, as you say, might exclude the Leavers who wish to leave with this elusive 'deal'?

In your world. :)

That's correct, they are not our boss and never were. :) Hard to take back control that we never lost in the first place. :)

Don't plan to. :)

No, and why on earth should they be? It's like you trying to break free from a work contract and expecting your boss to give you the best deal. You would be the same in that position, I'm sure. At no point before or during the referendum was No Deal offered as an option if we voted to Leave...

How that negotiated deal coming on?

And how's that 'agreement with the EU' going? ;)

No chip here. :)