Gentlemen, here is the latest advice from Govt on how to prepare your business for Brexit
- Thread starter Bomber_Harris
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I got to `speak to your logistics provider` ?????????????????
do these people live anywhere near the real world?
do these people live anywhere near the real world?
Princess Pooper
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spin cycle
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obviously you DO think there are no lady farmers on TFF then....
my first thought reading the title
Shep
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Me too, why is this question only aimed at the men? Or are wammen too stupid to understand brexit.
primmiemoo
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Surely it's obvious that we're all women on TFF 
spin cycle
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Surely it's obvious that we're all women on TFF
i've always dreamed of being a 'big girls blouse'...does that count
sorry
primmiemoo
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i've always dreamed of being a 'big girls blouse'...does that count
sorry
There's no need to apologise. Honest!
Hindsight
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I was a tad disappointed that on this forward thinking socially inclusive and responsive forum the address was not Gender Neutral. Hey ho.
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Perhaps we should make it compulsory for posters to put their pronouns in their profile?
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The 'Gentlemen' was a bit unnecessary TBF. I am a 'gentleman' and it still glares at me everytime I read stuff like that.
Cowabunga
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What they mean is 'haulier'. "Logistics provider" is just the posh public school way of saying it.
primmiemoo
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Perhaps we should make it compulsory for posters to put their pronouns in their profile?
But would chaps want to show their honorifics in front of all and sundry, though?
Bomber_Harris
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Ladies and Gentlemen, the Govt has released a very informative video covering the 10 steps (yes, TEN!) businesses will have to follow to import goods from the EU after a no-deal Brexit
And here's the equivalent video for those wishing to export goods, 10 steps as well...
a bonus point to whoever can tell me which arch-Brexiteer said the following quote:
"You have just convinced me what my gut always knew – it is so complicated and convoluted, we must get the hell out."
And here's the equivalent video for those wishing to export goods, 10 steps as well...
a bonus point to whoever can tell me which arch-Brexiteer said the following quote:
"You have just convinced me what my gut always knew – it is so complicated and convoluted, we must get the hell out."
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FFS I doubt I will bother buying much from the UK if there is a no deal. Better things to do than fill forms in all day.
Y Fan Wen
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Gentlefolk?
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I’ve always dreamed of being down the front of a big girls blouse...i've always dreamed of being a 'big girls blouse'...does that count
sorry
Hindsight
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One likes to think so.
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Would we have to?FFS I doubt I will bother buying much from the UK if there is a no deal. Better things to do than fill forms in all day.
I am the customer / end user, if I buy ERTH parts from NI doesn't he have to do all this paperwork? Won't it arrive in the post as it always has?
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I would guess that importing simple things like that would be just done though an export courier who will fill out all the necessary documentation (This would most likely be the Single Administrative Document (SAD)) for ERTH, so the main difference will be instead of it costing £30 to ship, it will be £100 + VAT + Tariff if applicable.