I thought the eu were going to come running to you guys?

[Henarar]

no different to making an extra 100 bales of silage in case tis a long winter, you hope you don't need them but best be prepared

try going to a tractor dealer and before they tell you the price you tell them your going to buy it whatever

 

[Raider112]

I quite liked the following post I spotted under and article in The Times comments section. Appertain.

The practical madness of No Deal : Showing you are 'serious about no deal' means spending billions on preparations for disruption in the hope that the 'other side' will blink. The result is thousands of civil servants have been employed doing work that it is hoped will not be needed. Customs officers and border force officers are being recruited in the hope that they won't be needed. Ports are investing in infrastructure that the government hopes won't be needed. Business are being asked to spend collective billions complying with bureaucratic arrangements that the government hopes will be redundant. How do people get sucked into this Alice-in-Wonderland mindset?

Because May made such a mess of it the first time.