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<blockquote data-quote="puppet" data-source="post: 6867861" data-attributes="member: 25962"><p>Joseph and his 7 years of plenty was a lesson to all businesses. There were some years when dairy farmers were taking their monthly earnings to the bank in a wheelbarrow. Some were actually prepared to admit it. Suddenly everything changed 5 years ago but all the shiny metal and buildings which that money was spent on and extra borrowed against still had to paid off. </p><p>Same again but people still have to eat so it will settle down. As the lockdown eases people will hopefully be desperate to treat themselves. There are still a lot of people getting full income. </p><p>Locals here are already talking about supporting closed local businesses and shops in future who are really losing out in a major way. </p><p>Hopefully their memories are long enough.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="puppet, post: 6867861, member: 25962"] Joseph and his 7 years of plenty was a lesson to all businesses. There were some years when dairy farmers were taking their monthly earnings to the bank in a wheelbarrow. Some were actually prepared to admit it. Suddenly everything changed 5 years ago but all the shiny metal and buildings which that money was spent on and extra borrowed against still had to paid off. Same again but people still have to eat so it will settle down. As the lockdown eases people will hopefully be desperate to treat themselves. There are still a lot of people getting full income. Locals here are already talking about supporting closed local businesses and shops in future who are really losing out in a major way. Hopefully their memories are long enough. [/QUOTE]
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