mad muffin wrote: » And what about the bbc?! Has anyone thought about what will happen when we won’t be able to watch the bbc?! :eek::mad::(
Mrhuth wrote: » I can guarantee you that everything will increase massively. Even now our current prices are so much higher than prices in the UK so you end up buying half of the things from ebay or amazon as otherwise you're forced to pay 3 times the price compared to UK products. Most of our imports are from UK so 90% of the things will increase heavily in price after the outside EU tax. Just like buying from USA, you pay $100 on a $300 item just for taxes. UK leaving is going to crash Ireland. Should have joined the UK or colonized the world. I'm moving to the UK in a few months permanently and I'll laugh at you all when the UK doesn't babysit and support you anymore. You're gonna cry about how the evil overlord ain't protecting you anymore. Good luck, you'll definitely need it. This is what happens when you rely on someone else for life support
wellwhynot wrote: » Yes living in the UK will just be wonderful after a no deal Brexit. You are correct that the prices of British goods will rise which will mean countries like Ireland will import far less.
Mrhuth wrote: » I'm moving to the UK in a few months permanently and I'll laugh at you all when the UK doesn't babysit and support you anymore.
Mrhuth wrote: » Ireland relies on UK. Think or Ireland as a child inside a woman's womb. UK is the mother and if she dies, so does the child.
Supercell wrote: » Good luck in your British nirvana Mrhuth, you are going to need it :rolleyes:
Halloween Jack wrote: » Don’t let the door hit you on the arse on the way out....
Mrhuth wrote: » So, I was eating at a restaurant and have seen a group of people beside me leave their plates half full. I was still hungry after eating my food and I was wondering if it's normal or if someone else has asked for their food to be put in a take away bag and brought home. Would save me some coin if I could take the untouched part of the food which otherwise would be thrown away and wasted.
mad muffin wrote: » Omfg!!! Just realised!!! Wtf is going to happen with the Amazon?! Wtf countries Amazon are we going to use after brexit?!?!?!...
tritriagain wrote: » Maybe shop local? Support the local retailers. If you don't , don't moan when they're gone.
Fr_Dougal wrote: » Looks like you’re already preparing for this by asking for other people’s scraps!
Mrhuth wrote: » I'm moving to the UK in a few months permanently...
Mrhuth wrote: » And?
dav3 wrote: » Is there any way we can expedite the process?
Fr_Dougal wrote: » The lens that you look at life through is quite different to most people.
super_furry wrote: » Amazon.de is already cheaper to use than the U.K. site.
weldoninhio wrote: » Cool story bro!
Mrhuth wrote: » That will be the least of your worries, you'll sing a different tune when you're paying 30% more for any goods coming from the uk which is a lot. Go around your house and see how many goods are manufactured in uk and distributed in Ireland, you'll be surprised.