Vauxhall Brexit after 2020?

[AtW]

I am not a salesman, I am an engineer.

So if you don't know the subject area, why are you dissing achievements in it?

[sasguru]

I am not a salesman, I am an engineer.

Oh another "engineer" like Churchy.
Have you ever had any occupation that didn't involve suckling on the tit of the nanny state?
You'll experience the big bad world soon enough when Brexit bites on the public purse and your ex-squaddie sinecure will have to be canned

[shaunbhoy]

So if you don't know the subject area, why are you dissing achievements in it?

Who said I don't know the subject area?

Are you involved with the automotive industry? Or does your knowledge of that rank right up there with your knowledge of how to miss the UK property boat?

[shaunbhoy]

Have you ever had any occupation that didn't involve suckling on the tit of the nanny state?

I don't work in the public sector, never have. Not sure where your "nanny-state" tangent comes from. Please explain....I could do with a laugh.

[AtW]

Who said I don't know the subject area?

Your lack of understanding manifested itself clearly above.

Are you involved with the automotive industry? Or does your knowledge of that rank right up there with your knowledge of how to miss the UK property boat?

I have good knowledge of sales.

I did not miss the UK property boat - I've just chosen to invest into my own company, which enabled me to buy property for cash at a later junction. Had I bought it earlier then I'd probably had it paid off by now also, BUT I would not have had great company created, so on a balance I've gained more with my strategy than lost.

[shaunbhoy]

I have good knowledge of sales.

Yes. Remind us, how much did you pay for your Pug??

I did not miss the UK property boat - I've just chosen to invest into my own company

Good for you. Well just make sure that you pay all relevant taxes for the privilege. Wouldn't want you to feel that you weren't pulling your weight.

[shaunbhoy]

Gotta love it when sas and AtW are in unison on a topic. The archetypal confederacy of dunces.
They complement each other admirably. Like two flat tyres on the same axle.

[AtW]

Yes. Remind us, how much did you pay for your Pug??

£12.5k if I am not mistaken, only 6 months old it was, half the money paid by my dad who promised to do it when I get driving license

Drove it for 10 years, so worked out on average pretty good.

Good for you. Well just make sure that you pay all relevant taxes for the privilege. Wouldn't want you to feel that you weren't pulling your weight.

All taxes paid, don't want Outland Revenue to break my thumbs...

[shaunbhoy]

All taxes paid, don't want Outland Revenue to break my thumbs...

Good man. Those Baby Boomer pensions won't pay themselves!!

[darmstadt]

Didn't PSA buy Talbot? Remember them...

I presume this also includes Lotus? A Peugeot Lotus, can see that selling well