You'd be stupid not to have a Plan B if Brexit goes bad - so what is it?

[sasguru]

We're all contractors and small businesses and plan for the future, right? So it would be wise to have a plan B if Brexit goes bad, without question. What's yours?

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Is a bad Brexit a Brexit that fails and we have no Brexit, or a successful Brexit, where we actually get a full on Brexit?

My plan is to have more fun, travel more and laugh at politicians.

[sasguru]

Is a bad Brexit a Brexit that fails and we have no Brexit, or a successful Brexit, where we actually get a full on Brexit?

My plan is to have more fun, travel more and laugh at politicians.

A bad Brexit is where the economy tanks and the plans you outline in your last sentence are incapable of achievement because you find it difficult to work.

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A bad Brexit is where the economy tanks and the plans you outline in your last sentence are incapable of achievement because you find it difficult to work.

So similar situation to a LibLabSNP coalition govt then?

I will always find work, even if it means living and working overseas or perish the thought, work in some non-job for the public sector.

[ladymuck]

... incapable of achievement because you find it difficult to work.

Oh...that sounds awfully like me

[sasguru]

So similar situation to a LibLabSNP coalition govt then?

I will always find work, even if it means living and working overseas or perish the thought, work in some non-job for the public sector.

1. You won't have the right to work in Europe.
2. You're clearly not a real contractor if you think the public sector is a valid place to work.
3. Following on from 2, the public sector will shrink considerably in the event of a bad Brexit, since the private sector will too. Money doesn't grow on trees, contrary to popular belief.

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1. You won't have the right to work in Europe.
2. You're clearly not a real contractor if you think the public sector is a valid place to work.
3. Following on from 2, the public sector will shrink considerably in the event of a bad Brexit, since the private sector will too. Money doesn't grow on trees, contrary to popular belief.

Then I will go back to living with my dear old mum. I don't think 52 is too old to live at home these days. She can pay all the bills, the tight money grabbing witch. She won't even let me bring back girls from the pub.

[sasguru]

Then I will go back to living with my dear old mum. I don't think 52 is too old to live at home these days.

That's a plan. At least you have one. See it's not hard. That's all I was asking ...

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That's a plan. At least you have one. See it's not hard. That's all I was asking ...

Anytime.

[northernladyuk]

Plan A was to obtain EU citizenship.