Isn't it time to let this go?

[ns1]

Except for not being able to source enough vaccines...

This hasn't happened, so it's only a hypothetical.

[ns1]

Do you eat any fresh salad between November and say March?

By the sounds of it you have never looked so you will be in for a hell of a surprise when you do look.

I was referring to cojak's post about individuals encountering problems ordering stuff directly from the EU.

If shortages on supermarket shelves do actually materialize then that is something to be concerned about but at the moment this is just speculation (or even scare mongering).

[NotAllThere]

I doubt brexit is going to have much of a noticeable impact on most people's lives.

Except for not being able to source enough vaccines...

Warn us before Covid vaccines go to Britain, EU tells Pfizer | News | The Times

But apart from that, what impact has brexit had on most people's lives?

[Eirikur]

What % of the public regularly buy stuff from the EU? It's not really the end of the world if it's not worth doing that anymore.

Even your gammon comes from the EU

[eek]

What % of the public regularly buy stuff from the EU? It's not really the end of the world if it's not worth doing that anymore.

Do you eat any fresh salad between November and say March?

By the sounds of it you have never looked so you will be in for a hell of a surprise when you do look.

[ns1]

But it's been less than a month.

During a pandemic when people can't travel.

And in January when people are paying off Christmas and haven't yet bought anything from Europe, and if they have are wondering why their packages are still stuck at the post office but haven't got around to finding out why...

Brexit: - I was asked to pay an extra GBP82 for my GBP200 coat - BBC News

No, there's much more entertainment to be had here.

What % of the public regularly buy stuff from the EU? It's not really the end of the world if it's not worth doing that anymore.

[ns1]

Are you competing for the most stupid statement of the week?

We have a clear winner

Typical brexidiot responses. No content, just insults.

[clearedforlanding]

But it's been less than a month.

During a pandemic when people can't travel.

And in January when people are paying off Christmas and haven't yet bought anything from Europe, and if they have are wondering why their packages are still stuck at the post office but haven't got around to finding out why...

Brexit: - I was asked to pay an extra GBP82 for my GBP200 coat - BBC News

No, there's much more entertainment to be had here.

Nothing to see here.

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[BlasterBates]

...not to forget the upcoming Scotland constitutional crisis in May.

[cojak]

I doubt brexit is going to have much of a noticeable impact on most people's lives.

But it's been less than a month.

During a pandemic when people can't travel.

And in January when people are paying off Christmas and haven't yet bought anything from Europe, and if they have are wondering why their packages are still stuck at the post office but haven't got around to finding out why...

Brexit: - I was asked to pay an extra GBP82 for my GBP200 coat - BBC News

No, there's much more entertainment to be had here.