I'm in the money

[vetran]

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...s-buffoon.html

Senior firefighter wins more than £40,000 after he was sacked for calling his boss a 'buffoon'

• Paul Renforth directed the 'buffoon' insult towards Simon Smith at start of a shift
• Lead firefighter had 'bad blood' with managers, an employment tribunal heard
• Incident in 2018 led to his dismissal from fire service at London Luton Airport
• But company must now pay him £40,497 in compensation for unfair dismissal

I would be on £40k a week.

[NotAllThere]

[Mordac]

Who says "buffoon" these days? (Apart from when describing Boris, anyway...)

[vetran]

Who says "buffoon" these days? (Apart from when describing Boris, anyway...)

I like the word, suits most situations you can't use feckwit in.

I do miss Geoff (Buff)Hoon - good value.