Greek default in the next two weeks?

[MarillionFan]

I'm not that fast.

[Jog On]

So if they vote no and get cut loose from the EURO, no more bail outs and those earmarked funds instead go toward refinancing the banks exposed to their debt..

...what then for Greece? What's their plan B?

[sasguru]

So if they vote no and get cut loose from the EURO, no more bail outs and those earmarked funds instead go toward refinancing the banks exposed to their debt..

...what then for Greece? What's their plan B?

Getting tulip faced on retsina

[TheFaQQer]

So if they vote no and get cut loose from the EURO, no more bail outs and those earmarked funds instead go toward refinancing the banks exposed to their debt..

...what then for Greece? What's their plan B?

Return to the Drachma, devalued, boost tourism to get money back in....

[MarillionFan]

Return to the Drachma, devalued, boost tourism to get money back in....

They're being sold off on Ebay.

Emergency aid for Greece | eBay

[doodab]

What's their plan B?

I don't think planning is one of their strengths.

[TheFaQQer]

I love the Mash coverage

The Daily Mash - Greeks punch gift horse in the face

[chef]

Greece has enough cash to last until mid-December, a government source tells Reuters. The country is due an 8bn-euro bailout instalment this month but eurozone leaders have warned the country will not receive any more aid until it votes to meet its commitments to the eurozone.

from BBC News website at 10:47 today and so if the referendum is on Dec 4th, the public as a whole may not realise what life is like when their gov can't pay wages

[Paddy]

from BBC News website at 10:47 today and so if the referendum is on Dec 4th, the public as a whole may not realise what life is like when their gov can't pay wages

Russia in the 90s, most workers carried on working unpaid some for thee months, six months and beyond in order to keep the country going. I can’t see the Greeks doing that.

[Churchill]

Russia in the 90s, most workers carried on working unpaid some for thee months, six months and beyond in order to keep the country going. I can’t see the Greeks doing that.

Why not, is your tv broken?