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Previously on "Brexit Economics Lesson 3 - British ingenuity"
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AndyW's mum can do the sticking. She's an expert.
You're only sneering cos you've been out foxed. If Chinese and African produce can be repackaged in Europe and sold as EU produce, I hardly think this is an insurmountable problem. Especially with a little offshoot embedded inside.
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I see a slight problem as many of the people putting those stickers on will be low paid immigrant workers who are starting to feel unwanted in the UK, might not work. However, you could always send them home and get a lot of unemployed Brexiters to work on minimum wage or zero hours contracts to do it
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Brexit Economics Lesson 3 - British ingenuity
It's taken me a few beers to clear the fog but I reckon this is a sure fire winner.
1. We buy a load of stickers with 'Made in Scotland' surround by euro stars
2. We buy another load of stickers with a 'Made in England or Wales' with a red/white cross or red dragon as appropriate
3. Anything made in GB destined for EU zones gets sticker number 1 on it
4. Anything made in GB destined for the rest of the planet gets sticker number 2 on it
5. Best of both worlds achieved. Count the money.
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