Anyone felt the pinch yet?

Notice a good proportion of my hotels are quiet this week. But with the jubilee round the corner and pride the week after maybe folk are simply saving their trips for that.

Cant help but feel the media are driving a lot of it. They seem hell bent on us heading into a recession. Making people panic and stop spending.

They should be telling everyone its all gravy.

Only area Ive felt it is diesel. £154 to fill my van the other day. That's taking the piss.

5 minutes ago, gonzo said:

Haha the wife got poisonined a few years ago and lost 2 stone.

She was well chuffed

Kinell, that's some gut rot.

All this talk oif burgers has made me hungry, so I've just placed a Deliveroo for a 5 Guys for lunch. It should be here in about 15 minutes hopefully.....and at £24, it wants to still be hot when it gets here!

52 minutes ago, Sweep said:

All this talk oif burgers has made me hungry, so I've just placed a Deliveroo for a 5 Guys for lunch. It should be here in about 15 minutes hopefully.....and at £24, it wants to still be hot when it gets here!

One burger; £24?

1 minute ago, globaldiver said:

One burger; £24?

with chips and a milkshake, and the delivery cost 🙂

It was very nice though, and still nice and hot you'll be pleased to know

2 minutes ago, Sweep said:

with chips and a milkshake, and the delivery cost 🙂

It was very nice though, and still nice and hot you'll be pleased to know

Phew!

12 minutes ago, Sweep said:

with chips and a milkshake, and the delivery cost 🙂

It was very nice though, and still nice and hot you'll be pleased to know

And warmed up in a shipping container on Trafford park by a load of Albanians chained to the floor.

 

17 minutes ago, Spider said:

And warmed up in a shipping container on Trafford park by a load of Albanians chained to the floor.

 

nah, it came from Stevenage store so should be OK........and we all know that Albanians are too busy raping our white women to be warming up burgers

I thought I was being bourgeoisie paying over £5 for a piece of bread with a small bit of cheese and tomato on from Starbs.

10 minutes ago, Carlos said:

I thought I was being bourgeoisie paying over £5 for a piece of bread with a small bit of cheese and tomato on from Starbs.

Volcano.

4 hours ago, Sweep said:

with chips and a milkshake, and the delivery cost 🙂

It was very nice though, and still nice and hot you'll be pleased to know

Surely a trip to the fingering pub would of been better.

5 minutes ago, tomski said:

Surely a trip to the fingering pub would of been better.

Sadly closed down. No more Fingering breakfasts mate. 

How funny was that 🤣🤣🤣

1 minute ago, Sweep said:

Sadly closed down. No more Fingering breakfasts mate. 

How funny was that 🤣🤣🤣

Oh that’s sad. It was one of my favourite Biggleswade haunts.

It was brilliant.

Bit of good news for you guys

 

US to increase LNG supplies to UK under new deal - LNG Prime

 

6 minutes ago, tyldesley_white said:

Bit of good news for you guys

 

US to increase LNG supplies to UK under new deal - LNG Prime

 

Hmm

Good news for this winter, certainly

 

8 minutes ago, tyldesley_white said:

Bit of good news for you guys

 

US to increase LNG supplies to UK under new deal - LNG Prime

 

Shove your smelly American gas back up your fat American bums and give us a trade deal that suits us.

7 minutes ago, Spider said:

Shove your smelly American gas back up your fat American bums and give us a trade deal that suits us.

We’ve got a very successful trading relationship with the US.

9 minutes ago, globaldiver said:

We’ve got a very successful trading relationship with the US.

Oh

why all the histrionics from Lord Frost and co about getting a trade deal with them then?

Just now, Spider said:

Oh

why all the histrionics from Lord Frost and co about getting a trade deal with them then?

Don’t know, can’t recall any big ooha. Clearly, a free trade agreement is, philosophically and practically, a good thing. It isn’t easy with the way that the US is set up, as much is devolved to each state. Hopefully one for the future.

9 minutes ago, globaldiver said:

Don’t know, can’t recall any big ooha. Clearly, a free trade agreement is, philosophically and practically, a good thing. It isn’t easy with the way that the US is set up, as much is devolved to each state. Hopefully one for the future.

Are you saying that a deal with the US was never even mentioned as being one of the Brexit bonuses?

Dont be that guy.

1 minute ago, Spider said:

Are you saying that a deal with the US was never even mentioned as being one of the Brexit bonuses?

Dont be that guy.

Don’t be so soft.

4 minutes ago, globaldiver said:

Don’t be so soft.

😁

Even Lizzie Truss was talking about it a few weeks ago

15 minutes ago, Spider said:

😁

Even Lizzie Truss was talking about it a few weeks ago

Perhaps we’ll know more in the fullness of time.

3 minutes ago, globaldiver said:

Perhaps we’ll know more in the fullness of time.

15 years was Mounts most recent prediction.

He has to be right eventually. About something.

19 minutes ago, Spider said:

😁

Even Lizzie Truss was talking about it a few weeks ago

Think you'll find Truss was saying it wouldn't happen quickly.

That, in part, is due to the current set up over in the US. 

Penny Mordaunt has been working over there for a while working with the individual states; as BD points out, this is a practical way to go.

The Scotchers and farmers, have already benefited.

41 minutes ago, Tonge moor green jacket said:

Think you'll find Truss was saying it wouldn't happen quickly.

That, in part, is due to the current set up over in the US. 

Penny Mordaunt has been working over there for a while working with the individual states; as BD points out, this is a practical way to go.

The Scotchers and farmers, have already benefited.

Oh

A trade deal must never have gotten a mention then from the Leave campaign.

I was sure it did. I must be wrong 😁