Brexit expectations and reality

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of the believing was

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that things would get cheaper and we'd

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be able to decide things ourselves so do

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you see that coming at any point that no

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you don't actually produce anything

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anymore yeah but now we can trade with

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people like Japan and the US freely and

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so we import all these chickens that are

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stuffed with

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chlorine yummy brilliant if I want to

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buy if I want a chicken I want to buy it

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locally that's grown locally not from a

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boat in from America that's

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frozen don't understand that those trade

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agreements that we potentially could

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have had with America or Australia India

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that they talked about they haven't come

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to pass and even if they do come to pass

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it appears that they're going to be very

8:31

small and it also appears that certainly

8:33

with America those trade agreements are

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going to be detrimental to our own

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Farmers how did Greeks treat you after

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brexit did you get a different response

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that you did when we were part of the EU

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no the Greek Greek people are absolutely

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lovely people I felt a little bit um

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like an outsider late at night at

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parties you do apologize to anyone yeah

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from the European Union like it wasn't

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me it wasn't it wasn't us we had

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absolutely nothing to do with it we were

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horrified

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cementing British stereotypes of

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apologizing oh I'm always saying sorry

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sorry if I go to Europe I Tred to make a

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point of letting people know that I did

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not