Protestors chant 'Tory scum!' outside Downing Street

[Mick the Miller]

Archie

That may be right for you but you cannot speak for the other 5.699999m public sector workers as you aren't privy to their personal information.

So the best estimate we have is the ONS. Which takes us full circle and that living standards are back to the pre crash levels.

Oh dear oh dear.

[Mick the Miller]

What do you do? Highways isn't it?

Yes

Do you work with Souren?

I know him, but our paths rarely cross, different department. I can see his connection with your work though.

Very helpful and pleasant chap.

That does not add up.

[thornhillblue]

Tossers

[TruBlue]

Archie

That may be right for you but you cannot speak for the other 5.699999m public sector workers as you aren't privy to their personal information.

So the best estimate we have is the ONS. Which takes us full circle and that living standards are back to the pre crash levels.

Why use estimates when you can use facts?

Sarcasm really isn't your strong point is it mate.

[Mrs Steve R]

Archie

That may be right for you but you cannot speak for the other 5.699999m public sector workers as you aren't privy to their personal information.

So the best estimate we have is the ONS. Which takes us full circle and that living standards are back to the pre crash levels.

Why use estimates when you can use facts?

Public sector pay feezes mean public sector pay does not go up. But the cost of living still goes up.

I was going to say the same.

[Mick the Miller]

Archie

That may be right for you but you cannot speak for the other 5.699999m public sector workers as you aren't privy to their personal information.

So the best estimate we have is the ONS. Which takes us full circle and that living standards are back to the pre crash levels.

Why use estimates when you can use facts?

Public sector pay feezes mean public sector pay does not go up. But the cost of living still goes up.

Why don't they just get better jobs?

Why?

[Mrs Steve R]

Archie

That may be right for you but you cannot speak for the other 5.699999m public sector workers as you aren't privy to their personal information.

So the best estimate we have is the ONS. Which takes us full circle and that living standards are back to the pre crash levels.

Why use estimates when you can use facts?

Public sector pay feezes mean public sector pay does not go up. But the cost of living still goes up.

Why don't they just get better jobs?

Bugger me Ray Mears is a softer version of saddle sniffer.

Because is isn't.

[Mick the Miller]

Archie

That may be right for you but you cannot speak for the other 5.699999m public sector workers as you aren't privy to their personal information.

So the best estimate we have is the ONS. Which takes us full circle and that living standards are back to the pre crash levels.

Why use estimates when you can use facts?

Public sector pay feezes mean public sector pay does not go up. But the cost of living still goes up.

Why don't they just get better jobs?

Bugger me Ray Mears is a softer version of saddle sniffer.

Oh dear oh dear.

More than 3 words please. Is isn't hard.

[Mrs Steve R]

Archie

That may be right for you but you cannot speak for the other 5.699999m public sector workers as you aren't privy to their personal information.

So the best estimate we have is the ONS. Which takes us full circle and that living standards are back to the pre crash levels.

Why use estimates when you can use facts?

Public sector pay feezes mean public sector pay does not go up. But the cost of living still goes up.

Why don't they just get better jobs?

Bugger me Ray Mears is a softer version of saddle sniffer.

Oh dear oh dear.

If you thought Ray was being serious then sarcasm isn't your strong point because he wasn't being serious.