No Deal Brexit.

[CardiffIrish2]

My major German customer has requested that we pay a £4million "no deal" bond, basically it's the equivalent of pulling forward April & May 2019 orders by 2 months and then no orders for 2 months. They've done this with all their UK suppliers. We have to do it as the consequential loss penalties are far greater. It's fecking disastrous due to the premier costs in the pull forward of the global supply chain & what we do with 100+ staff who'll have no work for 2 months.

Sorry to hear that mate, sounds like a lot of stress.

Exactly why I ****ing hate the bullshit espoused by Brexiteers who were telling all how easy and painless this process would be.

[lardy]

Sorry to hear that mate, sounds like a lot of stress.

Exactly why I ****ing hate the bullshit espoused by Brexiteers who were telling all how easy and painless this process would be.

That's terrible, Des.

Cardiffirish, I'd disagree with you there. Brexit will be easy and painless but only for a few. You can guess who (Farage, ReesMogg, to name but two).