@Otto_English It's amazing that people elected to champion and support the people of this country take so much relish in telling us to accept lower quality of life. Dude these are beans, doesn't matter what make they are no one in this country should think Heinz is a luxury they can't afford.
People are happier, less stressed, have more free time, pay less transport costs... Oh and more productive with a hybrid model.
Another case of this government being totally out of touch.
BBC News - Chancellor Jeremy Hunt: Office working should be default
https://t.co/z76AvHf6n6
Junior doctors complain but some of them earn thousands of pounds for one shift. Because they get £20 an hour, and their shift is 400 hours without a break. But still they complain.
"When the rainfall volume in a given month is at least as much as the long-term average, over 50% of Thames Water’s sewage treatment works spill into the environment."
Do feel free to explain that one "I’m heartbroken by sewage", dumping Sarah Bentley @thameswater.
⌛️ The Climate Change Committee has made clear that time is running out.
🙉 But we don't have a government, or an official opposition, with the political will to do what is necessary.
France: "We are increasing the retirement age by two years"
The French: "We will drop kick the eiffel tower into the fucking moon if you do"
Britain: "We've made it easier for old rich people to stay rich and if you're poor you can never retire"
Brits: "oh crumbs oh bother"
Wow. After introducing his guest as “a particularly distinguished professor of economics at Kings college London” Jacob Rees-Mogg squirms as he’s told some hard truths about the damage of Brexit. Watch in disbelief at what comes next
Brits told to avoid 83 beaches after sewage leaks.
Anyone failing to clear dog poo from a beach faces personal fine/prosecution.
Water company directors dump tons, get bonuses, face no personal fine/prosecution.
So, country is now surrounded by sewage.
https://t.co/jrb7TkA74n
Tory MPs call for Gordon Brown to resign as Chancellor after he scheduled his budget during the same days as the Cheltenham horse-racing Festival (2004)