Thanks to UK prices the middle class has stopped buying anything They have a new spending habit: It’s called ‘don’t spend anything’
Want a new car? Clean the old one Want a new house? Tidy the old one
They have a new going out habit It’s called ‘Staying in’ The middle class didn’t get smarter with money, they have just become the new working class & can’t afford anything anymore
The year is 2042.
TottenhamMad is living his best life in a mansion, nice car, pretty wife, wonderful chidren and he is more than content with life 💙💙
Bringing the positive energy this Sunday morning 💙💙
How has the UK become so expensive?
How is a bottle of water costing me over £2?
How is it costing me over £100 to fill the car?
How is my weekly food shop for one costing me over £80?
How has rent gone from £450 a month to £900 a month on a 1 bedroom flat?
How is a hotel £100 a night?
How is a haircut £25?
How is a weekend away costing more than leaving the country?
How is fish and chips now £15?
How are driving lessons £50 an hour?
How is parking some places about £15 an hour?
How is a pint about £7?
You can't even leave the house without spending at least £60
The UK is absolutely finished.
Spurs missed out on Champions League football 5 times in the period in question.
City finished in the CL places, that’s £500m in lost revenue maximum we potentially missed out on @SpursOfficial
Man City should get the book thrown at them, but It's bizarre to me that Chelsea have gotten away with murder. Every bit of silverware they won under Abramovich is as tainted as anything City have done.
@DPJHodges Hi Dan, Elon thought I’d been posting so much. In reply to your previous message you a hold left of centre political view and think a Labour, Lib Dem and Green coalition would be in the country’s best interests I couldn’t disagree more & think it would be a disaster for the U.K.
Sorry Matthew, just seen this. I don't actually support any individual party. But do you genuinely think a Labour, Liberal Democrat, Green, SNP, Plaid Cymru, Zarah Sultana, Jeremy Corbyn coalition government would be in the national interest.
@MadTottenham Don't you? I knew him very well as it happens. He would have likely have said the same as me about Ed Miliband. I certainly don't have a clue who you are.
Got a £1,000 pay rise last week.
Didn’t feel like £1,000.
It felt like:
£300 to bills.
£200 to groceries.
£150 to something I forgot about.
The rest somehow vanished.
Earning more money is great.
Keeping it is the difficult bit.