Imagine negotiating with your boss over pay and threatening to resign if they don't agree with all your demands, but with no other job offer in the pipeline. They call your bluff, and then you can't pay your mortgage.
But at least you showed them you were willing to walk away...
Sound move if you are not happy with your old job.
Facebook, incidentally, is a very good place of getting news if you want to find out what gets the attention of people enough to talk proactively about it to their family and friends. It often informs what I choose to write about, as with today’s piece.
You mean you lie in bed reading facebook, and not listening to radio 4? Shame on you, sir.
I’m afraid I haven’t listened to Radio 4 in 20 years or more. I will draw a veil over what I actually do in bed.
Sounds kinky...
Alastair and partner playing with his ginger nuts .... biscuits of course, he doesn't like to share ....
Are the Hob Nobs too salty then?
I see @AlastairMeeks more as a fan of the Bourbon, while @roger would clearly go for Nice. I suspect @Cyclefree more inclined to a Garibaldi.
Imagine negotiating with your boss over pay and threatening to resign if they don't agree with all your demands, but with no other job offer in the pipeline. They call your bluff, and then you can't pay your mortgage.
But at least you showed them you were willing to walk away...
Sound move if you are not happy with your old job.
Many, many people will have done exactly that.
Yeah, if you had prepared for such an eventuality...
Imagine negotiating with your boss over pay and threatening to resign if they don't agree with all your demands, but with no other job offer in the pipeline. They call your bluff, and then you can't pay your mortgage.
But at least you showed them you were willing to walk away...
Sound move if you are not happy with your old job.
Many, many people will have done exactly that.
Yeah, if you had prepared for such an eventuality...
Even if you haven't sometimes taking a leap is necessary. Puts you under pressure to come up swiftly with an alternative solution rather than kicking the can forever while remaining unhappy.
Imagine negotiating with your boss over pay and threatening to resign if they don't agree with all your demands, but with no other job offer in the pipeline. They call your bluff, and then you can't pay your mortgage.
But at least you showed them you were willing to walk away...
Sound move if you are not happy with your old job.
Many, many people will have done exactly that.
I wouldn't try it in this age of universal credit. You'll be homeless in six months and dead in a year.
Facebook, incidentally, is a very good place of getting news if you want to find out what gets the attention of people enough to talk proactively about it to their family and friends. It often informs what I choose to write about, as with today’s piece.
You mean you lie in bed reading facebook, and not listening to radio 4? Shame on you, sir.
I’m afraid I haven’t listened to Radio 4 in 20 years or more. I will draw a veil over what I actually do in bed.
Sounds kinky...
Alastair and partner playing with his ginger nuts .... biscuits of course, he doesn't like to share ....
Are the Hob Nobs too salty then?
I see @AlastairMeeks more as a fan of the Bourbon, while @roger would clearly go for Nice. I suspect @Cyclefree more inclined to a Garibaldi.
Imagine negotiating with your boss over pay and threatening to resign if they don't agree with all your demands, but with no other job offer in the pipeline. They call your bluff, and then you can't pay your mortgage.
But at least you showed them you were willing to walk away...
Sound move if you are not happy with your old job.
Many, many people will have done exactly that.
I wouldn't try it in this age of universal credit. You'll be homeless in six months and dead in a year.
Pathetic project fear scaremongering.
Or you'll get a new job. There are people up and down the country who do exactly this every single workday.
Imagine negotiating with your boss over pay and threatening to resign if they don't agree with all your demands, but with no other job offer in the pipeline. They call your bluff, and then you can't pay your mortgage.
But at least you showed them you were willing to walk away...
Sound move if you are not happy with your old job.
Many, many people will have done exactly that.
I wouldn't try it in this age of universal credit. You'll be homeless in six months and dead in a year.
Pathetic project fear scaremongering.
Or you'll get a new job. There are people up and down the country who do exactly this every single workday.
You do realise a huge amount of people in this country have no savings and live paycheck to paycheck?
Imagine negotiating with your boss over pay and threatening to resign if they don't agree with all your demands, but with no other job offer in the pipeline. They call your bluff, and then you can't pay your mortgage.
But at least you showed them you were willing to walk away...
Sound move if you are not happy with your old job.
Many, many people will have done exactly that.
I wouldn't try it in this age of universal credit. You'll be homeless in six months and dead in a year.
Pathetic project fear scaremongering.
Or you'll get a new job. There are people up and down the country who do exactly this every single workday.
Negotiationing away a multitude of tariff and no-tariff barriers with all the countries we deal with in short order is as easy as getting a new job? You’re insane.
Imagine negotiating with your boss over pay and threatening to resign if they don't agree with all your demands, but with no other job offer in the pipeline. They call your bluff, and then you can't pay your mortgage.
But at least you showed them you were willing to walk away...
Sound move if you are not happy with your old job.
Many, many people will have done exactly that.
I wouldn't try it in this age of universal credit. You'll be homeless in six months and dead in a year.
Pathetic project fear scaremongering.
Or you'll get a new job. There are people up and down the country who do exactly this every single workday.
You do realise a huge amount of people in this country have no savings and live paycheck to paycheck?
Possibly not.
It's one reason why I'm staying in my current job a bit longer. In a few months I'll have cleared my mortgage and be in a position to earn enough to survive on a reduced income if I wish. At that time, I may well walk.
BBC should raise its revenues in the marketplace same as every other broadcaster.
Either make it subscription based or play adverts. There is plenty of choice available quite literally.
You'd clearly like to see a world-renowned great British instution trashed on the altar of neo-liberalism. The Conservative party the same - what is it they are about 'conserving' these days?
Imagine negotiating with your boss over pay and threatening to resign if they don't agree with all your demands, but with no other job offer in the pipeline. They call your bluff, and then you can't pay your mortgage.
But at least you showed them you were willing to walk away...
Sound move if you are not happy with your old job.
Many, many people will have done exactly that.
I wouldn't try it in this age of universal credit. You'll be homeless in six months and dead in a year.
Pathetic project fear scaremongering.
Or you'll get a new job. There are people up and down the country who do exactly this every single workday.
You do realise a huge amount of people in this country have no savings and live paycheck to paycheck?
Yes and a huge amount will walk out of a job and into a new one within a week or two too.
Gove - the annoying Apprentice candidate who gets knocked out in week 2 Hunt - blandness designed by the bland committee Javid - sometimes forget if he's actually in this? Boris - definitely not actually in this Raab - Android Stewart - clearly winning the audience. Gets a bit shirty though sometimes and that could backfire.
BBC should raise its revenues in the marketplace same as every other broadcaster.
Either make it subscription based or play adverts. There is plenty of choice available quite literally.
You'd clearly like to see a world-renowned great British instution trashed on the altar of neo-liberalism. The Conservative party the same - what is it they are about 'conserving' these days?
Netflix is world renowned too.
If the renowned.BBC is so great then it should find it easy to raise funds.
Imagine negotiating with your boss over pay and threatening to resign if they don't agree with all your demands, but with no other job offer in the pipeline. They call your bluff, and then you can't pay your mortgage.
But at least you showed them you were willing to walk away...
Sound move if you are not happy with your old job.
Many, many people will have done exactly that.
I wouldn't try it in this age of universal credit. You'll be homeless in six months and dead in a year.
Pathetic project fear scaremongering.
Or you'll get a new job. There are people up and down the country who do exactly this every single workday.
You do realise a huge amount of people in this country have no savings and live paycheck to paycheck?
Yes and a huge amount will walk out of a job and into a new one within a week or two too.
Out of touch and unrealistic.
No one would ever recommend leaving a job without another one unless under extreme circumstances.
Yes, clear winner at 40 minutes...Raab fighting his corner. Hunt and Javid doing OK but not dominating. Gove seriously underperforming. Still 40 mins to go...
Yes, clear winner at 40 minutes...Raab fighting his corner. Hunt and Javid doing OK but not dominating. Gove seriously underperforming. Still 40 mins to go...
Yes, clear winner at 40 minutes...Raab fighting his corner. Hunt and Javid doing OK but not dominating. Gove seriously underperforming. Still 40 mins to go...
The Nigel Farage question that conveniently immediately gets put to Rory is definitely a C4 plant. Quite outrageous.
Why
Every question should get put to every candidate. Throw that to the wall and basic moderation goes out the window.
You have to start somewhere
and the point is to get the momentum to try and make the final two... that's all he has to worry and focus on doing now. Getting a media and social media 'buzz' could easily help with non-headbanger Tory MPs for achieving that.
The battle for the members has not yet begun... to go all LOTR.
Imagine negotiating with your boss over pay and threatening to resign if they don't agree with all your demands, but with no other job offer in the pipeline. They call your bluff, and then you can't pay your mortgage.
But at least you showed them you were willing to walk away...
Sound move if you are not happy with your old job.
Many, many people will have done exactly that.
I wouldn't try it in this age of universal credit. You'll be homeless in six months and dead in a year.
Pathetic project fear scaremongering.
Or you'll get a new job. There are people up and down the country who do exactly this every single workday.
You do realise a huge amount of people in this country have no savings and live paycheck to paycheck?
Yes and a huge amount will walk out of a job and into a new one within a week or two too.
Out of touch and unrealistic.
No one would ever recommend leaving a job without another one unless under extreme circumstances.
You are the one out of touch.
I expect the proportion of people who have ever quit without having a new one lined up to be quite a significant one.
Just because it isn't recommended doesn't mean it doesn't happen very regularly.
I keep wondering who they think they're talking to. As any advertiser will tell you knowing your audience is your starting point. I'm genuinely confused.
Imagine negotiating with your boss over pay and threatening to resign if they don't agree with all your demands, but with no other job offer in the pipeline. They call your bluff, and then you can't pay your mortgage.
But at least you showed them you were willing to walk away...
Sound move if you are not happy with your old job.
Many, many people will have done exactly that.
I wouldn't try it in this age of universal credit. You'll be homeless in six months and dead in a year.
Pathetic project fear scaremongering.
Or you'll get a new job. There are people up and down the country who do exactly this every single workday.
There are people who quit their job every single workday? Not very clever, is it? Maybe they should come back on day 2, it might get better. Unlike your posts, which are consistently shit.
Stewart needs to be questioned on how he would get the withdrawal agreement through though. The opposition parties have zero intention of voting Brexit through, no matter how much he reaches out and he's not the person who could convince the ERG rebels.
Yes, clear winner at 40 minutes...Raab fighting his corner. Hunt and Javid doing OK but not dominating. Gove seriously underperforming. Still 40 mins to go...
Yes, clear winner at 40 minutes...Raab fighting his corner. Hunt and Javid doing OK but not dominating. Gove seriously underperforming. Still 40 mins to go...
Good summary.
He used the T word maybe we can start having real debate about no deal brexit
This is actually a good programme and all 5 of them seem infinitely better than Johnson. I could live with any of these guys as PM for a few weeks before Labour win the snap election. None of them would send me into a deep bout of the blues about what this country had become.
Raab has blown this . Suspending parliament has destroyed his chances . Hunt doing okay , Gove looks desperate , Javid I think has done fine , Stewart fine aswell .
Imagine negotiating with your boss over pay and threatening to resign if they don't agree with all your demands, but with no other job offer in the pipeline. They call your bluff, and then you can't pay your mortgage.
But at least you showed them you were willing to walk away...
Sound move if you are not happy with your old job.
Many, many people will have done exactly that.
I wouldn't try it in this age of universal credit. You'll be homeless in six months and dead in a year.
Pathetic project fear scaremongering.
Or you'll get a new job. There are people up and down the country who do exactly this every single workday.
You do realise a huge amount of people in this country have no savings and live paycheck to paycheck?
Yes and a huge amount will walk out of a job and into a new one within a week or two too.
Out of touch and unrealistic.
No one would ever recommend leaving a job without another one unless under extreme circumstances.
You are the one out of touch.
I expect the proportion of people who have ever quit without having a new one lined up to be quite a significant one.
Just because it isn't recommended doesn't mean it doesn't happen very regularly.
So to continue the EU analogy, you quit your job because your employer (the EU) won't give you everything you want and then you have to pick up any old job because you have no savings and therefore can't hold out for the perfect job.
Another reason for him to call an immediate snap election.
Indeed. If he wins a majority Boris then has the numbers to get the compromises needed to get the Withdrawal Agreement through the Commons with minor tweaks agreed with the EU without being reliant on the DUP and ERG hardliners or hoping for rebel Labour MPs
Or him and the Tories are out on their arses, more likely.
Imagine negotiating with your boss over pay and threatening to resign if they don't agree with all your demands, but with no other job offer in the pipeline. They call your bluff, and then you can't pay your mortgage.
But at least you showed them you were willing to walk away...
Sound move if you are not happy with your old job.
Many, many people will have done exactly that.
I wouldn't try it in this age of universal credit. You'll be homeless in six months and dead in a year.
Pathetic project fear scaremongering.
Or you'll get a new job. There are people up and down the country who do exactly this every single workday.
There are people who quit their job every single workday? Not very clever, is it? Maybe they should come back on day 2, it might get better. Unlike your posts, which are consistently shit.
Hahaha.
Every day there will be people quitting somewhere. The idea its unheard of is absurd.
Another reason for him to call an immediate snap election.
Indeed. If he wins a majority Boris then has the numbers to get the compromises needed to get the Withdrawal Agreement through the Commons with minor tweaks agreed with the EU without being reliant on the DUP and ERG hardliners or hoping for rebel Labour MPs
This is so confusing.
I thought a day or two ago Johnson's triumphant snap election was going to be fought on a No Deal platform, in order for all the Brexit Party supporters to vote Tory.
Now it's going to be called in order essentially to pass Theresa May's deal, with only cosmetic changes?
So how does he get the Brexit lot to vote Tory? Is he going to pretend he's aiming for No Deal, only to present the Commons with Meaningful Vote Number [I've lost count] a few weeks later?
Even with Boris about 13% of voters will still vote Brexit Party with Yougov ie UKIP 2015 levels, Boris can ignore them and just aim for the Tory to Brexit Party defectors who are putting the Brexit Party over 20% but are not No Deal fanatics.
So provided Boris gets a majority and a few tweaks to the backstop from the EU he can say we will leave the EU with a Deal, if not of course he can say he will still have a majority in the Commons for a No Deal Brexit
Forget your obsession with opinion polling. Not only do you base far too much of your opinions on them you then turn them into concrete facts. There is no certainty Boris would get a working majority with vast swathes of Scotland, London and the south voting either SNP or Lib Dems. At best Boris may achieve largest party but the deadlock would continue
As for extreme ERG members threatening to go to TBP that is fine by me no matter the consequences or how badly it effects the party. I do not want to share my party with Faragists and UKIPPERS
No there is clear polling Boris would get an overall majority on a Deal or No Deal Brexit platform actually.
What is certain is that if the Tories do not commit to deliver Brexit whether with a Deal or without one it will either be a Corbyn minority government propped up by the LDs and SNP or the Brexit Party will be the largest party in the Commons and Nigel Farage will either be Kingmaker or PM himself with support from the remaining Tory rump and the DUP
So far it seems the debate is likely to help Stewart the most and Javid a bit. Gove and Raab not doing well and could be damaged by their performances. Hunt probably fairly neutral
Is the UK the only country in the world to retain a TV poll tax ?
I can't see the fairness argument at all for retaining it
I can't boycott the BBC on Friday as I don't watch it anyway. Still have to pay for it but weeks or months can go by without me watching anything on BBC. Why should I pay by tax for it?
Stewart needs to be questioned on how he would get the withdrawal agreement through though. The opposition parties have zero intention of voting Brexit through, no matter how much he reaches out and he's not the person who could convince the ERG rebels.
Well in that case he would have to revoke, and see what the ERG think about that.
Stewart needs to be questioned on how he would get the withdrawal agreement through though. The opposition parties have zero intention of voting Brexit through, no matter how much he reaches out and he's not the person who could convince the ERG rebels.
The citizen assembly idea is to give Labour MPs cover to vote the WA. Something May never did.
Imagine negotiating with your boss over pay and threatening to resign if they don't agree with all your demands, but with no other job offer in the pipeline. They call your bluff, and then you can't pay your mortgage.
But at least you showed them you were willing to walk away...
Sound move if you are not happy with your old job.
Many, many people will have done exactly that.
I wouldn't try it in this age of universal credit. You'll be homeless in six months and dead in a year.
Pathetic project fear scaremongering.
Or you'll get a new job. There are people up and down the country who do exactly this every single workday.
You do realise a huge amount of people in this country have no savings and live paycheck to paycheck?
Yes and a huge amount will walk out of a job and into a new one within a week or two too.
Out of touch and unrealistic.
No one would ever recommend leaving a job without another one unless under extreme circumstances.
You are the one out of touch.
I expect the proportion of people who have ever quit without having a new one lined up to be quite a significant one.
Just because it isn't recommended doesn't mean it doesn't happen very regularly.
So to continue the EU analogy, you quit your job because your employer (the EU) won't give you everything you want and then you have to pick up any old job because you have no savings and therefore can't hold out for the perfect job.
Just insanity.
It is only insane if you were happy with your old job.
Imagine negotiating with your boss over pay and threatening to resign if they don't agree with all your demands, but with no other job offer in the pipeline. They call your bluff, and then you can't pay your mortgage.
But at least you showed them you were willing to walk away...
Sound move if you are not happy with your old job.
Many, many people will have done exactly that.
I wouldn't try it in this age of universal credit. You'll be homeless in six months and dead in a year.
Pathetic project fear scaremongering.
Or you'll get a new job. There are people up and down the country who do exactly this every single workday.
You do realise a huge amount of people in this country have no savings and live paycheck to paycheck?
Yes and a huge amount will walk out of a job and into a new one within a week or two too.
Out of touch and unrealistic.
No one would ever recommend leaving a job without another one unless under extreme circumstances.
You are the one out of touch.
I expect the proportion of people who have ever quit without having a new one lined up to be quite a significant one.
Just because it isn't recommended doesn't mean it doesn't happen very regularly.
So to continue the EU analogy, you quit your job because your employer (the EU) won't give you everything you want and then you have to pick up any old job because you have no savings and therefore can't hold out for the perfect job.
Just insanity.
It is only insane if you were happy with your old job.
What if the new job you had to take, because you had no savings and had rent to pay, is a lot worse than your old job?
It would make much more sense to stay in your old job until you secured a better one.
So far it seems the debate is likely to help Stewart the most and Javid a bit. Gove and Raab not doing well and could be damaged by their performances. Hunt probably fairly neutral
Johnson offers panicking Tories wishful thinking by the bucket load. I don't see the other candidates offering the same. Or indeed Farage. Which is why Johnson probably IS the Tories' best hope. He might win over some of the less bitter and twisted BP supporters.
Abolishing illiteracy. I wonder why no-one has thought of that before.
A noble ambition, but the bit at the end about being able to get "a well paid job" is a bit disingenuous. Even if every kid achieved to their full potential, there would still be a limit on the number of good jobs available.
Imagine negotiating with your boss over pay and threatening to resign if they don't agree with all your demands, but with no other job offer in the pipeline. They call your bluff, and then you can't pay your mortgage.
But at least you showed them you were willing to walk away...
Sound move if you are not happy with your old job.
Many, many people will have done exactly that.
I wouldn't try it in this age of universal credit. You'll be homeless in six months and dead in a year.
Pathetic project fear scaremongering.
Or you'll get a new job. There are people up and down the country who do exactly this every single workday.
You do realise a huge amount of people in this country have no savings and live paycheck to paycheck?
Yes and a huge amount will walk out of a job and into a new one within a week or two too.
Out of touch and unrealistic.
No one would ever recommend leaving a job without another one unless under extreme circumstances.
You are the one out of touch.
I expect the proportion of people who have ever quit without having a new one lined up to be quite a significant one.
Just because it isn't recommended doesn't mean it doesn't happen very regularly.
So to continue the EU analogy, you quit your job because your employer (the EU) won't give you everything you want and then you have to pick up any old job because you have no savings and therefore can't hold out for the perfect job.
Just insanity.
It is only insane if you were happy with your old job.
What if the new job you had to take, because you had no savings and had rent to pay, is a lot worse than your old job?
It would make much more sense to stay in your old job until you secured a better one.
If it is much worse then prepare properly this time learning lessons and then quit again.
Imagine negotiating with your boss over pay and threatening to resign if they don't agree with all your demands, but with no other job offer in the pipeline. They call your bluff, and then you can't pay your mortgage.
But at least you showed them you were willing to walk away...
Sound move if you are not happy with your old job.
Many, many people will have done exactly that.
I wouldn't try it in this age of universal credit. You'll be homeless in six months and dead in a year.
Pathetic project fear scaremongering.
Or you'll get a new job. There are people up and down the country who do exactly this every single workday.
You do realise a huge amount of people in this country have no savings and live paycheck to paycheck?
Yes and a huge amount will walk out of a job and into a new one within a week or two too.
Out of touch and unrealistic.
No one would ever recommend leaving a job without another one unless under extreme circumstances.
You are the one out of touch.
I expect the proportion of people who have ever quit without having a new one lined up to be quite a significant one.
Just because it isn't recommended doesn't mean it doesn't happen very regularly.
So to continue the EU analogy, you quit your job because your employer (the EU) won't give you everything you want and then you have to pick up any old job because you have no savings and therefore can't hold out for the perfect job.
Just insanity.
It is only insane if you were happy with your old job.
What if the new job you had to take, because you had no savings and had rent to pay, is a lot worse than your old job?
It would make much more sense to stay in your old job until you secured a better one.
If it is much worse then prepare properly this time learning lessons and then quit again.
And yet because of your length of service you lose all employment protections and can be dismissed at any time for any reason. Oh and also no redundancy pay.
Whoever posted it the other day is right. Raab does sound like Greg Davies (with a different accent).
Rik Mayall. People must have called him B'Stard for so long now he can't help himself. I feel sorry for him. I see a comedian trying to play it straight
So far it seems the debate is likely to help Stewart the most and Javid a bit. Gove and Raab not doing well and could be damaged by their performances. Hunt probably fairly neutral
Stewart is running for the leadership contest after this one.
Is the UK the only country in the world to retain a TV poll tax ?
I can't see the fairness argument at all for retaining it
I can't boycott the BBC on Friday as I don't watch it anyway. Still have to pay for it but weeks or months can go by without me watching anything on BBC. Why should I pay by tax for it?
I can't remember the last time I watched or listened to the beeb.
I would be very happy to only pay for those tv services I actually use.
So far it seems the debate is likely to help Stewart the most and Javid a bit. Gove and Raab not doing well and could be damaged by their performances. Hunt probably fairly neutral
Stewart is running for the leadership contest after this one.
Yes, I would imagine he's going down pretty well with most viewers and like a lead balloon with the voters in this contest.
Abolishing illiteracy. I wonder why no-one has thought of that before.
We could combine it with the Tory law and order platform, and introduce harsh fines for incorrect use of the apostrophe, along with lengthy prison sentences for those unable to read a manifesto...
So far it seems the debate is likely to help Stewart the most and Javid a bit. Gove and Raab not doing well and could be damaged by their performances. Hunt probably fairly neutral
Stewart is running for the leadership contest after this one.
Yes, I would imagine he's going down pretty well with most viewers and like a lead balloon with the voters in this contest.
So far it seems the debate is likely to help Stewart the most and Javid a bit. Gove and Raab not doing well and could be damaged by their performances. Hunt probably fairly neutral
Stewart is running for the leadership contest after this one.
I agree he probably is. But if Boris implodes (looking less likely now than I thought) he could win this one by accident though. But Boris still the massive favourite of course
Abolishing illiteracy. I wonder why no-one has thought of that before.
We could combine it with the Tory law and order platform, and introduce harsh fines for incorrect use of the apostrophe, along with lengthy prison sentences for those unable to read a manifesto...
What about dyscalculia? Lock up every politician who claims their manifesto is fully costed...
And yet because of your length of service you lose all employment protections and can be dismissed at any time for any reason. Oh and also no redundancy pay.
Fantastic.
Indeed. It is called taking control of your own destiny.
You can cower and do nothing and stay in a job you hate for eternity. Or you can take a leap of faith and hope to find something else. Most people I know who have done that are glad that they did.
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Many, many people will have done exactly that.
Hunt did make sure he got in a "where's Boris?" mention though.
I'll get my cape ....
Or you'll get a new job. There are people up and down the country who do exactly this every single workday.
It's one reason why I'm staying in my current job a bit longer. In a few months I'll have cleared my mortgage and be in a position to earn enough to survive on a reduced income if I wish. At that time, I may well walk.
Gove - the annoying Apprentice candidate who gets knocked out in week 2
Hunt - blandness designed by the bland committee
Javid - sometimes forget if he's actually in this?
Boris - definitely not actually in this
Raab - Android
Stewart - clearly winning the audience. Gets a bit shirty though sometimes and that could backfire.
Rors 8
Saj 5
Jezza 5
Dom 4
Mike 2 - but 10 for effort
Johnson 6
If the renowned.BBC is so great then it should find it easy to raise funds.
A channel 4 audience of Remainers? Or the Tory MPs and Members who are going to vote?
No one would ever recommend leaving a job without another one unless under extreme circumstances.
Yesterday he was 10. Now he's 25.
Why?
Javid not too bad.
My wife, looking at Hunt: "is that Raab?"
The battle for the members has not yet begun... to go all LOTR.
I expect the proportion of people who have ever quit without having a new one lined up to be quite a significant one.
Just because it isn't recommended doesn't mean it doesn't happen very regularly.
This is a steeper ask than for Dominic Raab...
Rory
Javid
Hunt
Raab
Gove
But last two hopeless
Unlike your posts, which are consistently shit.
1. Stewart - Doing Fine
2. Javid - Ok again.
3. Gove - Still trying too hard
4. Hunt - Better this round.
5. Raab - Mr Macho isn't cutting it.
I can't see the fairness argument at all for retaining it
Just insanity.
Wikipedia thinks a couple of dozen other places do too.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Television_licence
Every day there will be people quitting somewhere. The idea its unheard of is absurd.
Interesting game. The only way to win is not to play.
It would make much more sense to stay in your old job until you secured a better one.
Fantastic.
I would be very happy to only pay for those tv services I actually use.
You can cower and do nothing and stay in a job you hate for eternity. Or you can take a leap of faith and hope to find something else. Most people I know who have done that are glad that they did.