Brexit is discussed a lot as over 2000 jobs currently in London are moving to the Paris office and so lots of preparation involved.
The UK company was purchased at a bargain price thanks to Brexit resulting in a far lower market valuation. The employees remain there for now but within six months the company will be wound down, my DP's company only wanted them for their technology.
DH is an EU citizen, so we are very concerned for the future
I Have to discuss the impacts with Brexiters month after month for work.
My tactic is to stick to really boring asinine logistical points
(like parking lorries for customs clearance)
as they cannot argue with the existence of the problem
People I know discuss Brexit a lot both in terms of what happens next on a personal level (it's affecting their industries) and also on a macro level.
we talk about the rolling bed closures at work as it gets harder to recruit nurses. Some areas of work are actually much quieter as no beds, also lack of scrub nurses so fewer operations, fewer patients being seen.
So boring isn't it, the impact of Brexit. Borrrrriiiiring. People never talk about the great stuff. People ask what the great stuff is, but we're not going to tell them, because they are rude. Booorrrring.