[quote Spudlet]@SweeneyToddler Yep, I do feel for you, with your actual food and fuel and stuff. It must be very difficult for you to see what fun we’re all having over here 
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It’s tough.
I remember a few years ago, I was in England on holiday and sitting in road works traffic (on a road that had a huge sign saying that the works were part-funded through the EU development plan) and the news came through that there had been a referendum that day and the majority of voters had voted in favour of leaving the EU.
I remember sitting there, on that half-finished road, thinking about the people I’d met since arriving in England on holidays and how so many of those in service and hospitality jobs were non-British European Union citizens and I wondered what would happen once all of those people left, and who would clean hotels, work in restaurants, drive taxis, deliver freight, build houses etc in their place.
I need not have worried. Now that all those bloody foreigners are no longer stealing jobs in Britain, it’s clear to see that all of the money they were taking from the country has now meant that everyone else has much more money. It certainly doesn’t mean a shortage of labour, or an impact on state finances. No siree.
And I bet Johnny Foreigner thought you lot would be begging them to come back and drive your trucks.
The fools.