Out of interest, if you voted leave what do you do for a living?

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I promise I won’t ask you anymore questions or it turn into a slanging match, you are untitled to your opinion.
I don’t know anyone of my friends who voted leave, the odd acquaintance who voted leave “because they didn’t really understand” but the people I am friendly with all seem to be remianers. We are in our 30s and to teaching, sales and banking type jobs. Dh is a solicitor and all do law in one form.
I was wondering if certain sectors voted leave generally and if what you did for a living influenced your leave vote, and if you could possibly explain why the leave vote would benefit your sector. I am not here to judge at all just trying to understand

Now you’re quickly adding quotes from Leadsom and a government department (lulz) and a couple of panicked links to chiller facilities.

I know TatianaLarina isn't coming back to the discussion - but I will answer this;

My quote from the government department was the same quote I posted on Wednesday.

Andrea Leadsom announced in the House of Commons, only yesterday afternoon, that the civil service had completed their work on the statutory instruments required for a possible 'no-deal' - a significant accomplishment, given the scale of the task.

As for the chiller facilities - Aggreko is a global company, not a mickey mouse outfit.

Further - £15 million refrigerated cargo terminal scheduled to open in the first quarter of 2019;
www.doverport.co.uk/about/news/port-of-dover-awards-major-contract-for-new-refrig/13350/

Sep 2018; The UK's largest, deep-frozen storage and distribution centre opens in Wakefield;

bfff.co.uk/newcold-opens-uks-biggest-deepfreeze/

I think we should have a vote in the options as clearly they can’t decide. So a no deal, no Brexit or theresa’s Deal option. It’s come to this I’m afraid due to both sides incompetence

Whatever that outcome is is our way forward

But leavers will argue that it will split their vote if you do it like that. I think, to be considered fair, the options should be Remain or Leave, so that you can test the principle again. Then you could have a second question that says something to the effect that, if a Leave vote is returned - do you want May's deal or no deal?

But then remainers will want a say on the

Ah, ignore the unfinished last sentence - I thought I deleted that

I understand what your saying, it’s a bloody mess but what I do think is it needs takin four of their hands and is giving more direction as it’s getting nowhere and we look an absolute shambles