#foolish decisions

Brits regret voting for Brexit, four years on since Britain left the EU

“I’m depressed. I’m properly, really depressed. I can’t sleep.” Four years since the UK left the EU, the leave-voting constituency Barking says they’ve seen no benefit from Brexit.

P.S. What are you complaining about? You wanted less Europe, you got less Europe! You got what you wanted! Out means out! UK or Zimbabwe makes no difference, you are out of the European Union and no longer participate in European domestic politics...! You no longer have a voice in Europe and you made that decision by yourself, preferring fake news sources from liars in the Kremlin or stupid Republicans in Washington...!

Last night I had some good news and thought about doing a Discord hangout with friends to celebrate. I put the small bottle of Prosecco I had in the freezer to rapidly chill it.

I soon realised I was in fact too ill for drinking or Discord, and I called it off. I kept reminding myself I needed to take the Prosecco out of the freezer.

Did I?

Did I??

...

This never fails to amuse me and yet also drive me wild. Mostly, I think, because I just don’t make financial decisions on the spur of the moment while in full emotional mode.

A guy calls in. He wants to close his card because “Orange Company says I have bad credit and if that’s your opinion then screw you”. I’m slightly taken back as Orange Company doesn’t actually send “your credit sucks”…

Jumping from a plane when you don’t have a parachute.

That would be foolish, huh?

Who jumps from a plane without a parachute? No one. Unless, of course, they have a death wish.

No one. Unless, of course, they have a death wish.

Unless, of course, they have a death wish.

(Of course, some people have but I stick with my previous statement about having a death wish and those that did had either a net to catch them or another skydiver to “catch” them.)