[David9694]

Coming up is a screen grab of the delivery tracker for an order I placed on Sunday night with one of the German bike shops. 

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[TheBillder]

I think that level of
I think that level of economics-based policy disappeared a long time ago. It was certainly there in 1979, whether or not that was beneficial is a major topic of its own and of course somewhat controversial…

But now we have transactional governments interested only in staying in power by marketing policies that they think voters will like, rather than doing what they think is the right thing. So any foundation in logic has gone; dogma remains, which is why D Harding runs testing services that are bought from big outsourcing providers who can’t make a success of catering and repeatedly breach SLAs without sanction.

Hence Brexit has to include exit from the single market and customs union in case we (Joe Public) think we have been betrayed and we still can’t have bent bananas and inches. It doesn’t matter that this goes against all principles of economics lesson 1 because the politicians will not risk their positions to do the right thing for the long term.

Grr…

[don simon fbpe]

It’s strange that the party

It’s strange that the party that pushes competition as being the driving force for improving service and quality, is now pushing to limit the choices we have in the market place. It’s almost as if they’ve been lying all along.

[David9694]

Here’s the pic. no, me

Here’s the pic. no, me neither, but it does sound like the parcel made good progress towards my door. Presumably we’re in the last few weeks of having ready access to this kind of efficiency, range and prices? 

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