Brexit and how it affects enthusiasts

[weederr33]

Originally Posted by finch1750

So Cosworth should get cheaper then HKS? lol

Better buy Cosworth everything while it's cheaper :p

[UFO]

Originally Posted by shiumai

So far it hasn't affected the smaller stores i buy from, but if it does, I'd just have to resort to getting them sent over (I have family in England). my tastebuds (i was born in England) already boycotted hershey's long before they started suing people.

Born and raised in Manchester, there's a Cadbury's store in Salford and every time I go home my suitcase is a few pounds heavier on the return flight. My parents have sent me chocolate before, it melted whilst it was in my mailbox :/. Still ate that shit though .

[shiumai]

Originally Posted by UFO

Born and raised in Manchester, there's a Cadbury's store in Salford and every time I go home my suitcase is a few pounds heavier on the return flight. My parents have sent me chocolate before, it melted whilst it was in my mailbox :/. Still ate that shit though .

Birmingham myself. Left when I was 7, but the affinity for real Cadbury's and salt 'n' vinegar chips stayed with me

[BDKane01]

What does this mean for you Brits?

[UFO]

Originally Posted by BDKane01

What does this mean for you Brits?

I don't really know, it also depends on what kind of deal is made and whether the UK stays part of the single market. The UK has something like the 5th biggest trade market, this could quite possibly change id there is no free trade agreement in place. It could also leave to Scotland and Northern Ireland voting staging independence votes and possibly leaving the UK.

I'm just an expat who's lived in the US for the past 18 years so my opinion might be bullshit, but that's how I understand it.

[Packofcrows]

Maybe its time to visit UK for crumpets and tea, now that the pound with take some hits.

[JD001]

Originally Posted by shiumai

I'm looking forward to paying less for my British-made Cadbury flakes.

Dream on... it's going to take best part of 2years to separate and in the meantime all Cadbury Flakes will be diverted to mainland Europe to encourage dependency so that when we do leave we leave with a healthy order book for Flakes!

[mav1178]

Originally Posted by BDKane01

What does this mean for you Brits?

Sadly this video became more popular after the referendum was passed.

https://www.facebook.com/Universityo...3361974024537/

Spend some time listening, the facts are very intriguing because he's discussing this from a legal/agreement/treaty perspective.

-alex

[shiumai]

Originally Posted by JD001

Dream on... it's going to take best part of 2years to separate and in the meantime all Cadbury Flakes will be diverted to mainland Europe to encourage dependency so that when we do leave we leave with a healthy order book for Flakes!

Guess i'd better stock up then. not all is lost though - my sister lives in Europe so i still have options.

[themadscientist]

This is going to make expats and either side of the equation very uncomfortable. Their free movement and easy ability to put down roots in their respective adopted countries was built on the EU membership. All that is going to change.

[shiumai]

Originally Posted by Norville Rogers

Has there ever been a more shallow post in the history of the Internet?

If there hasn't been, I hope I win some Cadbury Flakes for it.

[UFO]

Originally Posted by shiumai

If there hasn't been, I hope I win some Cadbury Flakes for it.

Nah, you at least want a 99 for that!

Now I'm wondering if a 99 is a Northern thing?

[shiumai]

Originally Posted by UFO

Now I'm wondering if a 99 is a Northern thing?

I remember 99's, but don't remember where I was when I ate them.

[JD001]

Originally Posted by shiumai

Guess i'd better stock up then. not all is lost though - my sister lives in Europe so i still have options.

I also like to say that not only we make the best chocolate but we are the best for biscuits.