Coming back through Malaga airport today….

[motorbiking]

Since Brexit, the only time I ever had a problem was leaving Berlin airport. The EU scanners were down and the airport staff kept directing them to the front of the international queue until some American complained.

 

[carmanmemoranda]

Stop talking bulls hit to move the thread on. You lied. You wouldn’t offer any evidence. Even your link proves you wrong. Give up while you’re losing.

Even the government knew it, and said about the shortages.

But let's look at 1 shop for proof shall we ?

I still think fresh fruit and veg choice and availability, and shelf life is worse than it was

My anecdote

 

[blup]

I've got six tomatoes in the fridge if anyone is interested?

Put them back on the supermarket shelves, it’s a win all round

 

[pete01]

Put them back on the supermarket shelves, it’s a win all round

Like the opposite of shop lifting?

 

[blup]

I provided you the proof with reports from retail experts

photos are not evidence.................all that proves is there were tomatoes in one supermarket at one time



There were rolling shortages around the country, leading to stockouts and limited choicec

weve been this loads of times and you continue to be a fool


Mottie says there was never a shortage of tomatoes or other fresh produce...................

oh dear:



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At first glance I thought this was a Filly quote from the daily smash, some kind of satirical reminder of shortages and the reasons for them.

 

[Mottie]

I never said a particular supermarket had no tomatoes

 

[motorbiking]

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not to mention f** all to do with Brexit:

Why is there a national shortage of tomatoes in UK supermarkets?

Why are tomatoes in short supply? Morrisons, Tesco and Aldi face shortages

www.yourlocalguardian.co.uk

 

[yorksbuilder]

I travel through CDG a lot. Entering the non EU q is often quicker and the EU citizens q is rammed. At certain terminals they also have the E gates for us and we whizz through when entering and leaving. Actually gives a sense of pride in funnelling all us UK, US, Canada and Israel together, citizens of the free world

 

[Mottie]

At certain terminals they also have the E gates for us and we whizz through when entering and leaving.

That’s what happened going in and out of Malaga. We went to the new scanner machines, put our passports on them, it said "Reading document" and then it just said "Proceed to E gates".

 

[morqthana]

Argue for argument sake

That's a fair summary of this:

…and the EU queue for passport control was ten times the size of the non-EU one, e.g. us Brits. We flew through. You could see the resentment on those EU nationals as we waved them goodbye from the other side of passport control. I guess the authorities are at last acknowledging our bravery at getting out of the EU and giving us the respect we deserve. Oh, yeah. No international driving licence required, GHIC cards issued, no special 'Brit insurance' required and plenty, and I do mean plenty, of inclusive roaming available. None of us paid a single penny extra to use our phones to call home, text or access the internet while in Spain. Happy days!

 

[yorksbuilder]

No stamps?

 

[Mottie]

No stamps?

Yeah, we went through the E gates and then walked up to a booth where our passports were stamped.

 

[pete01]

That's a fair summary of this:

Although I didn't quote I think we both know what it was about and it was mottie.