So you were criticising yourself, when you said selective quoting.
Yet you claim to be clever
Another Brexit bonus...
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Yet you claim to be clever
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So who admitted he voted the wrong way because he didn't understand the question?
You must have a different definition of 'clever'
So who admitted he voted the wrong way because he didn't understand the question?
You must have a different definition of 'clever'
A clever person is one that is able to adapt and change his opinion.
A non clever person is one unable to admit being wrong, say like in advertantly criticising ones own post.
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NO - I'm blaming the company for failing to anticipate doom mongering would impact sales.
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Where do they get the £1.46bn figure from?
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19M customers revenues of 9bn. Margins are tight. I'm surprised the avg. family spends 5k on a holiday. I'd have thought it would be less.
My 2 weeks in the summer is costing about 8k. Had I booked outside the school holidays it would be about 3k cheaper.
boat 5k, flights 2k, fuel, taxis and food about another 1k
My 2 weeks in the summer is costing about 8k. Had I booked outside the school holidays it would be about 3k cheaper.
boat 5k, flights 2k, fuel, taxis and food about another 1k
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More people are going abroad now than in 2016 BEFORE Brexit vote, maybe people prefer other travel agents.
Easyjet flights increased 10% last year, mainly to europe.(my glass is half full).
Easyjet flights increased 10% last year, mainly to europe.(my glass is half full).
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Blimey, have you got a family of 20?! 8k for a holiday!
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Camping on water...Very Expensive.
Taking the family skiing (Zel am See) this Christmas. Missus will have to get a part time job.What Nosey has spent on jollies in the last decade
That's interesting. Where did you see the numbers?
Pointing out the bleeding obvious isn't doom mongering...
Next thing you know, quitters will be denying that the falling value of the pound since the referendum had nothing to do with the result
To be fair it is true...
Up until 2018!
2019 is apparently going to be the first yearly drop in numbers for years...
Even though prices are being cut to the bone to maintain the cash flow from the core market (the EU)...
Which is why TC is in trouble!
Edit: Easyjet now joining in...
"The airline said last month that its outlook for the second half of the year was more cautious because European travellers were holding off booking their summer holidays amid doubts about how the Brexit process will pan out....
Airlines have been put in a tough spot by the Brexit wrangling. Sterling remains down against the euro compared to where it was before the vote, which limits Brits’ spending power, and there’s uncertainty around what the situation for travellers will be once the UK goes through the EU departure gate."
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Except of course when they know they are right...
A concept that doesn't work for you of course
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