1961_vintage
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It's how you spot the IT guys.I can't take somebody wearing a super dry hoodie, jeans and battered trainers seriously.
It's how you spot the IT guys.I can't take somebody wearing a super dry hoodie, jeans and battered trainers seriously.
Betting ads that tell you to bet responsibly…
I'll gamble, drink etc however I like.And alcohol ads that tell you to drink responsibly.
I've noticed a lot of negative changes in the last ten years moving into where I now live. Litter is one of them, the pavement I live on is filled with it regularly.Anti social slobs who get a shed load of food from a fast food drive in, drive to a car park, retail park or lay by to eat it then then throw all the cartons, cups, wrappers and uneaten food out of the window and drive off.
I would happily pay the transaction fee added to my bill rather than agree to his demand for cash, shops like Aldi add it onto your bill, doesn't stop people shopping there....it's purely tax avoidance imo.Typically a card machine company will charge 1.75% per transaction. In a business with an annual turnover of say £250k they’ll be paying £4375 to the bastards every year. Multiply that by say 20 years of work and they will be £87500 worse off! Ask your local barber next time you’re in if he would prefer to have £87500 in his bank or have it in fucking Barclays/Worldpay/Square’s bank accounts instead. And that’s just one business. Multiply that by two million small businesses and….you get the picture.
Bit of excitement for you then?I might have posted this before lol.
I live in a cul de sac and ever weekend we get a constant flow of cars coming down it thinking it's the road to the rec.
It's NOT try going down the next road (10yds away) which has a bloody sign and an arrow saying REC !!
If they’re avoiding tax then that’s a different matter altogether and they’re putting their entire livelihood at risk in doing so. Doesn’t alter the fact that there’s billions of pounds lost to the U.K. economy each year in card fees, money which these businesses could have used for the benefit of their customers or other businesses.I would happily pay the transaction fee added to my bill rather than agree to his demand for cash, shops like Aldi add it onto your bill, doesn't stop people shopping there....it's purely tax avoidance imo.
I don't blame them avoiding tax, but I don't want to help them do it. :)
If they’re avoiding tax then that’s a different matter altogether and they’re putting their entire livelihood at risk in doing so. Doesn’t alter the fact that there’s billions of pounds lost to the U.K. economy each year in card fees, money which these businesses could have used for the benefit of their customers or other businesses.