The idiocy (and selfishness) of panic buying

[Magicpole]

Are there not any lorry drivers in UK that can step in? Surely uk govt can get the unemployed lazy cnts to get off their backsides and do the job. Curious.

It takes time to train. Something not built into the Brexit strategy. Apart from a blue passport, the word pint on your pint and no foreigners picking fruit and veg, hospitality bereft of staff, thats it. But focus on a glass telling you how much is in it and hope for returning to feet and inches of the Imperial system, currently being touted by that racist **** Farage, and there you have it. Maybe we could take a pint tumbler with us when waiting in the long non EU queues to remind us its all been a great idea. Waving our blue passports too, dont forget them. Makes you proud.

 

[Magicpole]

I also blame the Scot’s ;-)

We are to blame for everything. I am personally responsible for about ten extinctions and the fall of Rome.

 

[denislawsbackheel]

Are there not any lorry drivers in UK that can step in? Surely uk govt can get the unemployed lazy cnts to get off their backsides and do the job. Curious.

Petrol lorries need specialist drivers

 

[ganganvince]

Like many others we have worked though out the pandemic. And as usual it's the workers that cop it. First we had trouble getting food etc due to panic buying.
Now we are having trouble getting fuel to go to work or even to do our work.

We havent had a holiday for nearly two years now, booked up for Cornwall from the 8th of October. If this mess isnt sorted it will probably mean not going and losing our money. And boy do we need a holiday.

Large numbers of these country spent their furlough on holiday and panic buying food as we worked. Now its panic buying petrol as we work.

I am getting fed up with this country and the me me attitude brought on by Thatcher.

Thanks PB for helping the panic buying if they had kept their gobs shut non of this would be happening. Wankers.

Do City refund tickets if theres no fuel ? Our do I lose that money as well ?

Petrol lorries need specialist drivers

They need a Hazchem cert doesn't actually take long

ADR DRIVER TRAINING / HAZCHEM CERT / ADR LICIENCE - HazChem Training

www.hazchem.ie

 

[give it to gordon]

They need a Hazchem cert doesn't actually take long

ADR DRIVER TRAINING / HAZCHEM CERT / ADR LICIENCE - HazChem Training

www.hazchem.ie

Yes they do but he has applied for normal HGV jobs and nothing .

 

[ganganvince]

Yes they do but he has applied for normal HGV jobs and nothing .

Was replying to @Denis Law's Back Heel question on specialist training.

 

[mackenzie]

Yes they do but he has applied for normal HGV jobs and nothing .

Does he live anywhere near Oldham? There's been an ad for a Class 1 driver in the window of a company here for weeks.

 

[give it to gordon]

Does he live anywhere near Oldham? There's been an ad for a Class 1 driver in the window of a company here for weeks.

Nah down here in kent

 

[mackenzie]

Nah down here in kent

Ah right, sorry

 

[bluethrunthru]

So - just went to the shops. Two filling stations here - one shut as it has no fuel to see another has a long queue out onto the road that makes passing it rather hazardous if there is any oncoming traffic.

Lidl and Morrisons have no bog roll - Lidl almost out of kitchen roll. Fresh produce very limited today - can't get hold of any skimmed milk at the moment.

Just to be clear this appears to be the result of some knob heads in Hartlepool deciding that Poles who lived in Peterborough and drove HGV's adversely affected their lives so they voted and played their part in electing the most inept cabinet and PM in history?