I wonder what is next, the price of broadband goes up due to a shortage of packets?
Easter eggs on sale yet ?
Oh dear..
Mods must condemnI wonder what is next, the price of broadband goes up due to a shortage of packets?
Such a right wing sheep thing to say. When will you guys get an original thought?
Cool story bro.
Their isn't. If people carried on as normal wouldn't of noticed anything. But people are ******* *****. I guess your a pathetic sheep that was dam the pumps the moment you saw it on the news.
If people need fuel then they have to get some, it doesn't make them '******* *****'.
Their isn't.
But people are ******* *****
Still believe in Santa?
Or, trying to get rid of fuel that is about to expire as during the pandemic, less people were driving. So there is a lot of petrol that is about to be thrown awaySo call me a crackpot if you will but this theory that I have sounds like it could be on point..
Bare with me. So your a haulage company who had lost a lot drivers from abroad that went home or can't get visas, so you can't pay minimum/lower wages to your drivers you see this as Brexit effecting your profits, not that your actually paying a living wage for a driver.. You still have plenty of drivers from the UK that are driving and learning. You obviously don't have as many as before so you can't send out as many as you'd like to make more money to cover your increase in wages.
Your currently making a profit more inline with what you should be paying anyway but your not happy about this and want to solve it, what do you do?
Create a panic over a non existent shortage of petrol at pumps, which in turn makes people buy more and thus put up demand, which in turn puts up the need for petrol trucks beyond what is the common average, and thus the need for drivers.
Now blame the government and propose that you need overseas drivers because we lack the staff, but actually it's because you want a cheaper workforce to increase your profit margins.
Or, trying to get rid of fuel that is about to expire as during the pandemic, less people were driving. So there is a lot of petrol that is about to be thrown away
Government ministers and The Telegraph have already accused the Road Haulage Association (RHA) of leaking the BP information in order to ramp up pressure on the government to let in foreign drivers. A charge, I should add, the RHA denies.So call me a crackpot if you will but this theory that I have sounds like it could be on point..
Of course.... his sleigh doesn't run out of fuel either.
I can't speak for expiring but we do have blends of fuel for summer and winter. The forecourts will want to get rid of the summer stuff. Being desperate to the point of manufactured scarcity is hard to comment on.Is this serious?
So call me a crackpot if you will but this theory that I have sounds like it could be on point..
Bare with me. So your a haulage company who had lost a lot drivers from abroad that went home or can't get visas, so you can't pay minimum/lower wages to your drivers you see this as Brexit effecting your profits, not that your actually paying a living wage for a driver.. You still have plenty of drivers from the UK that are driving and learning. You obviously don't have as many as before so you can't send out as many as you'd like to make more money to cover your increase in wages.
Your currently making a profit more inline with what you should be paying anyway but your not happy about this and want to solve it, what do you do?
Create a panic over a non existent shortage of petrol at pumps, which in turn makes people buy more and thus put up demand, which in turn puts up the need for petrol trucks beyond what is the common average, and thus the need for drivers.
Now blame the government and propose that you need overseas drivers because we lack the staff, but actually it's because you want a cheaper workforce to increase your profit margins.