Hello and welcome to a special Super Dry, Clad edition of Remaniacs.

To mark Super Dry founded Julian Dunkerton's £1 million donation to the People's Vote campaign,

I'm a rural sat here wearing tight-fitting sportswear with how about a proper vote and you can't trust Reece Mug,

written on it in fluorescent Japanese lettering. It's quite a sight, let me tell you.

Hello, I'm Naomi Smith, in my day job I'm chief operating officer at Bessar Britain,

but every week or so I put aside diplomatic language and go full Remaniac on this podcast.

I've got two of our regulars with me this week. Nina Schick is a business and political journalist,

director of data and polling for the company run by Anders Fauramason,

the ex-nato-sexual general and prime minister of Denmark, and she's our favourite person from Germany.

Hello Nina, how are you?

I'm very well. Who's your favourite Brexiter this week?

So I'm going to give you a choice between, you know, Liam Foxx telling exporters he'd help them

after cutting off access to their biggest market.

And Jeremy Hunt reversing his warning that the no-deal Brexit would be a mistake

we drew for generations, and now saying it would be a big mistake for Europe,

maybe after he'd been threatened by Jacob Reece Mug.

I think Dr Foxx definitely takes the cake, you know, I mean, he is going on very heavy on rhetoric

about how he's going to help UK businesses export more, you know, 35% of our GDP

after literally playing a fundamental role in cutting off, you know, UK's exporters access

to their biggest and most important market.

And I mean, I was in Germany when he was making that speech and I was just like, you know,

it's so funny because he had the idea of sailing around the world with Brexit and your yacht.

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