Look at him go. He's a quality striker. No, not him. The electrician fixing those lights. Wow.

Is he? Yes, he uses QuickBooks to prepare for self-assessment. This is truly game-changing.

Use QuickBooks year-round to ensure your income tax return is shock-free. That's how you business differently,

into its QuickBooks. It's three minutes after ten.

You are listening to James O'Brien on LBC, for which, of course, I thank you.

And I thank you in advance for all the help, the sterling help that you're going to give me this morning

with an issue that I can't unravel.

I honestly don't know how to do this.

If you were kind enough or daft

enough to listen to this program a lot in the period after 2016, then you will know that we

became something of a safe haven almost for people who knew what to expect or feared what to expect with regard to Brexit.

I don't know that anybody thought it would be as bad as it currently is.

Maybe you did.

If you did, you were better than me at this.

Seriously.

I mean, I remember speaking to people like Kieran, the van driver, who's had a nightmare of it recently, trying to get in and out of the country with various cargoes, just as he knew he would.

The first person I think to introduce us to the phrase, Carnay, which we now mostly know the meaning of.

But so we successfully, if you like, we owned that territory together, didn't we?

Where the problem is even now I'm conscious of not wanting to upset people who don't deserve to be upset.

But where the facts mattered more than the feelings, where those who had experience of and understanding of international

trade, particularly with the biggest single market in history, were very, very concerned about

what we were doing, partly because it looked daft and partly because the people who ended up

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