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Chris, get your phone out and look at your calendar.

Right, okay, got it, got it.

Yeah, so, Sunday the 13th of December, that's when they're going to decide what to do.

Pull the plug on the

negotiations with the EU or maybe carry on. Yeah this Sunday. Yeah but then I

think Parliament's Christmas holidays are meant to start on the 17th. They are,

although there's a kind of acceptance that maybe just maybe it could

be extended a bit if these Brexit talks rumble on beyond Sunday and so all the

timing knocks things on.

But you know what, according to my calendar,

you're gonna hit Christmas pretty quickly.

Yeah, which makes me wonder,

the week of New Year's Eve, which is on a Thursday, going to be a vote in Parliament on an EU trade deal?

Well I mean technically...

New Year's Eve Eve.

There are some working days, aren't they technically?

Not for Parliament normally, but you know what what I'm just beginning to think given

that every iteration of this Brexit process has usually involved if time is available time is

used that maybe just maybe that is what's going to happen.

Are you going to tell Jules Holland or July?

Anyway,

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