Hmm, what's it over there?

Cheese, yummy?

It's always hard to resist temptation.

Why is it sitting on a wooden plank?

Especially when there's a tasty short-term yield on offer.

With that bit of wire on it.

But when it means sacrificing long-term growth,

but hey it's cheese. Those who do succumb, gotta go for it, end up regretting it.

Short-term temptation or yield with potential long-term growth.

The Scottish American Investment Company managed by Bailey Gifford, capital at risk and income not

guaranteed.

This episode of Politics Without the Boring Bits is sponsored by BT, because BT means business.

B.T knows that businesses come in many shapes, sizes and guises,

from the person just starting out at their kitchen

table to the biggest employer, which is why no matter what line of work you're in, they've got

your back to help you succeed and do what you do best.

No doubt connectivity is a must in Westminster

and it certainly helped us to get this episode created and distributed to you

listening right now. BT already connects more than 1 million businesses and public sector organizations, offering

secure and reliable connectivity.

Nearly three quarters of people running a business or side hustle feel they couldn't do so without

reliable broadband and mobile connectivity.

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