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[Skele7on]

Massive overreaction guys. Chill out.

 

[Lashley]

I'm sure if we do leave people up here (North East) will wonder why we're all worse off (Working class)

Same shit all the time, vote for things and then act surprised at them happening

 

[Vimes]

Thanks to the guy who keeps saying wait for London, it makes me feel better.

I was born and live in the US, but am a UK citizen and might lose my EU citizenship tonight.

 

[Lego Boss]

Another panic call by my boss:

If Brexit happens we will lose about 30% of our income and might have to lay off people.
Fuck that. The bookies are almost never wrong, I still trust them.

Two words:

Leicester City.

 

[Mrbob]

Jesus, it's really taking a hammering.

Doesn't really matter right now. The true spike will be determined when all the votes are in.

 

[Alienous]

Everything's just been downhill since Nick Clegg.

 

[avaya]

OK fuck. going to bed. Gotta be back at work in 3hrs.

 

[Par Score]

these images mean nothing to me someone please explain

Up is good, down is bad, huge erratic movements either way are worse.

 

[jelly]

The knife in the back scenario is Scotland vote Leave to get the UK out of the EU than separate from the UK in the next referendum so they can rejoin the EU.

It doesn't really work if the majority of Scottish people vote out though but that has possibly escaped some people into doing the silly thing.

 

[Erevador]

If I put in a pre-order on Play Asia, will I pay the now price or the tanked pound price, game releases in 3 weeks.

NeoGAF.

 

[Moosichu]

The knife in the back scenario is Scotland vote Leave to get the UK out of the EU than separate from the UK in the next referendum so they can rejoin the EU.

There would only be a referendum if Scotland was strong Remain.

 

[NihonTiger90]

No, the two are entirely separate. What is likely is if Scotland votes to remain and the UK as a whole votes to leave, the SNP will use this as a basis to say another referendum should be called.

Yeah, that's what I was assuming with my question, that Scotland would vote Remain, Leave wins, and they're like "Well, screw this, we tried to stick with the rest of you but it seems irreconcilable now."

 

[MrS]

Quit the bullshit salt comments, this is the path for people's lives for the next thirty years that is being decided tonight.

There is no need to be upset. There will always be a job at Asda or Tesco for you sunshine.

 

[Wes]

Wandsworth result due next? Remain result of 55%+ expected.

 

[Pyrokai]

Holy shit. I was in this thread about an hour ago thinking we'd have a sure answer. Is it really that close right now?! What's it looking like?!

-Love from across the pond.

 

[Purkake4]

Another panic call by my boss:

If Brexit happens we will lose about 30% of our income and might have to lay off people.
Fuck that. The bookies are almost never wrong, I still trust them.

There's like a 2 year transition period, it's not like overnight. C'mon.

 

[Syder]

The knife in the back scenario is Scotland vote Leave to get the UK out of the EU than separate from the UK in the next referendum so they can rejoin the EU.

That's a long fucking process during which many Scots would suffer.

 

[CharminUltra]

Brit gaf post if ok

 

[A Human Becoming]

Massive overreaction guys. Chill out.

Seems it. A lot is at stake, so I understand the anxiety.

 

[Kathian]

Another panic call by my boss:

If Brexit happens we will lose about 30% of our income and might have to lay off people.
Fuck that. The bookies are almost never wrong, I still trust them.

Bank worker myself so this is frightening.

 

[Dabanton]

The North remembers

 

[Mr Cola]

Brit gaf post if ok

Im great, this is cracking tv

 

[Audioboxer]

There would only be a referendum if Scotland was strong Remain.

Strong?!

Nah, 0.1% higher for remain in Scotland and we are independent and staying in the EU lol.

 

[EdibleExplosives]

People using the word 'salt' in here like it's a fucking e3 thread, wtf. We're talking about people's livelihood, not videogames.

 

[Uzzy]

I could listen to Leanne Wood all night.

 

[milanbaros]

Everyone needs to calm down. Remain is going to win. A few duff results don't mean anything.

 

[Hazzuh]

Leanne Wood from Plaid Cymru said it's going to be "close" in Wales..

 

[Delusibeta]

The knife in the back scenario is Scotland vote Leave to get the UK out of the EU than separate from the UK in the next referendum so they can rejoin the EU.

Ironically, Scotland being majority Leave would mean that the SNP will probably refuse to hold a second referendum on the grounds of Scotland agreeing with the majority.

 

[cilonen]

You've seen Threads right?

Oh man. I watched that in broad daylight, in the middle of the afternoon and I still have nightmares about that film.

 

[stan423321]

I booked £500 worth of currency (that I can cancel within 28 days without a fee) about five minutes before the Sunderland declaration.

Phew!

Excuse the personal question, but a particular currency like dollar or some sort of instrument thing? I've never heard anyone saying they bought "general" currency, that's why I'm asking.

 

[RefigeKru]

Always knew Sunderland was shite.

 

[CrayToes]

6% good lord

 

[ClosingADoor]

And this is half the problem like I said before, I don't understand how people are so confident in either vote, nobody actually knows what is going to happen either way so to judge people for remaining or leaving is rather sad.

The only calculated possibility at this point is leaving will effect the economy short term, that's about it, the rest is all guess work, yet we have people here calling peoppe xenophobic or racist or any other number of things, ridiculous.

No, we objectively know the economy is going to be hurt for years if the UK leaves. That's not even a discussion. That's millions of lives and jobs impacted for nothing.

 

[Lashley]

Always knew Sunderland was shite.

Hope they're relegated this season

 

[Exterminieren]

It's going to be closer than perhaps some realised, but the sky isn't falling yet.

 

[D4Danger]

Brit gaf post if ok

whatever happens we'll be fine.

freddo prices may be affected but we'll cope.

 

[Tubie]

I checked this thread like 2 hours ago and it seemed like it would be an easy win for remain, but now everyone here is in full panic.

What the hell happened?

 

[Moosichu]

There's like a 2 year transition period, it's not like overnight. C'mon.

The negotiations take two years, but the effects on livelyhood are instance. A lot of companies are going to take action quickly because of the uncertainty around what will happen in the case of Brexit. Many companies also have contracts that are only vaild if Remain wins.

 

[AGoodODST]

Looking about 70/30 for remain here in East Dunbartonshire. Pal at the count in West Dunbartonshire says its about 60/40 remain over there.

 

[CelticKnight]

Apparently my local area in South Wales (Vale of Glamorgan) is edging towards a "Leave" vote.

Not surprising, this place (Barry, same dive Gavin & Stacey was filmed in) is a fucking shithole and I regret moving here last year.

 

[Acorn]

Great our currency is toilet paper. Well done brexit.

 

[jem0208]

Leanne Wood from Plaid Cymru said it's going to be "close" in Wales..

I would have thought Wales would be fairly strong remain right?

 

[Jeff Albertson]

Well that's my share and potentially my career fucked!

I work for one of the massive uk companies that publically came out and said leave would be pretty disastrous for us.

 

[Rich!]

Bank worker myself so this is frightening.

My mum's best mate is a manager at JP Morgan. Apparently her bosses came down for meetings a week ago and basically told them to vote to remain and hope everyone does the same for the sake of their jobs.

Not sure if that's a common thing recently in the banking sector

 

[kaizoku]

Can't see Leave winning tbh.

Leave have results back from areas where they were expected to win so they're rightly surging ahead but Remain will boss it. 5/382 declared and none of the remain strongholds declared yet.

 

[Havel]

I checked this thread like 2 hours ago and it seemed like it would be an easy win for remain, but now everyone here is in full panic.

What the hell happened?

The working class.

 

[Bonfires Down]

Another panic call by my boss:

If Brexit happens we will lose about 30% of our income and might have to lay off people.
Fuck that. The bookies are almost never wrong, I still trust them.

30% ? How would that happen?

 

[Aranath]

Seems it. A lot is at stake, so I understand the anxiety.

Exactly. My father and I both work on the continent with no real hope of getting decent employment in our respective fields in the UK, so this is rather nerve-wracking.

 

[2700]

I wonder if any leave voters are beginning to have regrets after hearing how spooked the markets are. This is only the beginning if leave do win tonight.

 

[-Plasma Reus-]

Looking about 70/30 for remain here in East Dunbartonshire. Pal at the count in West Dunbartonshire says its about 60/40 remain over there.

Is Dunbartonshire a big count?