Off Topic The Burly Arms

Mate, you don't even pay tax ffs

 

Never had the bank of mum & dad, and the short time I was at home I paid board.

 

Course I do

Just under 12k a year actually

 

It was only £3.50 when you left at 17.

 

That's not tax that's personal allowance.

 

How much was that?

 

Its what my dodgy Romanian accountant says it is bro

 

Fooked if I can remember, it wasn't cheap, probably 1/3rd went on my bike, the other 3rd went to my m&d and I was left with a third, was the best way of calculating it, regardless off amount.

 

That was a pack of 10 Benson when i left.

 

Pack of Benson was about 50p in my day if not less.

 

The only reason I remember cigs were 50p, because of the coin you put in the machine.

 

There was no food banks in my day, if you didn't work, you didn't eat, simple as that.

 

went to uni at 19, came back at 21, left at 22.

I think i'm in a lot of credit though as i self funded uni (well government paid for it via my loans) and i was weekend child labour from about 13+ when i was at home

 

Going to see this tomorrow, my mate who lost his dad at Grenfell passed on the ticket as he didn't want to go which is understandable, so i just bought another one and will bring the mrs.

https://www.nationaltheatre.org.uk/productions/grenfell-in-the-words-of-survivors/

 

Buenos dias.

Boss is on holiday and I’ve got three weeks of notice left so absolutely **** all work to do today.

 

Morning

 

Let's to do today, going to get on with it then chill later.

 

Keep me updated.

 

Will do. I'll take a break at some point and tag you.

 

@PINKIE