Are we REALLY in a Recession? I mean REALLY?

MrRee_2

I would suggest that Theatre Ticket Sales does not dictate the end of civilisation.

As an aside, I attend our local Theatre at every show, on the first show (as it's cheaper).

oldvicar

MrRee wrote: »

I would suggest that Theatre Ticket Sales does not dictate the end of civilisation.

As an aside, I attend our local Theatre at every show, on the first show (as it's cheaper).

Its not the lack of sales, its the restrictions in the Arts Council etc funding we need to be worried about. If you don't believe that lack of subsidy marks the end of civilisation, then listen to Sir Humphrey on the subject at: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zvNw0P5ZMbA

MrRee_2

I would rather have a vibrant economy than a vibrant Theatre production.

shegar

Rees, youve been arguing on here since 5/6/12 about recession, so what work have you been doing since you started this thread last Tuesday.? Cos youve spent so much "working hours" on here I cant see how you earned a living in the past week,£1750. my ar**. Get a life , and stop winding people up, your probaly a bar worker doing a few nights here and there , in your 1 bed council flat, overlooking the bins below........:D

homelessskilledworker

The one thing I will concede to with MrRees silly little thread is that when it comes to austerity we are not even close to the suffering of other countries such as Spain, Ireland, Greece and a few others.

But you try posting on this subject on political boards defending the Tories stance(and I have in though I cant stand Cameron) and you will be taken to the cleaners. I personally think that the austerity cuts have not been as bad as I thought they would be, but there are millions out there that will tell you otherwise.

DervProf

shegar wrote: »

Rees, youve been arguing on here since 5/6/12 about recession, so what work have you been doing since you started this thread last Tuesday.? Cos youve spent so much "working hours" on here I cant see how you earned a living in the past week,£1750. my ar**. Get a life , and stop winding people up, your probaly a bar worker doing a few nights here and there , in your 1 bed council flat, overlooking the bins below........:D

Yes, but he's the best at what he does (working in a bar and winding people up).

MrRee_2

shegar wrote: »

Rees, youve been arguing on here since 5/6/12 about recession, so what work have you been doing since you started this thread last Tuesday.? Cos youve spent so much "working hours" on here I cant see how you earned a living in the past week,£1750. my ar**. Get a life , and stop winding people up, your probaly a bar worker doing a few nights here and there , in your 1 bed council flat, overlooking the bins below........:D

You, my dear lost soul, cannot even string a sentence together!

When I can earn £1750 a day consultancy fee ( google LEAN Six Sigma Black Belt Consultancy Fees and you will see that I am pretty reasonable!). I don't want/need to work everyday ... I am retired, collecting my Pension, working part time and I must thank you for paying taxes so that I get the winter fuel allowance which heats my swimming pool.

I have a full life, thanks :T

DervProf

MrRee wrote: »

I have a full life, thanks :T

And a vivid imagination, it seems.

BTW. It's been £1750 for at least a few days now, isn't it time for a pay rise ?

MrRee_2

It was £1500 a day for quite a long time .... it's just now that the fees can be increased.

I'm simply catching up with some inflationary aspects.

DervProf

MrRee wrote: »

It was £1500 a day for quite a long time .... it's just now that the fees can be increased.

I'm simply catching up with some inflationary aspects.

"Quite a long time" being the quite a short time after it was £700 a day ?

Catching up with some imaginary aspects, more like.