Brexit and the waning days of the United Kingdom

[CountDeMoney]

I had just wanted to make a cheap joke referring to NJ's cliché reputation as a horrible place. I didn't mean to cause any of this. 

It's a cliche'? 

[derspiess]

No.  Aside from Cape May, it is indeed a horrible place.

[Valmy]

My ancestor's plan of Newark being a theocratic haven for good holy people in a sinful world worked out though right?

[Admiral Yi]

One of my college bunkies lived in Princeton Heights NJ.  We visited a couple times for the holidays and it was very nice.

Pop was Polish and Mom was Italian.  She made these mushrooms stuffed with crab that were like crack.

[garbon]

One of my college bunkies lived in Princeton Heights NJ.  We visited a couple times for the holidays and it was very nice.

Google not registering that as place in NJ but yeah area around Princeton is fairly nice. There's little bits here and there of Jersey that are quite nice as well as quite wealthy.

[Tamas]

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-38245646

France's leading financial regulator is painting the picture of a pending mass exodus of major banks from London to other European cities, as he claims a big competition is on behind the scenes to woo them away.

[garbon]

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-38245646

France's leading financial regulator is painting the picture of a pending mass exodus of major banks from London to other European cities, as he claims a big competition is on behind the scenes to woo them away.

Is it realistic though? I mean I know we went through the hashing that say how many want to go to Paris and be looked down upon by Parisians. How many want to go to Frankfurt and die of boredom?

[Tamas]

IDK the ones that want to make really good money?

And if these European financial circles will have their way, London will have no license left to deal with EU stuff and then it won't be a matter of number of gay clubs per square kilometer, but the banks keeping their business.

[garbon]

IDK the ones that want to make really good money?

And if these European financial circles will have their way, London will have no license left to deal with EU stuff and then it won't be a matter of number of gay clubs per square kilometer, but the banks keeping their business.

I was discussing with me team and we wondering that maybe if EU cuts some sweet deal with Switzerland maybe a lot could be enticed there.

What's the point of good money if you have to live in a place you dislike?

I've no idea why you are pursuing some sort of gay angle.

[celedhring]

My GF's parent company is discussing moving their European HQ from London to Dublin, FWIW. She hates the idea.

[Josquius]

I don't think par

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-38245646

France's leading financial regulator is painting the picture of a pending mass exodus of major banks from London to other European cities, as he claims a big competition is on behind the scenes to woo them away.

Is it realistic though? I mean I know we went through the hashing that say how many want to go to Paris and be looked down upon by Parisians. How many want to go to Frankfurt and die of boredom?

I don't think paris will get much.
Dublin, Frankfurt, Amsterdam and maybe Edinburgh though....

[garbon]

I don't think par

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-38245646

France's leading financial regulator is painting the picture of a pending mass exodus of major banks from London to other European cities, as he claims a big competition is on behind the scenes to woo them away.

Is it realistic though? I mean I know we went through the hashing that say how many want to go to Paris and be looked down upon by Parisians. How many want to go to Frankfurt and die of boredom?

I don't think paris will get much.
Dublin, Frankfurt, Amsterdam and maybe Edinburgh though....

Is that assuming a...

[Josquius]

If there's a hard brexit it I think it's a given that the UK is over.

[The Minsky Moment]

If Fillon wins and then gets enough support in the legislative election, there could be an opportunity to transform Paris as a business friendly financial destination.

[Crazy_Ivan80]

If Fillon wins and then gets enough support in the legislative election, there could be an opportunity to transform Paris as a business friendly financial destination.

flying pigs right around the corner then!