Brexit was a campaign that promised to bring Britain back to its glorious past, and it seems like the country is now experiencing rationing as part of this promise. While some may not find this funny, it’s exactly what Brexit was all about – returning Britain to a time when resources were scarce and people had to make do with less.
Rationing has been implemented for the UK population to have access to essential items such as food and toiletries during these difficult times. This means that certain items are limited in supply so everyone can get their fair share of them. It also helps prevent stockpiling which could lead to shortages or price hikes later on down the line.
Despite being an inconvenience for some, rationing is beneficial for many people who are struggling financially due to job losses or other factors caused by Brexit-related issues, such as trade restrictions or currency fluctuations. By limiting how much individuals can purchase at once, they’re able to save money while still having enough supplies available when needed.
Ultimately, although rationing isn’t necessarily ‘fun’, it’s necessary given our current circumstances. The good news is that we should be able to transition out of this situation eventually if everything goes according to plan – but until then let’s try to make the best use of what we have!
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