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'Probably' good choice of word used .. if u ask me personally, about PM...I think with all the crises about energy etc it could easily be resolved by printing more money and help everybody. Unfortunately that's not the option. So I believe liz trust, instead of printing more is buying more debt to help people..so no different to printing money. Its like, a person who is on the verge of bankruptcy is going to a loan shark and asking for more debt to fix the short term problem and hoping it pays off later down the line... where as rishi, wants to keep a sound finances and help people with targeted approach who really need it the most...if u asked, who I would choose, I would say rishi, simply because helping the most in need should be helped and not compromising health service...if I was selfish, I would choose liz trust because working class people will have more money in their pockets and people who need it the most will probz receive few extra pennies. However at what cost...nhs system getting worse without funding through NI..so if ur happy to wait in an ambulance for few hours to find a bed in hospital. Then liz trust should be ur preferred choice imho

Cong, just think about this one thing..u probz heard or read on news...a pub use to pay energy bills of 61k a year, now they've been quoted 240 k ish a year...so image cineworld, having heating and electric on all day!...the ultimate winners for the £3 tickets is the customer, day out for them, paying half the ticket price, and won't have to use energy at home whilst they're out. All for 3 pounds. Why wouldn't the cinemas be full! Imho

Cong, the company in huge debt with 800m legal bill to pay on top...a one day event whether its profitable or not, after all the cost of running more screens staff what not etc isn't going to make much of a dent on the debt..which is the biggest issue here sinking this ship imho

To say this is a ramp
'National Cinema Day proves the public is still in love with the big screen !'

If cheese burger went to 50p. And u had huge queue of customers to get their hands on this burger..doesn't mean people's habit for food has changed and nor does it show, everyone loves Mcdonald. Noo! Imho

If you half the price of any products, ur most likely to double ur customers....just like Christmas sales and 50% clearance sales etc...the shops going to be jammed packed obviously...however with cinema..the people who may have wanted to watch a certain movie...ur regular customer shall we say...wouldav paid £7 plus for a movie but manage to get tickets for £3 this weekend.. which is a loss of potentially £4....just because cinemas may have been full, doesn't mean people habits have changed. It's simply taking advantage of cheaper tickets...these people probz would never return to cinemas once the prices goes back to normal. Imho

If McDonald's did 50p cheese burger. And original price was £1...then 50% of customers attending is ur actual revenue....yes.. if this did happen, all the McDonald's in the country would be full with queues possibly stretching over several streets. Imho

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.thisismoney.co.uk/money/markets/article-11176381/amp/Investor-tipped-rescue-Cineworld-heads-exit.html

People centred business means, higher demand for wage imho

U forgot about this

Capita o2 and capita tvl, are in final mediation talks on PAY this month. which capita is failing to uplift on more than 4%...expect potential strike imho

With every offering comes at a cost elsewhere...what I'll be looking forward to is NI reduction imho

The start will be Monday imho

Expecting a crash in September then wohoo imho

https://www.cwu.org/news/capita-o2-and-tesco-mobile-contract-members-urged-to-reject-4-pay-snub1/

Capita o2 and capita tvl, are in final mediation talks on PAY this month. which capita is failing to uplift on more than 4%...expect potential strike imho

Potential gas price surge on Monday imho

European natural gas prices could approach highs set in August after Russia said its key pipeline to Europe won’t resume flows as planned, according to Goldman Sachs Group Inc.

The news will probably “reignite market uncertainty regarding the region’s ability to manage storage through winter” and is set to drive a “significant rally from Monday, potentially mimicking the August highs”, analysts, including Damien Courvalin, head of energy research, said in a report late Friday. 

Nofear working overtime lol...got all excited again on Friday...before the bombshell landed...Monday can't come any quicker imho

Potential gas price surge on Monday imho

European natural gas prices could approach highs set in August after Russia said its key pipeline to Europe won’t resume flows as planned, according to Goldman Sachs Group Inc.

The news will probably “reignite market uncertainty regarding the region’s ability to manage storage through winter” and is set to drive a “significant rally from Monday, potentially mimicking the August highs”, analysts, including Damien Courvalin, head of energy research, said in a report late Friday. 

Take it from me. Monday is going to be interesting imho

Hahah sharehead. Let's leave it as that...can't wait for Monday imho

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2022-09-03/goldman-says-eu-gas-may-challenge-august-highs-on-gazprom-news

All ur post seem to repeat the same thing...also in the back ground, Capita o2 and capita tvl, are in final mediation talks on PAY this month. which capita is failing to uplift on more than 4%...expect potential strike imho