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How come yous all don't like black pudding?
Why don't you's all like black pudding
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I like black pudding. I've got a cafe down the road from me I get a breakfast bap from and always wack a black pudding in.
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It's so rare near me to find a cafe that does black pudding
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It's easy it's on the .gov site thing
That's because the cafes you are looking at are actually pubs
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If it ain't doing black pudding, then it ain't a fukin cafe bud. I suggest you burn the place to the ground..!
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I thought most places did it
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Love it. Especially with some haggis.
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That’s cos you’re surrounded by UC types so no market for it.
I like black and white pudding.
Thanks mate, but I heard Boris wants people off Universal Credit not on it... Heard he's going to get tough... 😏 Just my luck and no black pudding... 😉
Yes there are certainly people who abuse the system but it's a bit ridiculous to say nobody should be on universal credit. There are people with genuine disabilities and people on low income jobs who need it as their wages aren't enough to live on. I don't personally need benefits but I begrudge nobody a bit extra help if they need it
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Is it not wrong that an employer can pay so little that someone can’t live on it without the taxpayer subsidising it?
On the disabilities front, most of the genuine folk WANT to work and do, fair play to them. For some the struggle is too much and I’m sure they’d much rather be able enough to go to work. Then you’ve got the majority that are lifetime dolers with their lifes ambition to successfully never have to work again nor be hassled by getting that coveted disabled badge when all they need is a good hiding for being a workshy ****.
All I commented on was that there are people out there that genuinely need universal credit. I believe there are alot of people who will/do play the system because they don't want to work but to say it is the majority is a bit over the top. Over 40 percent of people on universal credit are actually in work. Then you have the disabled people who genuinely can't work and then you have the people who lose their jobs who have to rely on benefits for a short amount of time while they find another. I don't mind that some of my taxes goes towards helping these people and I'll never belittle people for being on benefits. As for the employer not being able to afford to pay more money. This is too much of a general statement that in alot of cases isn't true. Plenty companies that are making a fortune could pay more money, however their role as a company is to maximise profit and they're not going to pay more than they have to for a low skilled worker. You could raise the minimum wage threshold but then you would put alot of small companies out of business who work on small profit margins and rely on these low skilled workers
I'm not applying Tricky, they are only tongue in cheek comments since the OP mentioned Universal Credit. Maybe shouldn't have as it is an emotive area of conversation. Can rage on Twitter. The point I made about Boris is true though, as the last I heard there are still well over 1m people on Universal Credit after covid, yet there are 1m job vacancies. Boris is thinking shirking and they don't want to work I think.
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Hey hey hey let's keep this about black pudding
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That was me for 5 years couldn't stand the thought of working. Now iv been in work for 9 years and now I can't stand the thought of not working
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