Margin Call.   BBC 2  11:30 p.m. 

The story of how Goldman Sachs ( allegedly) saw the financial crash coming and bailed out of the market in 24 hours.  Very good.

Dont know if anyone has discussed this already.A series based on the class divide at the start of english football.old etonians and darwen.a team that  we beat by a record margin 12.0.the record still stands today in our statistics..6 episodes.worth a watch.enjoyed it.

On here, with everyone demands that the Government helps them out, has thrown up a paradox in one sector that I know of. Supermarkets are desperate to take on temporary staff for the duration of the crisis. In the one my Wife and Son works in, they have had six that's SIX applicants so far turn down the job when they realize they won't get paid by the supermarket AND their 80% from their current employer and in the same vein, I see a lot of people praising the supermarkets for organizing social distancing in their queue's, guess what ? someone tells me there is a pandemic of a virus that could very well kill me, but there is a fair to good chance I will be ok if I take certain precautions ................. Nobody will need to tell me twice.
One thing Is very apparent to me since this started, is that a great deal of the population expect everything to be done for them, which perpetuates another mystery, if you expect the state to wipe your arse for you, why buy all the fucking bog rolls.

Born in London, I was capped at U21 level in the 90s

Just phoned my 83 year dad just asked him if he is ok etc he said that he has a bit of a dodgy tummy due to him drinking to many cold ciders he reckons . 

Then he said my brother picked his wife up from good hope hospital and he gave a couple of nurses a lift home and could hear the fear in my dads voice and the nurses were sobbing their hearts out in the car . Its upset my brother apparently I really fear we are only at the tip of the iceberg on this .....

I'm in Stafford and every supermarket  are doing a brilliant job in keeping customers in line with at least 2 mts away from each other and the shelves are pretty full and more importantly people showing respect and not acting like animals in a zoo .

International break

Clocks go forward tonight . With all going on I thought I would give all a reminder. Would not like any of you late for the supermarket que.

https://www.devonlive.com/news/uk-world-...0zzMdh1kF0 

Our place has issued us all with letters to show police if we are stopped stating that we cannot work from home therefore must travel to work as per the Government guidelines.
No sanitizer (can't get it!) and social distancing rules regularly flaunted!
Oh - Management and office staff welcome to WFH!!