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With regards to being contacted when off duty, it's quite simple, don't give them your personal number and turn off your work phone when you finish duty and don't turn it back on until you start your next shift. That's what I do.

You drive 4000 ton stone trains? :lol: ;)

Stress? what stress? Train driving certainly beats working for a living. I've never had more time off, or worked fewer hours per week in all my working life.

Very well put, I couldn't agree more.

Maybe I'm just one of the millions of stupid people that didn't know what they were doing.

I don't recall insulting anyone.

Not the sole reason but one of the reasons that many people voted to leave.

That may well be, and I stand to be corrected on this, but don't they have to accept certain rules/conditions from the EU to be able to do so?

But that wouldn't be leaving would it.

Yes, the result was clearly in favour of leaving the EU. I can only speak for myself but I voted to leave the EU and I'm not bothered if we leave without a "deal", just as long as we leave.

The difference here being that people are trying to overturn the result of the referendum before it's been implemented , nothing like a general election where you have the chance to vote for a change after several years of the result of the previous election being implemented.

When people don't like the result of the vote and want you to keep voting until they get the result that they want.

Wales has hundreds.

I think Clarkson would make an excellent PM.

You're not alone. Although if a General Election was announced now I would find it difficult to choose between them and the Brexit Party. I'm a member of a trade union, but I absolutely detest Labour so I try not to think about my sub's ending up in their coffers.

Reading this makes you wonder how we ever survived in the hundreds of years before the EU. :rolleyes:

It's been buzzing around Westbury all day today with a cab full of drivers.

No, it didn't. I don't believe I said that it did, that's why I put the word "if" at the beginning of the sentence.

I really don't think it would make any difference. I think that 99% of the people that voted leave would still vote the same way again. It does annoy me when remoaners say "you didn't know what you were voting for" Yes I did, I voted to leave the EU, whatever it takes.

I voted to leave the EU, simple as that, whatever it takes. If the question on the ballot paper had said "would you still be prepared to leave with "no deal" I would still have voted to leave.