Billionaire James Dyson thinks a Hard Brexit will be good because it will get round Britain’s “very difficult” employment laws.
He told the BBC’s Andrew Marr: “This is controversial, but since I don’t know what orders I’m going to get next month or next year, and the manufacturing industry is very volatile, not being able to flex your workforce is another reason why you wouldn’t start or expand a manufacturing business.”
So he is particularly looking forward to the moment when Brits have no workers rights, the country is a mass labour pool, and companies have the flexibility to take from and and drop off workers are they see fit.
That sounds fun for people with mortgages.
What part of Brexit are you most excited about?