There was gridlock in Birmingham yesterday lunchtime because lots of people panicked and ran for home early after listening to the hype on the radio and tv. I told my warehouse staff not to follow the sheeple, and wait until 5 p.m., by which time the roads were clear.
It reminds me of the "boy who cried wolf" story.
Same applies to motorway gantry signs warning of non existent hazards. In the end you just lose trust and ignore them.
- Switch off all heating: we have to limit this catastrophic Global Warming.
ReplyDeleteAnd of course, demand many more millions of tax money be spent on an even bigger computer for the Met Office.
ReplyDeleteRepeatedly say, "It's too cold to snow".
ReplyDeleteA lot of stampeding people in the nanny state now.
ReplyDeleteFollowed all the advice, keep safe, wrap up warm, flask,
ReplyDeletecarry a shovel etc. and didn't I
feel a right silly sod on the bus this morn....
There was gridlock in Birmingham yesterday lunchtime because lots of people panicked and ran for home early after listening to the hype on the radio and tv. I told my warehouse staff not to follow the sheeple, and wait until 5 p.m., by which time the roads were clear.
ReplyDeleteIt reminds me of the "boy who cried wolf" story.
Same applies to motorway gantry signs warning of non existent hazards.
In the end you just lose trust and ignore them.