And a lot of people haven't a clue how to shop or cook.

COYP

There is probably a smallholding producing artisan dwarf carrots for the local Tweedy beardy craft beer overspill who can't afford Dulwich who will take them as an 'intern,' for no money.

Good. Do we want a society where people have to be imported to work for a pittance so we can have cheaper consumerism? Same with Uber, we want a cheaper taxi which means someone else is being undercut and having to work for a pittance

We all pay the price at the end of the day whether it be tax credits or wage stagnation, food banks; it filters through to everyone's daily life in some form or another.

We should make a real change after brexit, make the living wage law and pay people what they are worth. You get what you pay for in this world

Paua oouaarancì Irà chiyeah Ishé galé ma ba oo ah

Is there such a demand for cheaper meat and food ? Or is it more a case of people can't afford it? It's a vicious cycle.

Look at our high street - basement price shops doing well like Lidl, Primark, Poundshops, then there's loan companies, pawnshops and betting shops. Anything higher end is dying on it's arse. Borrowing is at record highs. A reflection of British society, and a current wealth imbalance.

Paua oouaarancì Irà chiyeah Ishé galé ma ba oo ah