Comments by "Roger Smith" (@rogersmith8339) on "Andrew Lawrence" channel.

  1. You should only ever trust people who trust you. Never trust people who tell you that they are telling the truth or make money from what they tell you.
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  2. 😅All those worthless degrees are the product of the entitled generation who thought doing an apprenticeship was too working class for them. There are no more real apprenticeships (with a few very noteworthy exceptions) these days. What makes things even worse is that there are few real experts left in such important industries like (mechanical) engineering to learn from like I did as an apprentice. I was never really given the chance to pass on my 45 years experience and knowledge of my industry, much as I tried to, before I retired. Even when I warned my boss I was going to be off before long, nothing was done.
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  3. The world suddenly becomes a better place then.
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  4. Those five guys where part of the elite who are running the world today. How do you rate Sunnak in these terms? The CEO of the company that ran the sub was very much responsible for what happened as he ignored advice and warnings from people who knew what they are doing. And who said that these mega wealthy businessmen were honest hard working people? Very few people get rich in this world that way.
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  5. Wilko was far from overpriced!
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  6. 40 years ago a huge number of people didn't have central heating and even my last tiny house in Hertfordshire that I sold in 1990 didn't. No double glazing or wall insulation either.
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  7.  @andyjosh1674  Both shoulders!
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  8. "Be like" - what a vile American phrase!
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  9. ​ @clivebaxter6354 The simple answer is to buy a sensible sized house in an ordinary area like I have in the past. You can then pay off the mortgage really quickly and live pretty comfortably on your pay or even retire early like I did. I am reluctant to mention the 40 foot sailing yacht I bought just before retiring at 62 in case people think I am or was rich or had a fancy job, neither of which is at all true. I was just tight with my money and never fell into the trap of wasting it on fancy cars etc.
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  10.  @alistairewen9558  If you were lucky! At Mum & Dads house we just had a small fire in the living room and a "Sadia" electric heater for the hot water in the kitchen.
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  11. Why are pirates called pirates? Because they arrrghhh.
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  12. It is quite interesting that when I was at school, nearly all the teachers were out and out Tories with some even standing as councillors etc. Now that the "masses" have been going to university in great numbers it seems to be the opposite.
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  13. The same reason so many people died on the Titanic was the cause of the sub being lost. Accounts ignoring people who know what they are doing in order to make more money!
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  14. ​ @twistedsister2568 My other half rents her house out and the way it gets treated by many tennants is shocking. Why tennants cannot be made to look after the property I cannot understand.
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  15. ​ @JohnJohnson-vd2hp The problem with America is not gun ownership but cultural. Just look at Switzerland for a country where a great many people have guns but the violent crime level is very low.
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  16.  @JohnJohnson-vd2hp  Nothing wrong with fair and just controls on gun ownership. Even up to the Hungerford incident, had the rules been followed and the police had done their jobs we would not have had any problems.
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  17. Sadly with the way people seem so happy to get into debt just to have the latest of everything and get meals delivered, many do not really own anything and believe that they are happy because of all the material things round them. That is a major cause of many of the problems around us today.
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  18. The fringe is notorious for un-funny jokes just like modern art is for drawings that look like they were drawn by a 7 year old.
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  19. I am surprised he was allowed to do things that could possibly be slightly dangerous these days! When I was at school, boys did metal work and wood work- not every one was good at them but for some guys it really gave them a chance to excel and a good future.
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  20.  @topfuelteddy  My carefulness with money came from growing up pretty poor (in poverty it would be called today). My 4 siblings have all done pretty well for themselves too.
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  21.  @dontuno  My first two places didn't have fireplaces, 1st a studio flat built in around 1983 (not even a gas supply) & the 2nd one bed starter home, built late70s. None of the houses on that estate had gas or fire places.
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  22.  @clivebaxter6354  That is why it is so important to pay your mortgage of asap. It was like a £1500 a month pay rise when I paid mine off and that went straight into my company pension and was boosted by them adding to it in proportion.
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  23.  @alistairewen9558  Same upbringing as me by the sounds of things.
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  24. Buy to let is the province of dodgy builders and the like. They do it purely out of greed but now it is starting to backfire on them. They are the people who have pushed house prices so high.
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  25. Or just making himself feel better and make more money?
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  26. Anyone who was upset by this spoof anti Christmas advert must be as pathetic or probably even more so than those who though Little Britain was racist. It shows how feeble we have become when people start to get upset by adverts. They are put in so you can pop to the loo or get a cuppa or even, heaven forbid, put the box on mute and chat with your other half. I have even been known to read an article in a magazine. Mind you, if you record stuff you can skip the adverts all together.
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  27. Wilko's old stores would make great 'Spoons.
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  28.  @johnholmes6541  Not heard that one!
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  29. @Gordon Bird You mean they were wicked colonialists before we were?
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  30. ​ @johnholmes5674 Sounds like the civil service!
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  31. ​ @carolevans5285 I have seen more comments and bragging about those who did on line.
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  32. Is this part of the campaign to make us all fear?
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  33.  @redbeard3923  Do they do a double ended rabbit then?
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  34.  @wrongthinker843  I am far more interested in people who think than those who can't for themselves.
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  35. What about all the guys who go to the gym to look at other guys?
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  36. Given the huge number of FB's it is about time this happened.
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  37. ​@maxthecat4632You must be a diversity recruitment consultant.
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  38.  @savannahglebe5165  I would like to say here, here, but being retired following 45 plus years honest work I would feel a bit contradictory.
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  39.  @RecoveringPessimist1  We certainly don't need many more people on this island, just look at how busy the roads are in most cities and towns and how good farmland is being built on. The current economic model that relies on an ever increasing population and thus market but anyone knows you cannot go on forever like that.
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  40.  @sonyasmith1991  I don't think you fully understood what I was saying about the cost of producing food. There is a big lag between preparing the ground and sowing the seeds and harvesting the crops. The harvesting might be a little cheaper this year but that doesn't change the fact that the crops cost twice as much to grow.
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  41.  @sonyasmith1991  I don't think many people really grasp how all that stuff works.
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  42. This weather is all part of a communist plot to discredit the far right and to prove the climate is changing.
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  43. Send them up chimnies and down mines and the really dumb ones can scare the birds off the crops.
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  44. I really wish they would do this on the estate where I live to try and stop the foreign taxi and bus drivers speeding round the place. It is amazing that there have not been any more serious accidents, but I guess most parents round here are well aware that there are kids about and know how to drive safely (mind you, that doesn't apply to the BMW drivers!).
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  45. The government has given up trying to educate people for the last umpteen years and have even making people go hungry due to rising prices.
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  46. But are many of us truly poor? And remember, there are more than a few p[eople who would end up poor after a month if you gave them £10K.
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  47. It is classist too apparently which is probably why there is much less violence among the fans and criminal activity amongst the players.
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  48.  @rorysmith2415  You don't learn skills at university, you learn how to pass tests and often get taught by people with little real world experience. The old technical colleges taught skills in combination with proper apprenticeships.
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  49.  @rorysmith2415  I guess all the people who worked on Covid and the vaccines went to Uni? Do you think nurses need to go to uni to learn their trade? You can't teach caring and compassion.
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  50. No, it is fining your children for expecting you to leave them your money when they have no right to it. Spend every last penny you have before you die or buy things that can be given as gifts. There is absolutely no reason to pay more than a tiny amount of this tax if you are sensible.
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  51.  russmartin4888  You ought to see the area where one of my sisters lives, when she first moved there it was pretty rough but it gradually started to get better. Of late it has gone to rats again with 4 or 5 dumped cars parked (?) in the restricted parking area behind her house. They all seem to be owned by one of the local chavs. For some reason you don't see many non locals round there.
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  52. Better still buy a yacht they are far more comfortable and you can go all sorts of places. A decent one will only cost you £100,000 for a used one.
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  53. I only wish my parents had any money for me to inherit when they died. I got a few tools from dad and about £1500 from mum. Only wealthy people are affected by inheritance tax and even then it is pretty easy to get round.
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  54.  @andylewis7360  And what proof do you have that they were not? The simple fact that they could afford the massive "fare" for the trip that was filled with obvious risks and would only last a few hours does indicate something about them ( possibly with the exception of the British guy who has been described as an adventurer). It sort of shows how little money means to the mega rich yet still they crave more.
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  55.  @johnneville403  I always rely on the 80% rule when stereotyping people. How many mega rich people do you know who got that way through honest hard work? Do you know why? The elite don't want plebs trying to join their club in case they start to spend their massive wealth on things other than themselves. Just think of the Russian oligarchs!
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  56. Hallo, hallo!
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  57.  @steeny9845  Bit like the Johnny Cash song, "Boy named Sue" then?
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  58. Luckily it only affects greedy and selfish people then. Why should your parents scrimp and save so that you can have an easy life?
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  59. Send them down in a sub to see the Titanic!
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  60. Kids being rewarded at school for showing up with no real competitiveness allowed has caused lots of problems.
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  61.  @DelGTAGrndrs  I you need that explaining I do worry!
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  62.  @wrongthinker843  Your "name" on here sounds about right. My next trip to top up my big freezer will hopefully involve the rapid departure of a Roe buck or possibly a muntjac after it has come into contact with a very fast moving projectile. I never plan to eat bugs, despite what the elite may wish for their peasants.
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  63.  @chrisdaly9539  And the earth is flat?
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  64. It is British snobbishness that caused Woolworth and Wilko to fail yet allows the coffee chains and sandwich chains to survive.
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  65.  @parker-ii7fg  Americanisation!
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  66.  @professorplums722  Ever heard of ironic humour? Probably not by the sound of things.
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  67. The problem with the US is a cultural one far more than it is about widespread gun ownership. Put the two things together and you have trouble.
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  68. Dropping house prices is long overdue, the prices have got stupid of late and the dodgy building companies have been raking it in by building poor quality houses in unsuitable places. A great time to buy a house knowing your mortgage repayments will soon drop and you can pay off the mortgage really quickly like I did back in the mid 80s when inflation and interest rates were genuinely high!
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  69.  @johnsmith-ht3sy  Not sure about your numbers, but we do need to do something about our guests!
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  70.  @johnsmith-ht3sy  I think you mean exploiting loop holes.
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  71. I bought my first place in the early 80s when mortgage rates were very high. When I described it to a gen z colleague at work he could not believe anyone would want to buy a tiny studio flat on theedge of Luton. His view of a first time buy was a 3 bed semi somewhere reasonable and there you have the very reason for the mess that the country is in, unrealistic expectations and entitlement.
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  72. Very well said, but there are still a great many legally owned guns in the UK.
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  73. It was dear old Margeret who sold Britain to her friends for next to nothing.
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  74.  @MrMjp58  The issue when I was at school was that I was from quite a poor family so got looked down on by many of the teachers. It didn't effect my education though and I still managed to get a decent job, good enough to be able to retire 4 years before state pension with a 40 foot sailing yacht and no mortgage.
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  75.  baddad2955  Deep water fish food and some of those creatures are truly weird.
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  76. Ripping off is just what capitalists love and how they thrive.
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  77.  @CraigB13  My private dentist was always pushing for he most expensive fillings etc. I now use the NHS and it costs me nothing apart from time.
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  78. I just looked up how it affects normal people, truth is it only affects a small percentage of people who can easily afford it. The only people who seem to be moaning about it are the lazy, entitled generations who think the world owes them, you know, the so called comics who rant away on You Tube and who would not know what real work is. They are the ones not paying the taxes that normal people can't avoid because they have accountants sort that out for them.
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  79. He used to be a ginger girl!
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  80. We will soon be a third world country like the countries our new leaders come from! Seems like she is going to shaft the country even worse than Maggie did!
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  81. And dipping your hand in the till at each and every opportunity plus supporting the people smugglers and Albanian criminals and many very dodgy businesses? What will the hookers and drug dealers do if we go cashless?
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  82. Sounds like you are talking about the Isle of Wight and quite a few other islands round the UK, not to mention parts of Norfolk, Lincolnshire and Devon / Cornwall. There are genuine proven and well documented health issues on the IoW due to inbreeding.
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  83.  @jacquelinebrunder2384  Where can you find the figures for that? Maybe they need to be given to the PM?
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  84. Wasn't there a thing about "to every man his worth" or is that a bit communist?
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  85. Not only are the avid fans this channel in this category but they are watching fa ginger!
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  86.  @sonofagreatsouthernland  At one time you had to be a crim to get there.
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  87. Americanisation of our food is largely to blame. Mind you, I have seen a couple of adverts for meat & dairy recently extolling the (real) virtues! I recommend anyone who can should go for wild meat whenever they can as it is very healthy, tasty and good for the countryside, Git a big lump of Roe deer venison for dinner tonight accompanied by some nice French Merlot and good veg.
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  88. I can't really afford any more guns to be honest although I am struggling with not buying another one I have seen which t really lovely.
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  89. ​ @JohnJohnson-vd2hp They are legal and you would be surprised how many people own them legally, however a lot of people think it is only the wealthy elite who have them, you know , people with two houses, large yachts and who drive 4x4s. Just realised those things describe me and I am way short of rich by any standards.
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  90.  @JohnJohnson-vd2hp  They are legal in the UK but most of the time the police won't let the bad guys have them.
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  91.  @Twizzel100  Do you mean the paranoid nutters who seem to worship some of the equally daft you tubers?
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  92.  @lesigh1749  Not sure if a red deer stag or a wild boar counts as a small animal? The other point is do you truly believe there is a need for guns for self defence in this country at present? Most of the worst violence where they might be justified happens between criminals and their associates.
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  93. Are food prices really that high? Or is it that they have been way too low for far too long to be genuinely sustainable?
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  94. @@kevone08 And who do you want to replace them? We could very well end up with an animal farm situation. The best bet is to either infiltrate them or to try and avoid falling into the traps people seem so keen to these days.
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  95.  @sonyasmith1991  Nonsense to what and why?
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  96.  @ST_6656  Not at all, but too much is what people have brought on themselves.
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  97.  @sonyasmith1991  I am not sure how you think there is no reason for the higher than previously seen prices. There are numerous factors affecting food prices including the simple fact that many people are happy to pay more than they need to for things like fancy coffee etc.
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  98.  @rogertomkinson3546  Some of my meat is deer, oh, you mean dear, lol.
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  99.  @sonyasmith1991  Probably one of the biggest factors is fuel prices (some due to greed and some due to the war). A farmer I know was quoting that it was costing him twice as much last year to prepare and sow his fields as it had the previous year. Add to that the increased seed costs and you start to get the picture.
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  100.  @sonyasmith1991  Thinking about your mention of not living in a third world country, if we did, food prices would be lower due to low wages, less dependency on farm machinery and very often the fuel prices in those places are a fraction of what they are in the UK.
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  101.  @myuncle2  Building more houses works ok in relatively low density population countries like France and in fact house prices in some parts of France are ridiculously low. In the UK they are building plenty of houses but not really of a type that most people require because bigger houses make more profit. They are also building in totally unsuitable places. The UK was a much better place in numerous ways when the population was still around 50 to 60 million.
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  102.  @RecoveringPessimist1  They are there to make money, it is called capitalism. Personally I am not a fan of it in its present form because like with every other "ism" it has fallen prey to human nature and greed.
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  103. What really gets me about these dodgy, pikey, till dipping tax evaders who seem stuck in the last century is the way they will blast past you at twice the speed limit, push in front of you at the petrol pump then take forever filling their willy substitutes before waddling their bloated bodies to the counter to pay with their grubby notes in the time most sensible people would have filled up, paid at the pump and been home. What makes it even worse is that I suspect half of them are not taxed or insured and / or are banned from diving!
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  104. The problem these days is that what some people (often of less than great intellect) consider to be far left are nothing of the sort. Most are the worst kind of entitled liberals who would run a mile from proper socialism as they would not have their fancy coffees being served by underpaid youths.
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  105.  @russjohnston3307  Truth ism many of the people accused of being such are nothing of the sort and would run a mile from proper socialism.
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  106.  @Truth_Seeker_UK  Far too close together and guess which party currently in conflict in the Middle East is behind them.
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  107. Good old capitalism, you can't beat it!
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  108. Does listening to C&W/ red neck music make me a bad person?
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  109. At least if we go cashless the thieving scumbags won't be dipping their hands in the till and avoiding paying taxes. 10 million tax Dodgers not paying £100 tax is a lot more than 1/2 a million not paying £1000.
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  110. M&S were founded by a Jewish economic migrant from Eastern Europe so maybe boycotting them is a good thing?
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  111.  @The_Mighty_Fiction  Where do pirates keep their records? In an arghchive.
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  112.  @spudspuddy  You could update that a bit, how about "INCELS are known to be at risk of suicide, but who cares!"
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  113. Half of what I have seen from the "acts" doing the Edinburgh fringe were really pretentious rubbish and not at all funny, the comedy equivalent of the "artist" who gave the world a dead sheep or the one with a manky unmade bed.
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  114.  @englishciderlover7347  Totally agree there. I still cannot understand why football attracts the people it does yet the players are on obscene wages.
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  115.  @NotDuncan  There is no reason that poorer people cannot avoid it, in fact it is much more easy and less dubious than for a multi millionaire.
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  116.  @Tensquaremetreworkshop  Totally agree with you there, it is a tax on the entitled generations who think the world (or in this case, their parents) owe them. Why should anyone's parents give them money for nothing when they have probably been dipping into their pockets all along anyway.
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  117.  @annother3350  Unless he has been lucky or dishonest and avoided paying the tax that he should have been.
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  118. They cannot take tax from dead people because when you are dead you don't need any money, no matter how wealthy you were in life.
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  119.  @johnr8212  He is only looking after the money for future generations.
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  120.  @philjohnson3547  Most taxes are raised in a fairly logical way, you pay more tax if you can afford to pay more. I can't think of another way it could be done.
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  121. The only ways to avoid the need to pay tax are either pay much more for everything and for that money to go directly to the providers (eg charging people for every mile they travel on a road or have meters on street lamps etc. This would extend to paying the police to turn up if you got robbed or the fire service if your house caught fire). The alternative is for the state to own all businesses and the money they they make then pays for every service that taxes normally pay for.
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  122. It sounds like you are in favour of paying for absolutely everything at point of use, having to put money in a meter if you want a street light on at night or a toll for each and every time you use a road. What about people who are unable to work due to significant disability? Perhaps you think they should be terminated to save anyone having to pay for their care?
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  123.  @DeanSinger  It is only a tax on idiots or people who think they are entitled to money their parents worked hard for but didn't get to spend so that they don't have to work so hard. There are so many ways to avoid it .
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  124. The plague of idiots who put crap out on you Tube by chance?
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  125. The Bournemouth incident sounded very much like it may have been caused by yobs on jet skis knowing how they generally behave.
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  126.  @davidp4456 Having sailed along that area often, although not very close inshore, I am not aware of any particularly strong tides. I would need to study my marine charts of the bay and to know if it was spring tides or not to get an accurate picture of what might have happened in terms of a possible rip tide. What I do know is that there is no real history of rip tides in that area otherwise there would have been previous incidents there like there are on many Cornish beaches.
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  127.  @AJ-yw5zy  The names were published very quickly and to be honest are completely irrelevant to what happened there. It could just be a case of Darwinism with a bunch of "youths" being stupid like many more seem to be these days.
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  128.  @arthurmackrell8154  There has to be a proper inquest and they don't want idiots making wild guesses that could prevent the true cause being determined.
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  129.  @davidp4456  I just wish some of those yobs would get up to their antics near Dover.
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  130. Who likes the idea of fake vegan food made from meat? Or maybe go into a vegan shop and spread some raw liver (preferably from a lamb or calf) round the shops.
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  131. I think you are rather over exaggerating the state of the UK.
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  132. Your another one who believes sugar is bad for you like the Government keep telling us?
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  133. Why is this guy doing a show in Scum when over 50% of the population there don't speak English?
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  134.  @wrongthinker843  What about the three lads who got wiped out by their mate driving a BMW? Sad, yes, but more than a little Darwinism there.
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  135. I cannot understand why people buy bottled water when the tap water in most parts of he UK is so good and healthy with essential minerals.
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  136.  @Carlin2810  Certainly not been good for them since we gave the jews chunks of their country who then started to steal more and more. At one time the Israelis were considered to be terrorists with full blown sanctions against them.
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  137. eye witness account is very revealing!
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  138.  @eternalele9309  No, very accurate if it is the one that I saw. You obviously saw a dubious one because you are yourself dubious (to put it politely)
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  139.  @eternalele9309  I did not witness the attack but read an early eyewitness statement that described the assailant as being black and dressed in dark clothing, carrying a rucksack or similar and struggling with someone. Turns out that was a pretty accurate description. I know some other accounts just describe a man carrying out the attack which shows just how colourblind many people are.
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  140. We'll keep the red flag flying here!
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  141.  @jimmycampbell78  Ever heard the Bruce Springsteen song about red headed women? Something along the lines of "you have never had your tyres rotated until you have got down on your knees and tasted"......
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  142.  @theimperialist2686  When I die I really don't care what happens to my money as hopefully I will have spent as much of it as possible which will benefit the economy. Any of my "toys" (including my yacht if I still have it) will be left to my surviving siblings and partner if she out lives me. Objects cannot be taxed.
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  143.  @jaystevens1965  It all depends when they change hands and how honestly they are valued. Or if they are even known about.
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  144. Says a man with a rich mummy and daddy who thought he was going to have an easy life when they died. Probably wouldn't even visit them in their care home or hospital to save money.
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  145. A lot of people who go to Australia find that they cannot handle the place (for many reasons) And the cost of living is not what it seems.
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  146. Maybe with the declining birth rates that the economists are some other misguided people are worried about and the decreasing life expectancy because of health issues house prices will start to fall again as there will be a surplus?
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  147. It is so funny that the feeble gen Z lot cannot get their heads round the normal standard of living even back in the 60s. It really is time for the great reset as current expectations are just not realistic nor sustainable. We have been fooling ourselves with artificially low prices for everything at the cost of our own (UK) economy. Well, it has come along to bite us now.
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  148. Isn't it funny that certain people fail to see humour in on thing yet laugh at others.
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  149.  @somethingelse411  A slave to "Big Pharma"? (As some of the paranoid on here would have you believe )
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  150.  @tommurphy4094  I am not sure you can blame the government for that one- most companies are run by accountants these days who have no idea about the industry they are in (and useless HR departments filled with hopeless young women) and are only interested in a quick profit with their no thought about long term success. This is particularly true in engineering and not helped by degree educated "engineers " whose only chance to get on is to be yes men.
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  151. Listening to this guy is enough to depress anyone!
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  152.  @williamcarrington61  So you turned your back on them?
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  153.  @Cornz38 But at least one of the coffee chains is notorious for paying very little tax in the UK?
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  154.  @professorplums722  Are you really that pathetic that you get upset by a Mickey taking advert? Next you will be telling me that the Little Britain sketch was diabolically racist.
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  155.  @professorplums722  Is it true that folks from NI get angry over everything, no matter how stupid it may seem?
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  156. We need all Macdonalds so called restaurants in the UK closing down. They are an American abomination selling rubbish.
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  157. Meat production is far less machinery dependent than arable farming.
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  158.  @ChrisTurnbull-p3f  The problem is that most gun owners are very decent people. If they cause too much trouble they stand to lose potentially several thousands of pounds worth of guns and associated equipment (maybe £10k in my case in new replacement value) as well as a hobby they love and is extremely rewarding. I took part in what was at the time supposed to have been the biggest protest march through London against the proposed changes to firearm laws after Dunblane but it did no good.
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  159.  @bertrandrussell894  That disaster was caused by the police just like Hungerford before and Plymouth recently. The problem was the truth was hidden from the public and politicians love to be seen to do something.
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  160.  @lesliewelch6551  Not really if you are an honest upstanding person.
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  161. Until there is a scientific diagnosis for these conditions, ie a blood test that cannot be challenged people will use them to their advantage. Just look at Packham.
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  162. Hopefully the "great reset" is actually going to make us more responsible and less greedy. A very large amount of the fly tipping is done by dodgy waste disposal guys who charge suckers to get rid of their rubbish.
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  163. Do you honestly believe these mega rich elites care or actually contributed anything to the country?
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  164. They are all Jews anyway so who wants to give them any more money?
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