Comments by "Safir Ahmed" (@safirahmed) on "Andy The Gabby Cabby" channel.

  1. Potholes, speed bumps and salt water could cause problems for lithium batteries in vehicles.
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  2. TV Licence in Ireland is expected to be replaced by a household broadcasting charge that every household will pay. If this happens the UK could also follow and replace the BBC TV Licence with a mandatory household broadcasting charge.
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  3. Leeds the city where the leaders don't want people to need a car to travel and due to years of budget cuts fewer or no buses in some areas.
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  4. The barge may have been described as a fire hazard due to the doubling of its original carrying capacity.
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  5. Energy prices could be much lower if utilities were nationalised.
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  6. Scammer Payback on YouTube has a channel with videos of scammers work being exposed, and some scammers use very strong and offensive language.
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  7. The money saved by scrapping smart meters could easily be used to increase power generating capacity and lower energy bills for everyone.
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  8. Full nationalisation of privatised utilities is the only way utility prices will ever be lowered to cost price.
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  9. Smart meters monitor appliances and times of use where this data can sold. Smart meters enable potential for dynamic surge pricing with increased prices during peaks in demand. Smart meters allow remote disconnection of customers energy to ration energy use. Smart meters could in future prioritise certain types of customers such as those charging electric vehicles. Smart meters could switch off energy to neighbourhoods seen as uncooperative and hostile towards the state with low Social Credit scores. Smart meters also increase electromagnetic fields for those sensitive to such radiation and result in higher bills. Further information on the problems of smart meters can be found online looking for campaigns against smart meters.
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  10. New stories from decades ago had the concept of dynamic personalised pricing based on the individual, their spending patterns, wealth and overall product demand and availability and this could be linked to Chinese style social credit score and compliance with WEF and UN Agendas.
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  11. Population levels in the UK are expected to fall drastically in future years. Water companies pay shareholders on average £2 billion a year for over 30 years, over £60 billion to shareholders, money that could have been used to pay for lower water bills, better infrastructure, water reservoirs, water grid, reduce water leaks, improve water quality and stop sewage from being discharged into waterways and coastlines.
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  12. Some of my comments have been shadow banned and some replies by others to my comments seem to vanish after I have replied to their replies.
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  13. It seems that drinks and snacks trollies on trains are also going cashless. Banks closing branches that provide age data may show that older age groups such as aged 35 and older are those who use bank branches the most.
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  14. Availability of eggs varies by location and demand, caged eggs are still being sold at Asda under their Just Essentials range.
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  15. If a political party proposed full nationalisation of privatised utilities it could win the next general election.
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  16. Smart meters must be scrapped and the money used to build new power stations to increase power generating capacity.
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  17. Many listed buildings could soon have electric vehicles stored outside as listed buidings seem to be a bigger fire risk than electric vehicles and insurance companies could provide the answers.
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  18. King could choose to scrap the climate change legislation mentioned in video about landlords, homeowners and business but will not because he is WEF and fully supports the WEF climate change agenda.
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  19. All mobiles that use 3G will be able to access 2G if 3G is unavailable but without mobile internet access, as 2G coverage is currently widespread.
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  20. Water companies have schemes to lower water bills for those on low incomes, those that need to use more water for health and disability reasons and single people whose property is unsuitable for water meters. Water Support and WaterSure are two such schemes and availability may depend on the water company.
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  21. Authorities can look at post to certain addresses or from certain addresses for security reasons and replace envelopes before sending the items posted to its destination and are able to use automated systems to log use of addresses. Barcoded stamps will enable greater tracking of post within the postal system and identify those who buy barcoded stamps.
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  22. The annual combined MP and PM salaries of Rishi Sunak is only 0.082% of his net worth. Rishi Sunak, Nadim Zahawi and Jacob Rees-Mogg have a combined personal net worth of £450 million. A personal wealth cap on politicians of £2 million could ensure politicians represent the majority of their constituents.
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  23. Agree with other comments that two tier pricing for those without loyalty cards needs to be banned. Dynamic pricing based on customer profiling should also be banned as it will mean richer customers will pay less for the same products than the poor.
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  24. @Carl Collins No one should camp on anyone else drive. Councillors voting for cycle lanes by reducing road capacity could be required to travel by cycle for journeys around Leeds.
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  25. Brexit means US food and drink standards in the UK with unlabelled ingredients including GMO, insects and country of origin being optional. The vast majority of edible insects when tested were found to contain parasites and insect protein caused health issues. The US FDA Food Defects Manual provides more information on US food and drink standards.
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  26. ULEZ is an anagram of ZUEL sounding similar to the evil demigod ZUUL from Ghostbusters, purely coincidental.
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  27. US also has a baby formula shortage and there were videos of baby formula being buried in landfill there. Prices could be lowered if baby formula exports were lowered. Higher prices means lower population and work towards reducing carbon dioxide emissions for Net Zero climate change agenda.
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  28. The shallow trolleys at ASDA seem to be at greater risk of going missing. The Tesco trolley in the mobile advert rescuing the man in a deep well with sausages must have had special permission from the store manager.
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  29. The Mayor doesn't want Santa being charged ULEZ!
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  30. Scotty Kilmer has a video about electric vehicle fires and the need for electric vehicles to kept at a safe distance from other vehicles in the event of fire. Hydrogen fuel cells are lighter, safer, more durable and better for the environment than heavy lithium battery packs.
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  31. The road sign for the unwary may mean stunts by motorcycles over cars, will need to change to include electric bicycles and electric scooters over electric bicycles.
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  32. Free energy technology has been suppressed to reduce human population levels and allow the rulers of Earth to maintain their power and control over the people.
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  33. Asda has been laden with immense debts due to being sold to private equity and will be asset stripped to fund Asda's debts and debts from Asda's owners corporate acquisitions.
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  34. I make a comment that has a liked by another user and then later viewing the same comment the like has gone and this happens often. Other times I try to upvote a video and the button doesn't show a video has been upvoted.
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  35. Funky Prepper on YouTube had a comprehensive list of links on one of his videos on 15 Minute Cities and 20 Minute Neighborhoods.
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  36. ​ @SuzyJarman  Vodafone PAYG (Pay As You Go) Big Value Bundles are also good value and roll over unused data from the previous month.
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  37. Banks and building societies should be required to keep their branches open and reopen some of their closed branches in areas without bank and building society branches with cash handling facilities as this will help to protect cash.
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  38. Walmart sold Asda to gain billions of US dollars to compete against Amazon. Asda and Morrisons have increased prices to service the multibillion pound debts created by private equity buying these supermarkets.
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  39. In 1999 the Government promised to scrap Dartford Tunnel fees by 2003 as the fees had paid for the tunnel. The next election for an MP in the constituency could use this as an election issue but it's bad news for Tories.
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  40.  tiepup  Renewables are far more expensive than oil, natural gas and coal with nuclear power being the most expensive.
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  41. Cynics could say it's all a bit fishy.
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  42. The eyes have been said to be windows of the soul and according to one victim his eyes completely turned black.
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  43. I had points taken off my Morrisons More card for online fuel purchase and the other points had vanished when I've never bought fuel online or used any points saved. Morrisons refused to reinstate points, claimed the account was compromised and this was before they closed down the points based scheme the first time.
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  44. Extraterrestrial aliens who seek to rule Earth are interdimensional demons.
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  45. Sainsbury's Nectar points and Tesco Club Card points are not interchangeable yet. Smaller sized branches of larger supermarket chains such as Sainsbury's Local and Tesco Express could return to a modified old style shopkeeper system where stores collect goods for customers but customers pay in advance using touchscreens or mobile apps.
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  46. Support for parties demanding Net Zero could fall in future elections.
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  47. £20,000 per day for 500 people is £40 per person including all other costs.
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  48. 3D Epix Inc YouTube channel has an animated short video about The Great Reset.
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  49. In one Asda the employees supporting the self checkout areas are now issuing carrier bags on request and scanning each bag on the self service checkout as too many people were taking the plastic bags for life at 30p each.
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  50. Access Bus provides a limited dial a ride service for some with severe disabilities. However shared pavement cycle lanes need to be banned as it's dangerous for pedestrians particularly at bus stops.
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