Comments by "PutinPussyRiot" (@ruzziasht349) on "Wandering Turnip " channel.

@FannyShmellar all well and good except no one is going to pay you £35k a year, and you'll do well to remember, Ee by gum, it's grim oop North. Of course if you like the damp, dark, cold, and chip butties for thy tea, then go for it.
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@John-cq8gr who's been in charge, local government in Burnley for the last 100 years? Well it's been labour, and no question about it!
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It's supply and demand, supply refers to the market's ability to produce a good or service, whereas demand refers to the market's desire to purchase the good or service. Supply and demand is often considered to be a fundamental concept within economics and is primarily used to describe the price and availability of commodities. The market sets the price and demand pays for it, no one forces them to do it.
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I've made a note of who you are, as we often need rubber parts!
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@tigading2177 don't be daft, of course we can, £7 pints never tasted better.
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@BrightstoneGG I can't like a lot of people be happy in the cold, dark and wet, and when you remove culture too, I become very depressed.
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@aholness we're grossly over populated, and the 7th most full country in Europe.
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@theonlynemesis we'd have more supply if we weren't the 7th most densely occupied country in Europe.
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We know why you're in the Philippines pal, so don't try and pretend it's because of the housing market - haha-haha
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@roxy420dash I feel heartbroken for those who haven't discovered how to enjoy life and, as a result, choose to dwell in the misery they've created for themselves. It's tough to see them missing out on everything life has to offer.
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@rubiusquinius and income, life expectancy and culture will be substantially reduced also.
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@RandallSlick you see how councils waste their money? speed humps, bicycle lanes, when they'd be better off filling pot holes. The Burnley Business awards (organised and paid for by the council) included a champagne reception, live musical performers and bespoke trophies. In addition, ten entertainers (dressed in highly elaborate costumes as trees, shrubbery and wildlife) were hired for photographs with guests. This award ceremony cost over £25,000 of taxpayers’ money. Local governments have many sources of income, government grants, speeding tickets, parking fines, council tax and business rates. Even the jockos were wasting money on mobile homes, and five star travel.
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It's a damp country
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The death of the UK, it's all be like this sooner or later.
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@Alex-cw3rz Did you read the OP? He said "The housing situation is a disgrace. I'm shocked at how much people in London have to pay for a property in such a state. It's scandalous" I'm not sure how your comment addresses that. Whereas my comment clearly did, people charge the prices they do, because the demand is there. When the demand for housing is high, but supply is low, prices rise. When there is a glut of housing available in a market, landlords lower their prices due to less demand. The problem with the UK is that it's the 7th most densely populated country in Europe and 37th most crowded in the world, and it's getting more full all the time. 2% isn't going to make a difference, and unless your suggesting deforesting the whole country, building isn't going to help either. Today is Black Friday, and I suggest you buy an IQ expansion pack from Wish as your sub 80IQ isn't cutting the mustard.
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@@xiene5318 not a roll of the dice, £350 to £36000 is a 10000% increase and £36000 to £6000000 is 16000% property goes up in value, and has done so steadily since 1945.
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@observer1256 You can rent, lease and buy - all depending on your budget yankie doodle dandy! No one said you can only lease.
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@antygona-iq8ew A pleasure!
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Don't worry about us Southerners - we work in London because we can earn twice as much wedge here than anywhere else in the country.
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@iroscoe London needs to declare independence from the rest of the country, as it's the work shy moaners that hold us back.
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 @botwhipified1828 Saying half the rented properties are in no legal condition to be rented is ridiculous and the statement of an imbecile.
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@abcdefg-t7j9t semi automatic?
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@abcdefg-t7j9t Eton Rifles?
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@joaquinpv7904 Ali Baba
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Such a shame that your family missed out on all that wealth, you must be heartbroken.
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@tovsteh They missed an opportunity by letting go of the property instead of leveraging it through borrowing to acquire more assets. It's a misstep to forfeit collateral and forego the chance to build generational wealth for the whole family. It went from £350 to £36000 in 30 years, which is an increase of some 10000%. not sure a crystal ball was necessary, just a calculator, as it's now worth £6m which is an increase of 16000%.
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"Similar" hahahaha-hahahahaha
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@rene-rv6pp 7th highest density in Europe = ?
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@VengoSofocado it's OK but don't cry as it makes you look like a baby. If you can't afford it, it doesn't matter no one thinks any less of you. I own property in London, Japan and Devon, I just hope you're happy renting in Durham.
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KaiserSoze212 ah you're one of them, good luck with the ladyboys.
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@KaliKali-hv9bt Any chance you could construct a sentence? At a basic level, a sentence typically consists of a subject, a verb, and an object. The subject is the person or thing that performs the action, the verb is the action itself, and the object is the recipient of the action. For example: "The cat (subject) chased (verb) the mouse (object)." So at the moment you don't have a subject, as "they" is a bit vague, as is "them" and also "other person" I can't be expected to read 150+ replies to try and decode your message. Once you get a hang of simple sentences they can be much more complex. They can have modifiers, adjectives, adverbs, and other elements that provide more information and nuance. The key is to ensure clarity and coherence so that the meaning of the sentence is easily understood. It's also important to follow grammatical rules, such as using proper punctuation and maintaining agreement between subjects and verbs. So feel free to try again, and I might understand what you're going on about, because at the moment I haven't a clue. Thank you.
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@RimaFair What an earth are you wittering on about? you've got your panties all wet and in a twist about what?
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@ddguitars1969 what stereotype?
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@Annabella24183 dictionaries are a scam, don't go to school.
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@antygona-iq8ew It's £35k or 35 grand. Grand is always singular (no "s") and doesn't require a "£" as grand means £1000.
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@michaelallan5317 Councils waste money - on speed bumps, bike lanes and enterprise zapping clean air zones and yellow lines everywhere - then there's things such as putting 60 bollards outside a primary school by Birmingham council council. Golden handshakes and salaries of £150k+ This country spends £168.2 billion a year on the NHS which I sounds like a lot of money to me, and I'm not sure we're getting value for money. Glasgow city council has 14 press officers - can you imagine? Sheffield city council employs 24 press officers - which is more than the entire government department for international trade. Manchester city council had the most valuable art collection in the country (worth a £369 million) of which only 8% is on display. In 2017-18 the UK’s local authorities spent £6,593,523 on award ceremony's. Between January 2016 and December 2017 at least 6,047 council-owned commercial properties were declared vacant, with the total cost of providing security, insurance, maintenance and renovation of these properties was £74,022,381 a year!.... would you like me to go on, I've got stacks of this stuff.
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@autiethoughties6898 London needs to be independent as we're getting tired of propping up the rest of the country. Then Manchester could be the capital of England, and Londoners could enjoy the fruits of their labour instead of it being wasted on the great unwashed up and down the UK.
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