Speaking as someone currently working in retail , this post is very misleading . While it ' s true that some items will be made specifically for Black Friday sales , common sense can usually tell you the difference between such things . If you have your eyes on a particular item ahead of time and manage to find the exact same item on sale , you ' re probably fine to take advantage of that deal . Just do your research . Especially for the really crazy deals . <| sep |> That is acceptable , provided they are constructed in Indian shipyards . <| sep |> What follows is purely hypothetical , but may be plausible . The EU are as much to blame for Brexit as anyone because it ' s possible that Cameron , fully aware of the rift within his own party and the rising popularity of UKIP felt that a threat to hold a referendum to leave the EU would be sufficient ammunition with which to leverage some sorely needed concessions from the EU . His negotiations didn ' t go to plan and he was forced to act on his threat . Neither he , nor the EU nor anyone else for that matter really thought that the UK would vote to Leave the empty bluff became a dangerous reality . The EU doesn ' t want to lose the UK , although no doubt it could do without the likes of Farage in the EP . Brexit must leave the EU project vulnerable the rise of Le Pen in France is worrying for any number of reasons and should France leave the EU , the project is likely to end . How does everyone solve this situation whilst saving face ? The EU have to deal with their arrogance in how they handled Cameron and the UK , believing that we would never vote to leave . The UK , specifically England and Wales , have to get over their anger and stop blaming the EU and immigrants for the faults of their own governments , and either get behind the project and start sending reputable constructive politicians to the EP , or indeed just Leave . The question is , how do we reach a situation to achieve the best outcome ? Facing the withdrawal of the UK , May could renegotiate the immigration issue . The UK could for example organise a freeze on free immigration into the UK for a limited timeperiod , say seven to ten years , to get our house in order and after which time agree to reopen our borders to the EU . In return , the UK could hold a second referendum , with this deal plus other concessions in place to offer voters hope that the EU does indeed listen to the people . A second referendum on this basis is likely to be overwhelmingly in favour of Remaining . The UK would have proved it had the clout to effect changes in EU and would take back control of the borders and the immigration issues . Of course the nationalists and diehard Eurosceptics would never be convinced , but the many undecideds who ended up Voting Leave could be , whilst a better functioning EU plus border controls is hardly likely to convert Remain voters to Brexiteers . Obviously sovereignty issues Brexiteers have are another matter altogether , but it would be in the EU ' s interests to be seen to be as transparent as possible , and not as autocratic as the Greece situation seemed to prove them . Perhaps most importantly , the central vision of the EU ought to be clear . Is it a political union ? What are the plans for an EU army ? Is there an eventual plan for a universal fiscaleconomic policy and a single currency ? In short , what ' s the vision ? Where is the EU trying to take us ? The ideal scenario is that the concerns people not just in the UK have about how the EU operates are addressed and fixed , the UK ' s immigration concerns are dealt with and the UK remains a constructive , progressive and powerful partner in the EU project . End hypothesis The reality , of course is that Brexit means Brexit .