Ivan Yates

Right.

There's an official view about migration and there's a private view about migration.

And that was where the Gulf is widest.

I could pick other things like put it like this.

You take things like the minimum wage.

So when I went to Spain for six weeks, right, I was shocked because I don't travel much.

I found everything expensive.

So I lived there for, you know, Madrid, Valencia, the Costa del Sol and so on.

In January, when it was out of season, everything from the forecourt to a cup of coffee to a meal was 30% cheaper.

Airbnb.

So this is not now, this is not America.

This is euro for euro.

And then you say, why is that?

Why is that?

And you actually find that we have added layers of regulation.

be it carbon tax be it rates be it minimum wages and so on and you know what we're going to wake up one day and someone is going to say jeez I don't think I do business in Ireland it's too expensive because it's actually getting worse and so therefore who do you hear

in the national media saying that.

There is no narrative about that.

And it's one of the biggest crises facing the country.

And so we're all wallowing in these corporation taxes.