Sam Wallace

It has always been thus.

But, you know, with the current kind of exchange rates and with the cost of travel, the cost of staying places and being in places,

And so I think that and then I think more locally here in the UK, we've got all of that going on.

But then we have this political turmoil with the Prime Minister and the governing party and

and the way forward for the country, which I think makes people very nervous.

You know, it just makes people not want to necessarily spend money.

Oh, it's I mean, it's the costs are pretty hefty.

I mean, I think if we're going back 10 years ago and of course, all costs rise over time, you know, transports are what we pay to freight across Europe.

These pallets of honey, you know, used to cost us something like I think it was one hundred and ninety pounds prior to Brexit.

And that was it.

And you just needed an invoice.

You just need one piece of paper.

Now, I think our transport at last glance was £380.

And then we have all the extra paperwork, the red tape.

So this is a whole new language and stress level because we're, of course, not in control.

It'll be no surprise to you, but we really hate being out of control.

Oh, I think utter shock and dismay.

I mean, real dismay.

I come from European roots.

You know, my dad's side of the family will come from Europe.