Talking Pints with Nigel Farage and Tim Martin
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Absolutely spot on guys. I love the pub. Long may it last 👍😁🍺🍺🍻🍻🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🏴
When I went into the very first Wetherspoons in my home town, I decided immediately it couldn't work. No music, no Sky Sports screens?!?!? What was this, a joke? I couldn't be more wrong. Now in 2021, it is a chain that guarantees quality across it's 900 pubs. From the Lavazza in the coffee machines, to the large breakfast that has managed to keep it's cheap price for most time. Hey even the pizza they serve would make an Italian blush for it's price. I am teetotal, so it's obviously not the alcohol that draws me into any pub. I laugh at those who rip into the company for it's franchised attitude, knowing the same people will happily walk into McDonalds at any given time, with no criticism.
Pizza from spoon taste like shit tho !
@@diegolove173 Rubbish. I enjoyed one only three days ago. It was delicious, regardless of its low price.
It is not a franchise - it has a standard quality that no other pub chain can match.
Wonderfully put.
@@davidatkinson-lifematters4826 No offense but you must have low standard !
Keep up the great work Sir Tim!!
He's not a knight.
@@nautilusshell4969 unlike Fred Goodwin and Jimmy savil. He's a king
@@tonyshortland8812 I didn't realise we were discussing such titans of banking and broadcasting. Clearly knighthoods have been completely discredited by being bestowed on their likes. Oh yes, I suppose that Mr Martin is indeed a worthy recipient and would indeed be at home in their company. Give that man a knighthood, what, what!
@@nautilusshell4969 Yawn
@@millwallholdings If you're tired, then go to bed.
Great guy Tim Martin millions of people can still afford to go out for a few beers
Great guy Tim - understands the people
Thats why he treats his employees like shit you Cockend
@@soup8786 yep hes part of the establishment
Stalin understood the people too.
@@soup8786 That's the best reply yet!! At least someone on here has got some sense... the rest seem to be wanting to lick his Derrière!!
@des hewitt no I just worked for him for 8 months and have a mate who did 3 years during uni and its s shite place to work and he is a little smeg head. I hope he gets crabs
Good watching you Nigel, Tom Martin seems to talk sense, I think you should be PM, You seem to be down to earth and for the British public, phil.
WOW !! this is really interesting , thank you so much X
If Woolworths had been a pub chain, it would have been Wetherspoons. Cheers, Tim!
Our local Woolworths became a pub after it closed down.
@@earthstick perhaps your local Spoons might also become a pub after it closes down?
@@davidpaterson2309 T@RD!
If Wetherspoons' was a burger chain, it would be a kebab shop.
I actually think that the Kingsbury 'Spoons was a local Woollies originally.
2 great British blokes having a good honest conversation!! 🇬🇧🙏🏼💪🏼☺️👍🏻
Here's another, enjoy. I can remember when Crispin Odey shouted from Johnson's office in Downing St. at the top of his voice "Francois, get in here now you bloody cretin". the little Mark Francois hurried in to the Prime Minister's office like a puppy on catnip, Odey stood up, towering over the dork, Francois and forcefully grabbed his left ear as tight as a vice grip, dragging the tiny fat little squeeking Francois over to the window, threatening him with as loud a voice as he could "If you screw this up again you stupid twerp, I'll drop kick you through this window, do you understand"
Francois, visibly shaking and contorting his squishy little face into an exagerated form of his usual comedy gurning apearance cried "Sorry Sir, owch, I'll do it, I'll do it I prommise" Crispin Odey, now with his red face and teeth showing loud and clear, released Francois, pushing him over onto the floor then with the loudest shout so far "now get out of here and don't come back empty handed, do you understand?" he kicked the little crumpled schoolboy lookalike on the floor so hard, even I winced at the obvious pain.
We often laugh about that day over wine and cheese.
Tim Martin is a gentleman, he walked into my pub one day, totally unassuming, I never said a word as he went first of all to the toilets to check on the cleanliness, then to the bar staff who were by now noting he was in the building. A brilliant chain of pubs which will thrive I'm sure 👍.
Pity he didn't treat his own staff with a bit of dignity during the lockdown. Told them to go get a job in Tesco's
Bit late in the day , all the bad press was rubbish , he has had a retraction from ALL of the MSM who tried to tell lies about him. Very clever guy , knows all his managers by name .
I adore Wetherspoons ale, always brilliant quality and there's multiple under £2 here!
Excellent business model 👌
He undercuts the competition and buys nearly out of date stock....yeah 👏
@@lennyvee5735 far better beer than most other pubs, FACT
Quality Beer 😂😂😂
@@seanmoran6510 You're far less likely to get shit beer from a spoons than your local, your local buy naff barrels off eachother all the time. Wethers has them delivered.
If you've ever had a problem with a beer at a spoons... Its your toothless mouth that's knackered 😂
Tim for chancellor
Amazing story of Tim and great prices and great beer I've found when in a spoons.
The UK is lucky to have this brilliant business man.
It's also my favourite time of the day, I enjoy having a pint listening to your show also Nigel!
He has some great guests.
@@ThePierre58 you mean wankers?
Me to. Comedy gold listening to this bollocks.
@@MichaelScott261 No, you need a shaving mirror for that experience.
@@ThePierre58 Nah not really lol, I'm not gullible enough to be duped by serial liars either.
You really can't beat a Wetherspoons. The one at Crowborough is excellent, and more importantly the staff are just really nice people. Well done Tim!..
Well said and a great champion for Great British Beer .none of that foreign chemical crap
Last time i looked tim was going bust due to lack of nasty forrin types to work serving the day drinkers and fascists who love tge stale beer and sticky carpets.by the way 400 surrey postcodes now have ecoli in the water which kills brexit loons a treat.due to johnsons cunning plsn of dumping sewage into rivers.enjoy
@@jeremysmith8035 i can hear your fear and i sense its ability to trigger you .ive taken your comments on board .GOD Bless you and like the Bible says fear nothing Fear nobody .try to relax
Here in Chatham in Kent, Weather Spoons transformed the Post Office into a decent Pub. Food is tremendous , Breakfast to Lamb Shank.
Lol.
well done tim for keeping beer cheap enough to be enjoyed by the masses
Ruddles bitter a good cheap price 👍😎
I love Weatherspoon's in Bury St Edmunds & down by University in Southampton. The one in my (New) Town is in the former dole office, it is a modern building, Good food fair prices. The staff (in Southampton especially) are friendly, and the same ones throughout my Son;s tenure at Uni. Keep up the good work Sir.
I worked the door at that Wetherspoons in Southampton between 2004-2007. One of the best doors I ever had. Enjoyable every night, is not a comment you often make in that job.
We do a lot of touring around bury and showcasing the spoons there !
Wetherspoons Real Ale Festival starts next Wednesday. Yay!
Ooh goodie!
Halloween, Bonfire Night and a national ale Festival at the cheapest brew House brand.
What more could one ask for 😎
looked at the last, very few dark beers .. very disappointed
@@londonman8688 They're just not as popular as the pales unfortunately, aslo harder to make and get right, now the brew houses have gotten back into the swing if things we should see a decent selection, I hope.
I like my Amber's, bit sweeter and lighter than a dark but not too hoppy 😍
@@londonman8688 Still in pandemic recovery mode, I guess. Should be better next year.
Last and first time I attended one of those I was Sick fir says from there out of date Ale
Never Again
Tim understands the importance of employee recognition. Very powerful!
As the man said himself after voting for Brexit to remove immigrants from the UK "“Please come back, I know I treated you bad but I can change. This time it will be different, I promise. I need you, you know I can’t serve a free pint with a chicken tikka masala on Tuesday Curry Night without you. PLEASE.” At least he admits it!
@@olivetree3754 Tim Martin talks rubbish like a lot of brexiteers. I remember him on question time before the vote telling everyone that from day 1 prices in the UK will go down and there can be no downsides to brexit. Mmm. had a look at the UK lately Tim?
@@royboy565 Do you not believe we are better out of the undemocratic eu where for example, we cannot vote against the people who make the laws we have to abide by? Here are just a few benefits of Brexi Mr. Remoaner!
*Benefits of Brexit … many giving us more freedom than we had when a member of the undemocratic eu.*
*I can vote out the people who make the laws I have to abide by. FACT!*
*My country will eventually be FULLY independent and it is now a self-governing country. FACT!*
*The highest court in my country is now independent of the EU's court, the ECJ. FACT!*
*My country's parliament is no longer constrained by EU law where those laws are made by people unelected for that purpose of lawmaking. FACT!*
*My country can now make trade deals with the rest of the world, as well as with the EU if it suits us.FACT!*
*I can vote out the people who make the laws I have to abide by. FACT!*
*MORE FACTS FOR YOU!*
• The restoration of democratic national sovereignty
• The end to the legal ascendency of EU law over British law
• A break with the secretive, technocratic and anti-democratic decision-making of the EU, and that expensive fig-leaf of democracy the EU parliament
• The ability to repeal swathes of EU law and revert to the more practical Common Law, the globally preferred system
• Autonomy for UK courts, and the end to oversight by the overtly integrationist and juridically-unsound CJEU
• Autonomy over the defence and intelligence concerns fundamental to a sovereign country
• A closer relationship with our allies in the English-speaking world and less pressure to co-ordinate with the EU (for instance the German-led desire to cosy up to China), reflecting Britain’s historically global outlook and liberal concerns (ex: the recent offer of citizenship for eligible Hong Kong residents)
• Politicians we elect will no longer be told by civil servants that they are obliged to adopt EU directives Creating opportunity
• An immigration policy which can draw from a wide pool of talented individuals from across the world
• Conversely, controlling unlimited EU immigration pushed by high Eurozone unemployment, will help UK wages to rise above the minimum that many essential workers have had to put up with since 2004.
• Better wages mean less inequality, and more consumption, boosting both the economy and public revenues
• Lower migration will ease the housing shortage, leading eventually to house prices lower than they would otherwise have been and improving access of young people to home ownership
• The Turing scheme supporting placements for 35,000 UK students globally (versus Erasmus which sends to the EU only), aimed at students from disadvantaged backgrounds who benefited little from Erasmus Economics and finance
• 84 billion euros saved which we would otherwise have contributed to the next EU budget round (Commission figures)
• A competitive £, which has already facilitated a mini-boom in UK exports since the EU referendum
• The opportunity for the car industry to build up domestic component suppliers and electric vehicle and battery manufacture, reducing environmentally damaging shuttling to-and-fro
• More flexibility on financial regulation -the EU can take years to abolish regulations that don’t work.
• Immunity from the budgetary consequences of any future Eurozone debt crisis
• State aid no longer under EU law
• The development of digital trade agreements with international partners
• The recent trade deal with Japan, which improved the existing EU agreement by incorporating the most comprehensive digital chapter in any free trade agreement on earth - streamlining regulatory processes, encouraging data flows and building in robust protections for our creative industry ... many trade deals now signed.
• Trade deals being negotiated with Australia, New Zealand and the US (and a quick end to the trade war with the last).
• Probable membership of the Trans-Pacific Partnership, which the US may also join and which will also bolster democratic countries in the Pacific region against the rise of China
• Trade deals with developing nations, boosting Britain’s relations with high-growth regions of the globe, and compensating for the relative decline in Europe’s economic weight and China’s aggressive policies of investment in Africa and elsewhere.
Regulation:
• Regulatory freedoms which enable growth-promoting policies (e.g. freeports)
• Freedom from restrictive and anti-competitive European regulations which threaten Britain’s flourishing tech industry.
Food supply:
• The ability to buy cheaper food from outside the EU, without having to impose import tariffs on things we cannot produce at home
• The end of the EU Common Agricultural Policy allows the UK to focus its subsidy regime for farmers on environmental and conservation concerns as well as food production
Hope this helps!
@somebody
He told them to go get jobs for tescos i think?
@@thepianoman1010 Thank you 👏🏼
Enjoyable, chat. Tim Martin,
is a great, entrepreneur, business-man.He sniffs, out
the, cheese. Never taking it
for granted, it'll always be
there.Always ahead of the game.people always knock
his pubs, but you get, reasonable, food, & drink for
your, buck! Ordinary, people can, afford to wine&dine at
reasonable prices. Also, lots of, college, & University kids
are, employed, plus, suppliers, it goes on!
We desperately need more people like this with courage and honesty to be in politics.
stupidity you mean
@@scottb32a You must be a Remainiac!
@@johnallen7807 Im not a Brexit twat . I have reason . Its not going well is it
😅😅😅
@@scottb32a ⬅️ Troll 🚨
Tim Martin, what an amazing guy! Especially in terms of his support for Brexit.
A nasty wee hoor of a man!
@@Gerzzo comes from the other side of the world, a successful multimillionaire businessman, gives the public what they want, employs , 25,000 people. There's only one nasty wee man in this conversation!
@@tonyshortland8812 hey look...a pissed up bootlick....5 pints of Stella and a full English! Pathetic!
@@tonyshortland8812 - Actually employs around 40,000 people. Love going to Spoons!
@mgibson161 - No he didn't.
At last! Two of the GREATS! Thank you NF, what a treat.
You seemed to be easily pleased.
Tell Nige to get Richard Branson on, and then we will be talking.
Tim is just a practising amateur.
And Richard Branson is a popular man in this country?
I know who I'd rather listen to.
Two great British legends.
@@Petal4822 Oh yes!
@@Rafer_Brown Well said, sir.
Ken Morrison used to just turn up at his supermarkets unannounced and would talk to the customers. Just like Tim Martin. He always knew what the customers wanted. It just goes to show that the personal touch makes such a difference. I like the way Tim has utilised the old buildings and they all have kept their local names. When ever we go anywhere, we always look to see if there is a Wetherspoons. It is always good value. 👍
Tim is a nice guy. He always seems a little bit mellow and laid back - kind of like somebody's favourite uncle who has spent a couple of hours in one of Tim's pubs! :-)
Yes one of our team has actually met him he is as you say a cool guy we talk about spoons on our show :)
He's definitely not a Leftie with that persona.
Tim is a normal balanced person. Not like these hysterical Leftists, who are always having melt downs. 🤦♀️
I'd rather go to a REAL pub thank you. The guy is a complete tool.
@@robtyman4281 I like my local Wetherspoons but I visit my local boozer as well......I want to eat ? Spoons....A few pints ? My local.
Love this chat guys🍺🍺
I have been in 715 Wetherspoon Pubs up and down the country. Nothing wrong with them at all. The good beer that they serve up, is well worth drinking, at a reasonable price too ! ! !
Nigel Farage is brilliant.
I had an amazing lunch at
Weather-spoons, in Liverpool, homemade steak pie, vegetables, loads of gravy.
It was so tasty, I could eat it now.
Hello Edward. Fancy meeting you here. How's Phil?
@@huwzebediahthomas9193 ⬅️ Everyone here is an EU loving troll. 😈
@@Petal4822 oh you can't get around me like that.! Get back in your corner, Edward. 🧀
@@Petal4822 we are clearly very very very important too him and mean a hell of a lot to him which is why he keeps commenting here,you would think he would watch pro-EU videos,he’s clearly got too much time on his hands if he is watching videos on a subject he hates
He was up against Punch and Enterprise. the worst two evils to ever hurt British pubs!
Tim managed to come out on top.
My sister's ex got screwed over by Punch/ Enterprise! They were promised loads of help with the upstairs accommodation refurbishment as it was in a right state!! Just lie after lie they got!!
Enterprise just kept fobbing them off to the point that they actually said they hadn't got time to revisit the pub to discuss the issues! In the end after twelve months, they just left at a moments notice!!
The ironic thing is, Punch head office is literally four miles from the actual pub!! 🤪🤪
To anyone who doesn't know, Enterprise works on behalf of big businesses like Punch!
The sooner more of these micropubs come on the scene the better in my opinion! Where a landlord/lady can either buy outright an old little shop or get a reasonable rent the better! It's heartbreaking to see over the years so many young publicans with their families get literally fucked over by these c***s!! 😡
Tim chose an honest profession over a devious one. Good man.
We agree
Is that why he didn't pay his staff during covid until Government grants covering 80 per cent of workers' pay kicked in?
@@olivetree3754 how much of that is true or did staff just walk out due to lockdown....?
@@olivetree3754 diddums!
@@TouringWithUs He wrote a memo to them...easy to find it
Tim Martin is a great guy, a good example for democratic people.
We agree with you !
Not sure some of the staff during lockdowns would agree
In Scarborough most pubs it's £4 odd a pint spoons £2 happy days
I hope you don’t know , why he can sell that beer so cheap . If you would know you wouldn’t go .
@@arndbaggen3011 how does he sell the beer so cheap than ?
Tim, top man! Good pubs on the whole..
I just want to say we went for breakfast in Wetherspoons on the front in Blackpool on a Sunday morning last week. The place was bouncing with people, but the staff handled us all brilliantly and the service was incredibly fast considering the number of people. Thank you Wetherspoons.
I like Tim, he has that batty lawyer look about him too
He is as batty as a number 11.
Always reminds me of a pig farmer
@@nicotina4082 lol
@@nicotina4082 haha absolutely
He looks a bit like Michael Mansfield QC
TIM....YOUR ARE AWESOME!!! LOVE YOUR PUBS...AND YOUR MIXED GRILL...KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK TIM !!!!!
Thanks for watching
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Martin has a degree in MBWA… Management By Walking Around. The best “MBA” to have.
Go to the Gemba!
Love that he takes on the corrupt, lying politicians and media. Great prices in his pubs and he hasn't hitched the prices since lockdowns, unlike many others. Keep it up Tim - so long as you don't impose daft CV Gov mandates I'll be a regular customer.
Hes a ruthless git. He dumped his workers the first day of lockdown. No furlough scheme for lovely Tim. He told them to go get a job in Tesco's.
WTF are you two drinking? If I was in a 'spoons' I would have sent back those cloudy pints! Shame on you, Nige! Wetherspoons is a wonderful UK (and Ireland) institution, amazing, democratic and great quality of surroundings and real ale - anyone middle-aged can compare the local 'spoons' to pubs in the 70s or 80s - a stale ale and a curled up ham sandwich in most of them. Well done, Tim! You're a terrific asset to this country, for your staff and customers.
spot on, pubs were a joke, the large brewers screwed the managers and landlords and could not give a shit about customers. The big brewers took over the local firms, closed them and sold piss....probably a lot of piss!
Last weather spoon I was in was last Sunday at southport. Love it.
Wetherspoons is always good for lunch. Never had a bad meal. Well done Tim!
i have. 1/50 meals bad, can forgive that stat. whitby spoons sold me a dead leather boot for a steak once, i counld chew it was so tuff!
I once had the *most* hilarious food experience of my life in Five Swans Spoons in Newcastle. Me and the missus were meeting up with some friends there, and after a couple pints we got peckish and my missus oredered a veggie burger and a corn on the cob.
What came out was one of the funniest/saddest sights of my food eating life. A dead ass, dry veggie burger, sitting limply between 2 nearly stale pieces of burger bread, with a finger nail sized piece of onion slapped on top of the burger. No sauce. I was howling out loud at her expression much to the confusion of the other drinkers on the tables next to us. But what came next tipped me over the edge. The waiter comes over and slaps down a big bowl, with what appeared to be 1/8th of a corn cob, with no butter and said "Hope you enjoy your meal!". I went back up to the heaving bar to ask "Can we have the rest of our cob please?", and about 15 minutes later the waiter comes back with another 1/8th of a cob in a different bowl. Needless to say our table was belly laughing for at least 30 minutes after this.
Although it was funny, the corn cob was like £2.5 and the burger was something like £8 (with chips). We didn't make a fuss about it, because the amusement of the situation was easily worth the money. But, you can definitely get shit food at spoons.
Like crap food do you?
@@thomascook8541 Next time try the steak pie amazing. 👍
Great interview with two great people, what’s not to like eh.
jesus
Get a life mate!
Wasn’t a fan of the food at the local Wetherspoons when my family first went out to it, but it always seemed lively and full of cheer. I won’t fault Tim for his business decisions, given the effort he puts into making things work.
No to discriminative vaccine passports.
Or just don't be a total fanny scared of needles and get the jab.
@@soup8786 Absurd, irrelevant response. The comment is "no to vaccine passports" not "no to vaccines".
@@colincavendish-jones25 its the only way to stop people who will be infections the longest from entering places where they cause serious harm to others through thier selfish behaviour. Show a level of maturity, stop thinking you are some edgy different person living in 1984. Accept its a public health crisis, if it were any other situation I would be on your side over any other forced ID
@@soup8786 - You do know there’s 25% more new infections (per 100,000) in the vaccinated than unvaccinated in the most vaxxed over 40 group? Vaccination does not give anyone mucosal level immunity, unlike natural immunity, so you can just as easily catch & transmit covid whether you’re vaxxed or not.
@@Benzknees yeah but you fight it much faster and aren't infectious as long, you are much less likey, like me when i had it, of getting seriously ill. You do not create a strain on the health service that way. The undeniable fact of the matter is we are breaking the link between cases and deaths. Also you are just flat out wrong about catching it as easy. You have like 50 to 60% chance of just deflecting it away like its nothing if you have both jabs. Time to put the tin foil hat away and let the scientists deal with the health crisis. They are probably better equipped than a meme ya mam shared online.
Cheers Tim, we like your pubs.
Legend
Two of my favourite guys in the world today!
When I was 19 i served Tim Martin and had no clue who he was! he gave my manager a great review! and then I learnt he owned wetherspoons!!!
I and other mates met Tim Martin in the Metropolitan Bar, near Baker Street, London NW1. We chatted at a table with him and he was friendly and relaxed. 🍻
He transformed an iconic run down building in Ramsgate into and absolute masterpiece .
I hated Wetherspoon at first, but this guy has these pubs spot on and is superb value. You cannot beat a spoons all round
Perfectly said !
Tim should come to Sweden and then he can complain about taxes for pubs..
How much is beer there now? I remember it was allegedly £5 a pint about 30 years ago?
@Simon John REALLY?? That's probably why they all smoke joints? Is it that price everywhere in Jamaica? The cheapest county I've been to was Bali in 1998. A bottle of beer there was just 30p
£10 a pint ! No actually €5.90 a pint
@Simon John Perhaps you should start your own version of Spoons out in Jamaica.
@Simon John the same as the UK then? Thanks Simon
Tim Martin great bloke as is Nigel, we need more people like them running a sensible country.
Biggest recorded loss on record yeah we rally need people like him running the country doh!
Do we really live in a democracy....we haven't left the EU ....
In what way?
@@paulkirton8945 Northern Island sort of way ???
Tim is a great man, a legend that helped support Brexit.
The EU is a transfer of wealth and power to a centralised foreign Europe Union.
The EU have their own currency, judiciary and European Central Bank, where each EU member CANNOT control its own VAT rates etc.
The ECJ takes precedence over sovereign law, which undermines the nation state.
Sovereign national laws
should be obeyed..not foreign laws.
@@Petal4822 and completely screwed every aspect of our country, increased poverty and debt for millions. More people didn't vote brexit than did as didn't realise the gullible stupidity of others. Well done for fuc€ing your own country and fellow citizens. Now we have a compulsive liar in charge !!! Thanks !
Over £9 an hour starting salary and you get a free meal for a 4 hour shift. You could make a living as an employee at withers and the beer is always fab. Me and wife have meal and two drinks for less than £16. Making a good pub is easy. Sell good stuff for a reasonable price in a nice place.
The people's parliament. The good old pub.
I hear far more common sense in the pub than in Parliament
@@deniskearney2368 MP's dare not not drink in pubs anymore such is the nature of the disconnect.
I remember when wetherspoons first opened in Ireland people were sceptical but having drank in them for years in the UK I knew they would be successful a pint of Heineken was 2.95 in spoons and 5.50 in the pub across the road its still probably the only place in Ireland when I buy myself and my wife a drink and have change of 10 euro
Tim is right. His pubs compete for 'share of stomach' with retailers, just like fast food outlets. But the tax system is against him.
Tim has a touch of Rutger Hauer about him.
More Neil from `The Young One`s` ! In that same dopey way of talking.
Yes,what a great observation.
Looks more like a deranged professor.
@Simon Foxwell ⬅️ Troll 🚨
@Simon Foxwell Gay
I wonder if nigel made him walk half a mile to use a toilet after his drink.
Brilliant....
A BIG thumbs-up to Tim Martin! Cheers!
Fantastic.....love Tim Martin.
Use to be a Cider drinker ,but glad ive found the love for a cheap pint of Ruddles 👍
These two guys should be running the country
I served Tim (a coffee) as an 18 year old in Moon Under Water in Wigan around 2004. Great man. Recently saw him in Paddington and said hello.
I once shit myself in that pub
@@BCGBARROW lol!
Temped in Wetherspoons finance department 20 years ago. My boss was one of the secret shoppers. One of the best atmospheres of anywhere I have worked.
Excellent interview. Thank you.
You are easily impressed
Has Tim been in space yet? ua-cam.com/video/6LecrZYeUr8/v-deo.html
@@huwzebediahthomas9193 ⬅️ Troll 🚨
@@Petal4822 🔙🔚 idjit.
@@huwzebediahthomas9193 The
27 EU members states had to hand their sovereignty’s over to the EU, because there are EU rules, and an ECJ if you don’t obey.
Sounds like the USSR.
The EU states and you must like following orders.
🐏🐏🐏🐏
Britain takes orders from no one.
😂
@@Petal4822 Britain can't even give orders. Well, sensible ones that is. Britain is illogical, at the moment
Quote - *Many of the other early Wetherspoon pubs were also in the western part of Haringey, London UK. The name of the business originates from JD, , and Wetherspoon, the surname of one of Martin's teachers in New Zealand, who had told him that he would not amount to anything.*
Yeah! Well, one of Einstein's teachers said 'he would never amount to much'!
Loved this ❤️
Love the lefty comments, you can feel their pain.
Lol. I wonder why so many of them are still here. Have they considered moving to the Republic of Ireland? They are crying out for people.
The leftists feel the pain because they are ‘commies’. They want the transfer of wealth and power to be given to a centralised foreign Europe Union.
They want to have an EU judiciary system and a European Central Bank, where each EU member CANNOT control its own VAT rates etc.
They want the ECJ to take precedence over sovereign law, which will undermine the nation state.
I think Sovereign national laws
should be obeyed..not foreign laws.
what are you enjoying about Brexit so far ? Is it just a lack of foreigners ? It feels like everything is going to shit.
a few generalisations here?
Wetherspoons prices are 50% cheaper than most of the pubs around me here in the South East, a lot of independant pubs charge more when there is little competition.
Brilliant man is Tim, great boss
Makes me want to have a pint and not even a drinker!
When I was at university, the Labour youth party met at the Wetherspoons, which I always found to be ironic because they were anti-brexit.
Labour was once a mainly brexit party , if Corbyn had not sat on the fence & followed what he had always spoke against , Labour would of done a lot better . Might of even won .
*also if you criticize the Israeli state it shouldn’t make you anti Semitic
Love the boss of weather spoons,great guys 🤠🍺🍺
I would go along with Pub's & Supermarkets equality!
boris wants all pubs closed cause its where people talk and exchange views...and the only view they want is theirs.
Nonsense !
And the RoP doesn’t approve.
@@GrrMeister ⬅️ Troll 🚨
Great interview 👋👋❤️
Nigel and Tim both would be excellent presidents of our united kingdom
Traitor.
@@andrewoliver8930 yea Boris isnt just a traitor hes a snake in the grass backstabbing one
@@gezmondean293 You're wanting the removal of our Head of State?
@@andrewoliver8930 hes head of nowt .HM The Queen is Head of the state our man caused
@@gezmondean293 But you'd like Farage as President?
Pubs are communal hubs and all communal hubs should be free of any rates.
A provider of an ability to escape! Thank you!
Top Man Tim Martin
I get such a kick out of hearing stories about people I have never heard of. Not all celebs, just doers. Keep it coming.
Abolish VAT for good.
Tim Martin is a business man you can believe and trust. I met him briefly once and what you see and hear is what he is - just as Farage is. No "side" to either of them.
Legends together
Top man, Tim Martin.
When he said, "I was called to the bar..."
I can't be the only one who saw the title and thought Mr Martin had already appeared on this! Long overdue.
Tim gave me employment in my youth so bless him!
He was called to the bar, it was just a different kind of bar than he'd studied for 🍸🍾🍹🥂🍻🍺
He certainly was not in Lincoln's Inn.
well done for Tim for supporting real ale
And real cider which is not in nearly so many pubs.
Next time you fancy a spot check Tim, call in _Five Swans, Newcastle- worst service in town. Needs sorting out 🤦♀️
Couldn't agree more 😂
When Nigel is laughing i think of Muttley 😂
I thank Nigel for giving us Brexit.
@@Petal4822 Ye to bad we don't have a Nexit
@@maryen65 ⬅️ TROLL Alert 🚨
After reading your comment, I think of a TROLL.
@@Petal4822 why am i a troll?
@@maryen65 Britain was given a vote on EU membership. We voted and leave won.
Regardless of what was said, promised, delivered, it’s what the British people voted for.
Are the Remoaners going to keep bleating on about Brexit until the end of time?
Just stay mask free, no social distancing or vaccine passports, or I will boycott; permanently if necessary.
He won’t do that. Read the Wetherspoons magazine.
yes
What if it’s mandated by government? Are they supposed to break the law?
@@Petal4822 clueless
@@Petal4822 cheers mong
I think weatherspoons is amazing ,and support Tim's views on most things especially BREXIT
Thanks for watching
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Tim is a great man, a legend that helped support Brexit.
The EU is a transfer of wealth and power to a centralised foreign Europe Union.
The EU have their own currency, judiciary and European Central Bank, where each EU member CANNOT control its own VAT rates etc.
The ECJ takes precedence over sovereign law, which undermines the nation state.
Sovereign national laws
should be obeyed..not foreign laws.
@@Petal4822 definitely a troll, or one of Farages's wives
My local is still selling beer ,lager and cider for £3 a pint same as before the lockdown ,great pub and great people
in Staffordshire
Isn't this something we need more of ?
2 people having a beer...that's how brexit started
It's also how DNA was first coded