CLEAN : Voices of Brexit the British barman in Paris

The speaker discusses their inability to vote in the UK due to being abroad for over 15 years. They highlight the referendum's leave or remain question, expressing concerns about the lack of options and potential negative outcomes, such as losing a voice in decisions and increased costs. The speaker also touches on nationality requirements for bar owners in Paris and expresses a willingness to return to the UK if necessary.

Why is the speaker unable to vote in the UK?

• They chose not to register.

• They missed the voting deadline.

• They have been out of the UK for over 15 years.

• They lost their citizenship.

What was the main question in the referendum discussed by the speaker?

• Whether to adopt a new currency.

• Whether to join the European Union.

• Whether to change the voting age.

• Whether to leave or remain in the European Union.

What concern does the speaker express about leaving without a clear plan?

• It might result in a stronger political position.

• It could lead to economic growth.

• It might increase international trade.

• It could leave the country without a clear direction.

What does the speaker predict will happen if the UK leaves without a plan?

• The UK will have more voting rights.

• The UK will gain more influence.

• The situation will remain the same but with higher costs.

• The UK will have a stronger economy.

What is the speaker willing to do if necessary due to the consequences of leaving?

• Renounce their citizenship.

• Move back to the UK.

• Start a new business in the UK.

• Move to another European country.