CLEAN : On the British-Irish border Brexit breeds fear and uncertainty

The transcript discusses a personal experience of purchasing a PC at a reduced price, highlighting the rarity of such deals. It then shifts to the topic of alcohol prices, predicting a significant increase in demand due to lower prices, especially around Christmas. The discussion moves to cross-border shopping, noting an increase in frequency and distance traveled by customers. Finally, it addresses concerns about Brexit, particularly the potential for new border controls and tariffs affecting goods crossing the border.

What was the original price of the PC mentioned by the speaker?

• €600

• €450

• €550

• €299

What is the speaker's attitude towards the PC purchase?

• Indifferent about the purchase.

• Regretful about the purchase.

• Disappointed due to high price.

• Happy with the rare deal.

Why does the speaker believe alcohol will see a significant increase in cross-border shopping?

• It's way cheaper across the border.

• It's a rare item to find.

• It's a popular gift for Christmas.

• It's more expensive across the border.

How does the speaker describe the frequency of cross-border visits?

• Decreased significantly.

• Remained the same.

• Increased slightly.

• Increased significantly.

What is the main concern related to Brexit mentioned by the speaker?

• More frequent cross-border shopping.

• Increase in alcohol prices.

• New border controls and tariffs.

• Decrease in PC prices.