'It's going to happen': members of the public give their opinions the week before Brexit

The transcript discusses various perspectives on Brexit, highlighting hopes for a smooth transition, concerns about the division it has caused, and the impact on the UK and Europe. It includes personal views from individuals who are mostly anti-Brexit, expressing a desire to understand the opposing side. Some express optimism based on historical resilience, while others feel indifferent due to a lack of direct impact on their lives. The discussion concludes with an emphasis on adapting to whatever changes Brexit may bring.

What is the speaker's hope regarding the Brexit transition?

• That it will be chaotic

• That it will be delayed

• That it will be smooth

• That it will be canceled

How does the speaker perceive the impact of Brexit on the UK and Europe?

• It will benefit Europe

• It will divide the UK and weaken Europe

• It will have no impact

• It will strengthen the UK

Why is the speaker optimistic about the future post-Brexit?

• They think Brexit will be reversed

• They have experienced life before the EU and believe the UK can survive again

• They believe the UK will rejoin the EU

• They believe the EU will collapse

What is the speaker's stance on Brexit?

• Indifferent because it affects their job

• Strongly in favor of it

• Strongly against it

• Neutral due to lack of knowledge

What does the speaker suggest about people's reaction to Brexit?

• People will ignore the changes

• People will move to other countries

• People will adapt to the changes

• People will protest indefinitely