Wetherspoon's Martin Says WTO Rules Good for U.K. Trade

The transcript discusses concerns about the UK's trade negotiations post-Brexit, emphasizing the potential risks of a bad deal. It highlights the economic mood in the UK, noting that predictions of economic downturn post-Brexit have not materialized. The discussion also covers the impact of currency fluctuations and inflation, suggesting that a weaker pound has benefited UK exporters. The overall sentiment is that democracy and economic stability are key, with skepticism towards the EU's undemocratic nature.

How does the speaker describe the mood in Birmingham regarding Brexit?

What are the potential consequences of a falling pound according to the speaker?

What does the speaker suggest about the relationship between currency value and economic stability?