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If we just stopped benefits then there would be no need for programmes like this.
I wouldn't be totally harsh though and would supply a tent and sleeping bags for comfort and a fishing rod so they could feed themselves. |
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Give a man a fishing rod and he can eat for a lifetime is what all these charities say isn't it?
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Yep give a man a fishing rod and he'll sell it but give him benefits and he'll live for ever.
Something like that. BTW everything saved on benefits should go straight to pensions. Only fair. ![]() |
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Aunty Post 21 Feb 16 12:06
"why were the cameras there"? ever thought why there isn't any "Bankers' Street" programming? |
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Watched the first 2 episodes of this.
The couple from Hull 51 year olds want to start a second hand furniture business,Doomed a couple of lazy clatty people,£26,000 down the swannie. The couple from Liverpool with 4 kids.He is an Electrician who gave up work because one of his sons doesn't act his age.Has spent most of the money on computers,Animals and bouncy castles to set up a kids party business.Has a chance.But very little money left to pay the bills The single mother,A total waste of £26k.Hasn't worked for 15 years done a CV that could have been done without £26k upfront first line "I am a hard worker" |
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Didn't know this was an ongoing series!
Despite the deal they have, I will guarantee that when they have spunked it all, they will be welcomed back, into the cushy cozy benefit haven! So, a £26k dream holiday is there for the taking! Where do I sign please? |
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Let them eat cake!
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well first of all theyb were never going to choose someone who had half a chance of doing well with the money ,it would not suit their agenda ,instead choose 3 dopey koonts who will spoonk the dough in next to no time ,and then the message is "even if you were to give the unemployed a chance they will pish it up the wall " !
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