Business booming in the UK following Brexit

CNN's Nina dos Santos visits a Michelin starred restaurant to find out why the Brexit has not curbed Britons appetite or their spending.

[latricoteuse]

This is misleading, Brexit has really not yet happened, they only have a referendum result right now.. It may actually take _years_.

[dvderif]

LOL! The UK didn't leave the EU yet. They're still under the same rules and regulations, so what was the point of this?

[tedbreuer]

Nonsense! Nothing has happened yet. There's just a status quo. Sterling dropped a bit, that's all...

[warpedjaffas]

Ha !
What crap. It's been a few months and they haven't even left the EU yet so they've not experienced any of the pitfalls as yet. Premature by lots.

[ari-oiwy]

Would be boomin in America when nafta is withdrawn

[LazarheaD]

Yes! The UK people shoud make sure they do well and prove the EU wrong!

[StruggleGaming]

The sheep continue grazing, when the effects of brexit haven't even been approved nor enacted yet. Completely misleading.

[mikemike]

What's with all the puns in the news? _"Brexit hasn't brought the sour aftertaste...", "...diners... putting their money where their mouth is...", "there is no sugarcoating...", "patrons swallowing steeper prices"_ Is that really necessary?

[visnjaav]

Trump's gonna be like "I told ya"

[stoufer]

Excellent, so we should all be able to get a job in a restaurant chopping up  vegetables for rich tourists to enjoy on £6.45 an hour. That will be good to know when airbus and all the car plants close.

[FlamingRobzilla]

This is nice. People are scared of the unknown, but Brits did quite well before the EU.

[cornytheman]

something happend when i die prob Lol change never comes fast becus scared old people :Delitesm