Isn't it always?

You are waiting for Iains to respond to your question of a few days ago. I am still waiting for Nigel - he who insists on absolute precision - to say what he means by 'short term' in the context of possible 'short term' downsides to a no deal. I've been waiting months for an answer, which I want expressed in days, weeks, month, years or decades rather than vague handwaving. And I am happy to have this broken down by issue if it helps, since it is only reasonable that some problems will be resolved faster than others. At least one Brexit Party candidate for the EU elections had the honesty to say she thought it would take thirty years to resolve all the issues.