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would be under serious, serious trouble. worst case scenario is we stop the business, we stop buying. are two or three things go wrong, the whole are two or three things go wrong, the whole show can collapse. to see the whole show can collapse. to see the o ster the whole show can collapse. to see the oyster fishery the whole show can collapse. to see the oyster fishery collapse the whole show can collapse. to see the oyster fishery collapse would - the whole show can collapse. to see the oyster fishery collapse would be | the oyster fishery collapse would be devastating. we will put the big one up now because there is not enough wing, so i will give you a hand to do that. make sure there is no twist in it. i am an oyster fisherman in the river
i think the fishermen were promised the unpromisable. if we lost the export market, then beneficiary would be under serious trouble. the fishery would be under serious, serious trouble. worst case scenario is we stop the business, we stop buying. if 2 3 things go wrong, the whole show can collapse. to see our oyster fishery collapse would be devastating. we ll put the big jib up now because there is not enough wind. that s cool. i ll give you a hand there.
so, potentially, it is a four day cycle, compared to a four hour cycle to get stuff out and ready for market. how likely do think that it is going to be that we can t get past brexit and we can t carry on? i think the odds are stacked against us, in a big way, and i think we are a flick of a switch away from it. you know? 2 3 things go wrong, the whole show can collapse, i think. very easily. worst case scenario is we can t afford to make ends meet, we stop the business, stop buying. to see our oyster fishery collapse would be devastating. it is such a beautiful and also a very modern thing, in the sense of its sustainability, and, you know, it spans all fashions and generations and centuries to keep going. and to lose that, you know,
to see our oyster fishery collapse, it would be devastating. we ll put the big jib up now because there s just not enough wind. yeah, that s cool. so i ll give you a hand to do that. make sure there s no twist in it. my name is les angel. all right. i m an oyster fisherman in the fal. half hitch. i was about 15, i suppose, when i started fishing. my great grandfather was