George: Hi Peter. So what do you think about all this Brexit business?
Peter: Don't even talk about it. I don't wanna even think about it.
George: Why not?
Peter: I am starting to get depressed about it.
George: Why?
Peter: The government have now used up 80% of the time available between the Referendum and the 29th March 2019 and have achieved precisely nothing. 
Peter: I can't put my finger on anything, not one thing, that has been agreed and signed off on.
George: That's what they said. "Nothing is agreed until everything is agreed". 
Peter: You know that Wilf Pareto, right?
George: The 80-20 rule guy? 
Peter: Yeah, him. He said you can do 80% of the work with 20% of the time, and I suppose the government must be trying to prove him right, because now that's all the time we've got left. 
George:  Problem is, I don't think we did the other 20% of the work with the first 80% of the time. 
Peter: Don't even talk about it.
George: The issue is that May is useless and all the people in government have either no solutions or no ability to take command, and the EU negoiators intentionally sabotaged the process.
Peter: The simplest thing to do now would be to simply withdraw Article 50, stay in and make as much trouble for Merkel and Macron as we possibly can so that they wish they had let us go when they had the chance.
Peter: But let's leave the topic. I'd rather talk about just about anything else. 
George asks Peter about Brexit. Peter is upset about this topic. In his opinion the politicians don't work effectively. For Peter the simplest thing to do would be to withdraw Article 50, stay in and make much trouble for Merkel and Macron. Peter would rather talk about something else.