Name: Brexit Commercial: What Is It?
Uploaded: 2019-01-21T07:03:58.000Z
Duration: 2 min 36 s
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Brexit has been in the news a lot lately, and there's still quite a few people, specifically Americans, who don't fully understand it.

Luckily, I saw this commercial last night that I think explains everything you need to know about the topic.

- What? - Not understanding everything that's going on with the world today.

I'm pretty sure Brexit's the most important meal of the day.

Brexit is just a term for Britain's recent decision to leave the European Union.

Well, some British people want to control their own trade agreements instead of having them controlled by a larger, unorganized body, while other British people think it's better to be part of a group of bodies that all work together.

The vote for Brexit was called by David Cameron, the former Prime Minister of the United Kingdom who never thought it would pass. But then it did, so he stepped down.

Then he was replaced by Theresa May, who was initially against Brexit but now is in charge of carrying it out.

The way I'm in charge of carrying my dog out when he needs to go to the bathroom.

Then in November, negotiators agreed on the framework for the future relationship between the EU and the UK, which is not a binding legal document but more of a commitment to negotiate in good faith, which is set out in article 1-84 the Withdrawal Agreement.

Well, the majority of citizens voted to leave. So, yes.

But then they spent 2 years debating how to leave. So, no.

But then Theresa May made a new law saying they have to leave.

While Britain is definitely leaving the EU...

But either way, they'll exit on March 29th.

Wait, if March 29th is your birthday, then why are we eating this cake?

America, be glad we got out of Britain when we did.

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Brexit Commercial: What Is It?

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