My Night with The Brexit Geezer in a pub

The story takes one back to Brexit days, combining politics, and pints as we meet a pub geezer. This was the time when I stumbled into The Red Lion, unaware that it was close to where I lived. I also met fame there but was too silly to recognise it, so I walked in with no clue that I would be with a cultural hero of the United Kingdom, a pub Brexit skeptic.

One day I met Dave, a real Brexit Geezer pro at a local pub.

There he was, the one who was torturing the old stool as he always did. His half a pint of lager was right there too. It was only a matter of time before the “The Brexit Geezer in a pub” became a standard. “Hey, friend! A beer? He offered, and made a gesture that was as mischievous as he had been the one “The Brexit Geezer in a pub.” Sure thing!

While I was taking my place, the evening I was going to have became clear to me. A Brexit Geezer in a Pub is not just a man, it’s a story.

At the Pub the Brexit Geezer: A Quick Overview For those Who Aren’t Informed, Here Is Everything You Need to Know About the Brexit Geezer in the Pub: Just to let you know: They are full of feelings and, my dear kid, they are thirsty to talk about. Their political expertise is oppositely related to the amount of drunk pints. They can convert any conversation into a Brexit banter faster than you would say “Article 50”

An Evening with Dave: A Night at the Pub with a Brexit Geezer

The bar has simply erupted. It is like the whole party is floating on the jubilant music that the Brexit Geezer in the pub is setting free. Dave not only narrated a story concerning the merry old England and indicated the brilliant EU comment on the bananas to the one who is no other than Peter Nottendam, and it was of the essence to him that he himself would never be like a Brexit geezer.

With the one hand, he was not getting angry by pouring the other and, “Oh, come off it,” he said, pointing to the pint now representing Peter Fitzgerald. “It’s that kind of logic that makes me think Brexit people are out of their minds!” The analogy of a Brexit hooligan in a pub being like wrestling a jellyfish in argumentative strength does indeed hold water. It’s not only tiresome but also confusing and, in the end, it amounts to nothing.

However, that’s part of the excitement. Where else could you discuss things like economic accords of the world while munching on pork scratchings?It emphatically shows: the perspective of a madman that is deprived of a life…The Brexit geezer in the pub, despite the fact of how humorous it may seem, is not just a stereotype. It offers a picture of the fears, the dreams, and, yes, the misconceptions of one group of British society.

Last Requests: Being all of a sudden in a mood where the sight of the dimmed lights and the fact that people were beginning to leave surprised me, I felt a special sympathy for a person like Dave who is a dedicated Brexit enthusiast. I was still not able to follow his sense on many points, yet, I saw that he was passionately speaking about it, and at that very moment, I couldn’t help admiring him.

The pub is no danger to the likes of the eccentric nationalism-loving Brexit geezer. They are the pub. They are the British culture. Just carry on walking when you are out for 16 ounces and look out for them. The British Institution. Remember not to talk about the EU at all. Just be polite and smile.