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  • 4 weeks later...

Nice to see them through, thought they did a great job. We popped into the LL branch the other day, and they were selling the lemon meringues that they made in their heat... very tasty they were too.


Not sure if that Christophe guy is the owner... but hearing a successful business with branches in East Dulwich and Blackheath criticise "capitalism" was amusingly ironic.

Peckhamrye Wrote:

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> You can own a business and not be a capitalist


Debatable - and in the case of BJ, clearly untrue.


It's probably just a misunderstanding of the word "capitalism", I imagine the point they were making is that there's too much greed and inequality in the world - which is of course, hard to argue with.

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