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My insufferable leader is a hardcore libertarian tory with the winning grace of a premiership footballer.
Luckily I was off for the referendum. No such luck this time. Although at least I'm not as emotionally invested.
But to answer your question, either a couple of shots or some temazepam... depending whether I need cheering up or a bit of numbness.
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Have folks got wake-up strategies in place for Friday?
I'm already resigned to a Conservative win with a majority of 50-100 seats so I won't be depressingly disappointed when I wake up to find that has happened. Also why I'm voting Green in the hope of increasing their influence in parliament. It's the only good thing that I think can happen at this point.
I'll check the bbc front page for confirmation of what I already know will happen and then go in to work early to get on with the stuff that still needs to be done regardless of whichever shitehawk is back in power like a skidmark you can't get out of your best bibshorts.
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Have folks got wake-up strategies in place for Friday?
Oprn to suggestions for the softest way to be disappointed, with the least likelihood of tears in the street or getting sacked for thumping an openly racist colleague etc etc.
News radio will be too harsh, ditto TV. Looking out the window won't help. Soshul meeja no. Papers will have gone to print too early?
Shaun Keeveney might be too much but currently looking the best option....